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(11/11/24 10:00pm)
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Nature Nightmares: a haunted hike through the woods
(10/26/24 4:56pm)
Nature Nightmares was a haunting, self-guided hike through the forest of Auburn’s Kreher Preserve and Nature Center during the depths of night.
Sip and savor: Auburn's local fall flavors
(10/28/24 1:00pm)
As temperatures fluctuate between warm days and cool nights, Auburn University students are embracing the fall season with a variety of autumnal treats and drinks offered at local cafes.
Battle of the Beverage: A culinary competition
(10/17/24 3:58pm)
On Wednesday Oct. 16 at 6 p.m., the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center hosted the Battle of the Beverage. The event consisted of a wine versus beer competition to determine which beverage paired best with the prepared menu.
The Collegiate Hotel's bars serving craft cocktails and good vibes
(10/22/24 10:58pm)
Wittle Hall has been completely transformed into The Collegiate Hotel. The former all-female dormitory has become a trendy hotspot for lounging and sipping cocktails while enjoying the views of Auburn.
Hey Day: connecting the Auburn Family
(10/14/24 10:08pm)
On Oct. 16, Auburn will celebrate one of its most popular traditions, Hey Day.
Wizard of Oz comes to life with live music
(10/09/24 3:40pm)
The Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center will screen "The Wizard of Oz” for the movie’s 85th anniversary while the Alabama Symphony Orchestra plays the music score live.
Auburn students and the mental tolls of the polls
(10/23/24 1:00pm)
As Auburn students prepare to populate the polls, many are feeling stressed about the upcoming election. The pressure to be informed, navigate differing opinions and avoid tensions all while still managing academic responsibilities has left many feeling overwhelmed.
Auburn students' first weekend without a football game
(10/09/24 2:15am)
After five home games in a row, Auburn prepared for its first weekend without a football game. Auburn has been the host of its first five football games since the first weekend of the academic year.
Auburn to the Hill pipeline
(10/23/24 3:00pm)
Auburn on the Hill is a federal government internship through Auburn University that allows students interested in government or politics to get real-world experience working on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Fashion with a conscience: Embracing sustainability in Auburn
(10/14/24 1:00pm)
It is no secret that fast fashion is a simple way for broke college students to obtain cheap and trendy clothes. Yet, it's impossible to ignore the environmental impact left by the overproduction and overconsumption of short-lasting materials and clothing.
Behind the brewing of the Auburn + Opelika Coffee Shop Trail
(10/04/24 1:00pm)
The Auburn + Opelika Coffee Shop Trail has become a hot topic in the Auburn community. The coffee trail, which commenced on Aug. 24, 2024, is beneficial to Auburn and Opelika locally owned businesses as well as community members.
The Wellesley Girl: political commentary and spotlight on democracy
(09/28/24 3:40pm)
On Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m., The Wellesley Girl had its opening night at the Telfair B. Peet Theatre. The play is sponsored by Auburn University Water Resources.
Re-boo-ting basics into the perfect Halloween costume
(10/01/24 5:00pm)
Fall has officially arrived, and with it comes the annual quest for the perfect Halloween costume.
Auburn Cheerleaders: bringing cheer to the Summer Village Community
(09/25/24 1:00am)
On Tuesday Sept. 24 at 4 p.m., the Summer Village Community, a senior living community in Auburn, enjoyed their very own pep rally from the Auburn University Cheerleaders.
Students turn the page on academic reading: reading for leisure
(09/27/24 8:00pm)
Reading a book is oftentimes associated with school homework or textbooks, but reading as a leisurely activity can expand the imagination, vocabulary and bring different worlds to life.
The 'tail' of Charles the Tiger
(09/25/24 1:00pm)
Auburn Art is a local establishment in Downtown Auburn that specializes in selling diploma frames, historic artwork and game day necessities. It is also home to a giant stuffed tiger named Charles.
Art of the Auburn Family: The Jan Dempsey Fall Invitational
(09/20/24 3:18am)
On Sept. 19 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center recognized the talents of Auburn affiliates in the opening reception of their Fall Invitational Art Exhibition: AU Connection. The exhibition showcased 23 works from 12 artists, including both current and former Auburn University affiliates.
Insight into an artist: The work of Gracefully Made Art
(09/25/24 3:00pm)
The Auburn University Bookstore is a popular place for students and families to buy merchandise or gifts to show off their alma mater. Among these designs, one can find Melissa Gullatte’s art, also known under her brand name, Gracefully Made Art. Her work showcases Auburn University logos and memorabilia through the use of subtle watercolor designs.
Dialing in to the rich history of Auburn's Foy Information Desk
(09/20/24 4:00pm)
When Auburn students visit the Melton Student Center, most are looking for a quick bite to eat from one of its many fast food restaurants, a spot to print out their history paper or a quiet place to cram before their big biology final. Amidst the hustle and bustle of student life, one unassuming yet iconic fixture remains constant: the Foy Information Desk.