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The sisters of Delta Nu at UCLA crowded around Elle Woods, their sorority’s president, as she hysterically bawled. Why would her boyfriend, Warner, break up with her because she “wasn’t serious enough?” She had a 4.0 average! Sure, she was in fashion merchandising, and her future wasn’t at the top of her priorities, but she was “seriously in love with him!”
‘Tis the season! With the holidays quickly approaching, it is important that our community recognizes and celebrates the many traditions held by Auburn students and others surrounding the city. By glimpsing at the festivities of specific cultures, let’s dive into what the holidays mean to everyone.
Are the costume aisles of Party City and Target raked through? Not wanting to pay extra for expedited shipping?
Now that the Alabama fall has begun, Auburn students can finally cuddle up with their coziest blanket, prepare their favorite pumpkin-spiced snacks and start a movie night. For those looking for inspiration for what to watch or re-watch, this list contains Auburn students’ favorite fall movies and series.
It's fall in Auburn, which means Halloween is right around the corner. While Halloween is a big time of year for pumpkins, candy, costumes and more, finding spooky season events for the whole family can be tricky to do. Luckily, the Auburn-Opelika area is full of fun-filled, on-theme events.
Freshman year, students are getting adjusted to being on their own, taking challenging courses, and meeting new people. With the new transition to college, students have a lot to wrap their heads around. One of the factors that can potentially make or break freshman year is where a new student chooses to reside.
Atlanta, Georgia is just a short drive away from Auburn University; making it a tried-and-true spot for a day trip. From restaurants to live music, Atlanta has a lot to offer both tourists and locals.
With campus tours running around the clock at Auburn, it's not uncommon to pass by a cheery student recruiter and yell a passionate, "War Eagle!" Many Auburn students admit to this and more, making campus tours much more interesting than they may seem to be from the outside.
As we approach the end of football season, Auburn fans will not be the only ones looking for other sports to turn their attention to in the off season.
Dinner is served. The Plainsman is now starting a new cookbook series, which will focus on meal ideas that are under ten dollars and easy for college students—and anyone else—to make.
With the cooler weather approaching, students are digging deeper into their closets to find the perfect fall outfits for class. When looking around campus one may notice some of the same trends as previous years and even some new ones.
With football season in it’s prime, students are more eager than ever to have the perfect look for every game-day theme. Over the years Auburn has stuck with tradition and had various themes for certain game-days. White out, orange out and navy out are the most popular. Themes are important aspects of game-days because it allows everyone to coordinate and flushes out the stadium with a sea of one color.
Auburn Football is one of the most prominent factors of Auburn University's culture, and there is a lot to know about Saturdays in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
A fresh breeze, the smell of flowers and herbs, a cool drink in your hand and the perfect view: for many students, this would be the perfect end of their work or school day. The newly opened rooftop bar at the Laurel Hotel & Spa offers all of that – and more.
On Monday, September 19th, The University Program Council hosted Painting on the Plains at the Melton Student Center, bringing together a diverse group of individuals to create Auburn-themed art.
Easy Tiger, a brand-new statement piece for Auburn students to sit and relax outside The Collegiate Hotel, sparks old and new traditions for Kim Wirth.
It's an exciting year for Auburn's Culinary Science Program.
People of all ages, students and families alike, gathered to see Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors and The National Parks play in Opelika, Alabama.
Auburn University's homecoming will take place this year on Sept. 24, at the same time as Fall Family Weekend, which is held from Sept. 23 to Sept. 25.
In 2017, a group of students founded Pride on the Plains, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the LGBTQIA+ community in Auburn, Opelika and surrounding areas.
