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(07/04/25 12:00pm)
Orange and blue are painted across the stadium. There is an electric thrill in the atmosphere as students flood the bleachers, ready to ignite Neville Arena. Chants and cheers echo, the crowd is ready to not just watch a game, but be a part of it. Fans are anticipating a wild game filled with quick breakaways and buzzer-beaters that will have everyone on the edge of their seats. This is Auburn Basketball. This is The Jungle.
(04/19/25 11:00pm)
Auburn softball failed to avoid the sweep on Saturday as the offense never got anything going, losing the final game of the series 4-1 to No. 4 Tennessee at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium.
(07/07/25 12:00pm)
The Auburn community provides its students with many choices when it comes to where they spend their free time. These leisurely activities include attending local events, working out or going on a first date. However, some locations and businesses are uniquely special due to their above and beyond services and welcoming environments. Plainsman’s Choice: Leisure will showcase the winners of the best places to unwind in Auburn.
(04/19/25 1:00pm)
Despite two home runs from Ike Irish Friday night, the No. 8 Tigers fell to top-ranked Texas 8-3 to drop the series at Disch-Falk Field.
(07/21/25 12:00pm)
Recruitment and orientation are major parts of the college experience. Not only for incoming students, but for the orienteers interacting with these students. For Auburn, the “big three,” would be student recruiters, Camp War Eagle counselors and Pi Chis. These orienteers see hundreds of students a year and when incoming students arrive on campus, these faces are the typically first ones seen.
(04/24/25 2:21am)
Auburn University is bringing more sustainability to its campus as composters and reusable to-go containers become the newest addition.
(04/21/25 7:00pm)
Auburn Parks and Recreation will host the 25th annual Auburn CityFest on Saturday, April 26, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Kiesel Park. This free, outdoor, family-friendly event will feature headlining act Circus Incredible and a selection of live music, local food retailers and over 100 arts and crafts vendors.
(04/20/25 12:02am)
On Thursday, April 17, the members of the 2025-2026 Auburn University Tiger Paws team were annouced on the back steps of Cater Hall. Eager candidates and their families and friends waited to see whose names would be announced.
(04/18/25 3:44pm)
Auburn’s basketball team recently concluded a brilliant season. For only the second time ever, they advanced to the NCAA Final Four. Now imagine that those in charge of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) funding for AU basketball players and for Coach Pearl’s contract announced that they were freezing some of the funding and initiating deep cuts in the funding going forward. When asked why, their response is that there is waste, fraud, and abuse in Coach Pearl’s contract and in NIL funding for the players. When asked for data to prove this contention, none was given.
(04/18/25 12:40pm)
Despite jumping out to an early lead, No. 8 Auburn baseball fell to No. 1 Texas 3-2 in the series opener, snapping their six-game winning streak.
(04/18/25 12:55pm)
Auburn softball and No. 4 Tennessee were tied in a 2-2 game heading into the seventh inning, but the Lady Vols knocked a walk-off home run Thursday at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium to take game one of the series 4-2.
(04/18/25 1:37pm)
After an all-time great season, Auburn men's basketball is looking to reload this offseason after losing almost every scholarship player from the Final Four team except potentially Tahaad Pettiford.
(04/24/25 1:00pm)
GreenPal, the lawn mowing app users commonly call the "Uber of lawn care," expanded to Auburn on Thursday, April 10. Across the nation and most recently in Auburn, GreenPal connects users with local vendors to achieve affordable, efficient and high-quality lawn care at the touch of a button.
(04/17/25 3:31pm)
Auburn guard Chad Baker-Mazara, a key component to the Tigers’ recent duo of SEC titles and Final Four run, announced his move to the transfer portal Thursday morning following two seasons with the program. Baker-Mazara will have one season of eligibility remaining.
(04/17/25 11:44pm)
O Grows community garden is hosting its spring garden opening and goat yoga this Saturday, April 19, at 10 a.m. This Easter weekend activity is free and available to all ages in the Opelika and Auburn communities.
(08/07/25 9:00pm)
The Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center at Auburn University opened in 2019. The Gogue Center has proudly presented numerous award-winning Broadway productions, well-known musicians and dance companies.
(04/17/25 2:17pm)
No. 8 Auburn baseball travels to Austin, TX to take on a new conference opponent, the No. 1 Texas Longhorns as the Tigers look to extend their six-game win streak against the Longhorns this weekend.
(04/17/25 2:26pm)
Auburn looks to gain its third consecutive SEC series win when the Tigers travel to Knoxville, TN for the final road series of the regular season. Auburn has not won three straight SEC series since ending the 2023 season with four consecutive SEC series wins.
(04/16/25 3:23pm)
On April 15, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 252, the Community Pharmacy Relief Act, into law. As previously reported by The Plainsman, the bill was a compromise between competing bills and was decided on and introduced in February. Before its introduction, the need for legislation curtailing the power of pharmacy benefit managers—or PBMs—was the subject of a protracted debate.
(04/16/25 1:57am)
On April 15 at 5 p.m., Auburn’s department of art and art history unveiled the Spring 2025 Senior Project Exhibition, “Six Figures.”
