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Around this time every year, college students usually begin looking and planning for their summer jobs. Questions like “What?” and “Where?” start swarming in the minds of students everywhere.
The Auburn Plains have long since been home to successful people, not only on the Pat-Dye Field, but in every field and profession. From Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, to Llyod Austin III, the United States’ current Secretary of Defense, Auburn University has produced brilliant alumni, even some who now grace the big screen.
For college students, particularly those in need of themed game day dresses, going-out tops, business casual outfits and more, one of the most consistent dilemmas we encounter is figuring out where to purchase clothes. The most affordable places – fast fashion companies like Shein, Forever 21, H & M and more – face many allegations of unethical practices but have affordable prices that appeal to college students on a budget.
Book buffs and latte lovers alike can find their paged paradise behind the doors of Auburn Oil Co. Booksellers on Magnolia Avenue. From author signings and trivia nights to local handmade products, Auburn Oil Co. exhibits its ever-growing commitment to the Auburn community.
It is that time of year again where everyone is planning their spring break trips. Florida beaches and tropical islands will be flooded with college students looking to have a good time.
This Sunday, Feb. 25, Auburn coffee shop, Coffee Mafia, will host Open-Mic Poetry Night from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Open-Mic Poetry Night is a Coffee Mafia tradition that is open to anyone wanting to participate or attend the performance.
Student volunteers joined Auburn University Water Resources Center in setting out Friday with a mission to clean Parkerson Mill Creek on campus, beginning at the Wellness Kitchen and ending at the corner of Biggio Drive and West Samford Ave.
Botanic hosted its second of three growing classes Friday titled “Successful Growing in Central Alabama Symposium” where attendees learned the ins and outs of growing in the Auburn area.
Entertainment venues are becoming increasingly popular and popping up around different cities. Opelika, Ala is home to a unique place created for entertainment and recreational fun. The Opelika Rage Room is an entertainment venue for a unique experience where customers can spend time in a reinforced room designed for smashing items.
Roses are red, violets are blue, it’s Valentine’s Day, what does a girl got to do? No man, no worries.
The topic of love has been studied by researchers for years. Believe it or not, there is actually science behind why we get “butterflies” and feel a certain way that often seems to surpass the simple feeling of happiness.
When it comes to the music scene in Auburn, concerts of every genre can be found. Folk and bluegrass, in particular, have struck a chord with many locals—all thanks to the Sundilla Acoustic Concert Series.
Auburn’s final game of the season, The Music City Bowl, will see many fans traveling to Nashville to watch Auburn play against Maryland on Dec. 30, 2023. While fans expect to enjoy the city for the game, Nashville has much to offer in entertainment and food for guests to enjoy before and after the big game.
With Christmas less than a week away, now is the time to find last-minute Christmas gifts for the men in your life.
Working out is crucial to the daily routines of college students, as it helps with physical fitness and mental strength.
As the holiday season is now in full swing, Auburn University provides a plethora of ways in which the community can get involved and make merry memories.
All aboard! The Rocky Brook Rocket Reindeer Express will be taking passengers through the Christmas lights and scenes of Monkey Park on Dec. 14-16 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Even before Halloween, Downtown Auburn prepares for holiday festivities. From an Auburn spin on Black Friday to a parade and Santa visits, Christmas planning begins as early as June.
Somewhat unbeknownst to most locals and students, Auburn displays many murals, most painted by regional artists. Two of these display musical icons from the late 20th century. A dancing bears fresco celebrating the Grateful Dead adorns the back wall of Moe’s Barbecue, in downtown Opelika, Rock N’ Roll Pinball, an arcade/bar, showcases a mural of the iconic rock star Stevie Nicks. The mural was painted by former local artist Brett Young and digital artist Josh Hamby.
Thanksgiving break starts on Nov. 20 and ends on Nov. 24, with the Iron Bowl game taking place on Nov. 25. With the break swiftly approaching, Auburn students are grateful for more than just the pause on classwork.
