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Tonight No. 12 Auburn defeated No. 9 Oregon State 197.025-196.975, however, for a tense few minutes, Neville Arena believed the Beavers had come away with the victory.
A freshman from Point Pleasant, New Jersey and a senior from Nashville, Tennessee. Two students, both from vastly different backgrounds.
Richard Tomasello, owner of the two Well Red locations and more recently, The Fox coffee shop, reflected on the success of the businesses he shares with his wife, Crystal.
Ten years ago, Odalys Silvera led a small tutoring group of seven children in the Auburn Public Library. Today, that tutoring group has grown into Esperanza House, a nonprofit that now serves 278 children across Auburn and Opelika.
Pulitzer Prize-winning commentator Cynthia Tucker had not always planned on journalism. It wasn’t until after struggling with biology and calculus at Auburn University that she exchanged her pre-med plans for a double major in journalism and English.
At Auburn University, the EAGLES program provides students with developmental and intellectual disabilities life-changing opportunities to work towards independence. Education to Accomplish Growth in Life Experiences for Success, or EAGLES, is a non-degree program that began in 2018 with four students. In the past seven years, the program’s demand and reach has grown significantly, and the most recent program accommodated 11 students.
Auburn’s women’s basketball team suffered a lopsided 96-56 defeat to Mississippi State on Thursday night, as the Bulldogs dominated both ends of the floor in the SEC matchup at Humphrey Coliseum.
Auburn University is more than a collection of buildings or rolled oak trees. It’s more than a football school or basketball school or southern college town. To me, Auburn is a feeling — a place where stories unfold, where people feel like family and where I’ve grown as a writer, student and person.
Auburn University celebrates active and non-active military officers throughout the year, from Veterans Day ceremonies to Bald Eagle and aircraft flyovers in Jordan-Hare. Yet, the most poignant reminder of Auburn’s military appreciation are the Tigers who wear and serve the Stars and Stripes on- and off-campus. Veterans Affairs and Reserve Officers’ Training Corps provide resources and training to Auburn students, whether returning from active duty, training for service or living as a military dependent.
The No. 1 ranked Auburn Tigers will play host to the No. 6 ranked Tennessee Volunteers after a week off from its nail-biting win against No. 23 Georgia.
Drew Dauphin had a magnetic pull to him that no one could resist and was known for his creativity, wit and welcoming spirit. According to his family, he was a jack of all trades: Whether someone needed a joke, a shoulder to cry on or someone to just listen. He operated on a seemingly different level, providing comfort and solace for those around him.
Potentially without All-American Johni Broome for the third straight game, No. 1 Auburn hosts its first AP top-10 matchup since the 1959 in a clash with No. 6 Tennessee on Saturday night in efforts of staying atop the conference standings.
Two days out from the first AP top-10 matchup in Auburn, AL since the 1959 season, head coach Bruce Pearl spoke with the media regarding the Tigers’ upcoming home matchup with No. 6 Tennessee on Saturday night and the annual AUTLIVE cancer game.
Auburn University’s core principles of instruction, research and extension have long been defining characteristics of one of the most prestigious universities in the southeast. The high standards and expectations of the university shine especially bright from the Auburn Honors College, where high-achieving students can elevate their education to new heights and can gain valuable experiences along the way.
The Auburn University Marching Band is more than just the soundtrack of Auburn Athletics. From weeks of practice in the summer heat to unbreakable bonds with their found family of musicians, a band member’s passion for their craft intertwines every aspect of their life and unfurls an infectious positivity to all of Auburn.
If you’ve caught a taste of Auburn’s special identity, you’ll know it’s as blissful as sipping on the world’s greatest lemonade while you watch long strands of toilet paper flow in the breeze, hanging from the strong branches of luscious oak trees. I love Auburn University, and my experienc- es here will undoubtedly impact me for the rest of my life.
Growing up as one of the few people of color in her small, rural town cultivated a sensitivity in Bren Wells for people who feel like they don’t belong. When she got to Auburn University, she realized this passion and put it into practice by leading the International Student Organization (ISO).
For many, Auburn University evokes images of the quintessential Southern college experience. But for members of the LGBTQ+ community, finding a sense of belonging can sometimes feel like an uphill battle. Pride on the Plains, the flagship organization for the Auburn-Opelika area, provides a crucial support system and fosters an inclusive environment for all.
When students flock to Auburn for their studies, they may be moving hundreds of miles away from home. For Black students who make up only a small fraction of the student body, this culture shock may be especially challenging.
Since 2022, AubFest, a DIY music festival created by Auburn University students, has provided a platform for voices in the community to be amplified and celebrated. On March 22, the festival is set to return for its sixth edition — bringing music, comedy and art to the grounds of Boggin’ on the Plains.
