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James L. Tracy Jr. holds his book, "The Time Opener: 1692." (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
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James L. Tracy Jr. holds his book, "The Time Opener: 1692." (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
James L. Tracy Jr. holds his book, "The Time Opener: 1692." (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
Losing weight is a struggle many college students encounter at some point in their college career.
Village Plains Tribal Fusion, a local belly dancing group, hosted Beans and Bellies: A Belly Dance Showcase, Friday, Sept. 4 at Coffee Cat. The event served as a fundraiser for the troupe's theatrical show.
The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art hosted an evening filled with jazz, food and art Thursday, Sept. 3.
Cullars Improvisation Rotation's Patrick McCurry and Dan Macowski play jazz in the Jules Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art as part of Jazz! Food! Art! on Sept. 3. (Christy Stipe | Photographer)
Village Plains Tribal Fusion, a five member belly dancing troupe, will host Beans and Bellies on Friday, Sept. 4 from 6-9 p.m. at Coffee Cat.
“Verbatim,” a traditional, printmaking show with a twist, will debut Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Fieldwork Projects.
"I Said So," an accordion book created by Cassidy Kulhanek, senior in studio art with printmaking concentration. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
"I Said So," an accordion book created by Cassidy Kulhanek, senior in studio art with printmaking concentration. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
"I Said So," an accordion book created by Cassidy Kulhanek, senior in studio art with printmaking concentration. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
Behind the lens of 21-year-old Ethan Gulley’s camera is a creative individual with a passion for displaying people in their raw element.
Biggin Hall is hosting an exhibit beginning Monday, Aug. 31, featuring artist Ann Stewart from Atlanta. Her exhibit titled "Causa Sui," Latin for "Cause of Itself," will be displayed on campus until Sept. 25.
Source Medicine is run by Katie Hanna, Cheyenne Lord and Lokoko who make beautifully wrapped stones. Their products include many different enchanting crystals which are used as “tools for ascension” or as great decorations around the house. They can be found on Instagram and will be at An Indian SummerNight in downtown Auburn on Oct. 9.
The Market at Ag Heritage Park had its final farmer's market for the summer Thursday, Aug. 27. From peaches to poundcake, vendors sold their products to local residents.
String lights lined the brick road as concertgoers poured in for Cottonseed Live: Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors with special guests Penny and Sparrow on Aug. 28.
Granola for sale at Pecan Point's tent at The Market at Ag Heritage Park on Thursday, Aug. 27. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
Vendors' tents at The Market at Ag Heritage Park on Thursday, Aug. 27. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
Tripp Gulledge wasn’t always blind.