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Auburn Athletics Director John Cohen began Monday’s introductory press conference of new women’s soccer head coach James Armstrong quoting Occam's Razor.
Auburn men’s basketball remains at No. 2 in the latest AP poll for the second-straight week behind just Tennessee – marking the sixth time in program history and fourth time in the last four years the Tigers sit at the second spot nationally.
Auburn native Syriah Daniels had her first start of the season against UAB on Sunday, scoring 14 points to help seal a 69-62 win.
Auburn women’s basketball returned to Neville Arena on Sunday, securing a 69-62 win over the UAB Dragons.
On Nov. 26, several Chambers County farms filed a joint lawsuit against Nocoseekar, LLC and Rocky Glades, LLC—two mining companies. The companies are seeking permits to develop a quarry on privately owned land near Cusseta. The suit alleges in relevant part, that the surrounding farms will suffer significant losses because of disruptions in noise, air, water and environmental quality.
On Saturday, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec. 8, Downtown Auburn hosted a long-awaited Santa Claus. This Christmas celebrity made his annual stop by Toomer’s Corner to meet some of the kids from town.
No. 2 Auburn rebounded from its lone loss of the season against No. 9 Duke earlier this week with a 98-54 victory over the Richmond Spiders inside of Neville Arena on Sunday.
Finals week is often filled with stress and the pressure of trying to pass grueling exams. Luckily, a tiny foam tiger named Ralph has risen to the occasion to help combat the stress of the many tests.
The No. 2 Auburn Tigers take on the Richmond Spiders in an early morning matchup, on December 8 at Neville Arena.
Redshirt sophomore and former Ohio State transfer Caleb Burton III announced his intention to enter the transfer portal following two seasons at Auburn on Saturday evening – marking the ninth Tiger to enter the portal since the season concluded with an Iron Bowl loss last Saturday.
When was the last time you paused to appreciate the things you often take for granted like your morning coffee, the roof over your head or the people who brighten your day?
After about three weeks and more than 9,800 miles of traveling, Auburn women’s basketball returns home this Sunday to face the UAB Blazers.
On Thursday night, Dec. 5, the Student Government Association hosted the Auburn University Ring Night and Ceremony, a uniquely Auburn tradition that presents upcoming graduates with their university class rings. Ring Night participants are formally bestowed their class rings every fall and spring semester, a tangible reminder of their lifelong link to Auburn.
With the holidays swiftly approaching, Auburn University is full of seasonal festivities. For the past 16 years, the culinary department has upheld the tradition of a gingerbread village. This year, the village will debut on Dec. 8 in the Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center, and it will remain on display until New Year's Day.
In the previous 13 recruiting classes for Auburn prior to Hugh Freeze’s hiring, the Tigers averaged signing 2.46 players per class from 247 Sports’ top-10 players in the state of Alabama.
Auburn suffered its first loss of the season to Duke on the road as the small things snowballed for the Tigers. The Tigers fell to the Blue Devils in Cameron Indoor Stadium in a style of death by a thousand paper cuts — undone by ability to get to the charity stripe, turnovers, foul trouble and early rebounding.
A 13-2 start was not enough for the Tigers to overcome what head coach Bruce Pearl called one of the toughest environments in college basketball.
No. 2 Auburn struggled to make critical shots from the field down the stretch in the second half in its first loss of the season inside of a rocking Cameron Indoor Stadium on Wednesday night 84-78 to No. 9 Duke.
Hugh Freeze and the Tigers’ staff finished national signing day with the No. 6 recruiting class in the nation – marking just the third ever class to be ranked sixth or better nationally by 247 Sports for Auburn. The Tigers’ 2025 class is also back-to-back top-10 classes for Freeze now three classes into his Auburn tenure.
