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Tunes of acoustic music with touches of bluegrass sound filled Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Friday night, August 21, as part of the Sundilla Concert Series. Seats were filled by 7:30 p.m. when Act of Congress, a Birmingham-based band, took the stage.
The Auburn Area Community Theatre production of Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” opened to a packed house at the Jane Dempsey Arts Center in Auburn Friday, Aug. 21.
Audience watches as Fredrick Frankenstein's, young Frakenstein, monster comes to life during the live performance of Young Frankenstein at Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center Friday, Aug. 21. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
On a rainy Tuesday evening, Aug. 18, three local bartenders gathered at the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center to display their drink-making talents in the Alabama Bartender of the Year Regional Competition.
Jeff Myers, representing Longhorn Steakhouse, mixes a drink during the Bartender of the Year 2015 at The Hotel at Auburn University on Aug. 18. (Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor)
Finished drinks made by Beau Burns, representing Cigar and Fine Spirits, Bartender of the Year 2015 at The Hotel at Auburn University on Aug. 18.
Beau Burns, representing Cigar and Fine Spirits, burns an orange peel for his signature drink, Smoked Americano, during the Bartender of the Year Competition 2015 at The Hotel at Auburn University on Aug. 18.
If you’ve ever wanted to be rewarded for shopping, this is the app you’ve been waiting for. Shopkick is an easy-to-use phone application that rewards users with points for entering stores, scanning barcodes and making purchases.
Within the past month, how many of you eagerly arrived at your dorm move-in ready only to step into the rays of fluorescent lighting and a room scarred with an unfamiliar smell courtesy of previous tenants?
Gentle, melodic guitar music filled the Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Friday, July 31. But the songs weren't hymns and it wasn't a church service.
Occasional flashes of lightning did not deter people from listening to Grace Albritton, Andrew Combs and B.B. Palmer & Kudzu at the railyard next to John Emerald Distilling Company and Red Clay Brewing Company on Friday, July 24.
To the average person, jiu jitsu might not ring any bells, but for Auburn Mixed Martial Arts and Auburn Jiu Jitsu owners, jiu jitsu is more than a martial art.
The Alabama Shakespeare Festival's production of Disney's "The Little Mermaid" debuted Friday, July 10, and will run until Sunday, Aug. 2, at the state theater in Montgomery.
Students find many ways to occupy their time in college. Whether it's never going back home and immersing yourself in the college life, or applying for internships to gain experience, recently studying abroad has been a popular college must to have on the checklist.
When it comes to graphic design, there's one student who has surpassed professors' expectations.
Sarah Jones, 2007 Auburn graduate, started a business last summer called Introverted Alpha.
Within the first five minutes of the movie "Jurassic World," one sees Daniel Bradley, a graduate from Auburn. Although Bradley does not have a speaking role, he has an important part all of the same.
Nancy Owen Nelson, author of "Searching for Nannie B.," shared her story of searching for the grave of her maternal grandmother, who died in childbirth, with the congregation of the Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship on Sunday, June 28.
Nancy Owen Nelson’s grandmother, Nannie B. Russell Chandler, was always a mystery to Nelson, who at age 13 found the woman she knew to be her grandmother was in fact her step-grandmother.
Dave Enderton fulfills many different roles: athlete, father, graduate student, soldier, wounded warrior.
