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For the past three years, Auburn University has offered a Korean after-school culture and language program for students in junior high or high school. Grade school students are able to register for the program either in the spring or fall semester, and there is no tuition.
A ministry through Auburn United Methodist Church uses their sewing and knitting skills to comfort families of the Auburn area through hard times.
This month, The Depot will celebrate its five-year anniversary since the restaurant opened in 2015.
History runs deep in the veins of Auburn’s antebellum houses.
Carlos Izcaray was born under the rainforest canopy of Venezuela’s capital. Here, he began his journey with classical music.
A decade ago, Mary Kathryn Whatley, owner of Tart and Tartan, never dreamed she would be opening her own bakery.
Embrace, a local church, has recently adopted a new form of small groups called discipleship bands.
The show must go on — virtually.
Churches in the Auburn community have been trying to adjust to their services while keeping members safe and maintaining an environment where people can continue to feel connected.
The PLUS scholarship was created at Auburn to increase the diversity of the student population, but it means something more to the scholarship recipients and faculty involved in the PLUS program.
In the month of October, students and families can experience the haunted spots of Auburn through local ghost tours.
With the weather turning brisk, the call for outdoor experiences often follows suit.
Thrifting has become a way for college students to find fashionable pieces for cheaper and to discover new pieces that others might not have.
As the temperature gets lower and the leaves change colors, the world prepares to enter its first fall amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
People often steer clear of the topic of menstruation in conversation, but this Saturday, Oct. 10, many will take part in the second annual National Period Day to focus on the often unspoken subject.
On Saturday, Sept. 26, Auburn University hosted its first game day of the football season in Jordan-Hare Stadium against the University of Kentucky.
Fall is in the air — but so is love. As the crisp air rolls in, so do the weddings. Wedding season typically lasts from summer to early fall. A couple in Auburn prepared for this wedding season by turning their family farm into a wedding venue.
On Thursday, the Harvest Moon will begin and will last through the weekend.
One way to relieve stress while staying fit at the same time is to practice yoga. Yoga relaxes the mind and improves the body’s coordination, flexibility and strength.
While most people think football season is the kick-off for fall, the team at the Old Rotation begins fall with the crop harvest.
