'Wicked: For Good' review: 'It's looking at things another way'
(11/28/25 4:04pm)
After its premiere on Nov. 21, the sequel to “Wicked” (2024) has finally hit theatres, leaving audiences changed for good.
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Downtown Opelika hosts the final Food Truck Friday of the 2025 season
(11/22/25 8:51pm)
On Nov. 21, locals flocked to the Railroad Avenue Historic District in downtown Opelika to enjoy the final Food Truck Friday of the 2025 season. The event featured over a dozen food trucks with a wide variety of different cuisines, giving visitors the opportunity to both try new foods and support local businesses.
Auburn's 1856 receives Michelin Guide recommendation
(11/22/25 10:01pm)
Auburn University’s 1856 – Culinary Residence, housed in the Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center, became the first restaurant in Auburn and first teaching restaurant in the United States to receive the prestigious distinction of a Michelin recommendation. The restaurant was one of 15 restaurants across Alabama to receive honors in the inaugural Michelin Guide American South selection.
Auburn faces Mercer with bowl eligibility on the line
(11/21/25 10:24pm)
Coming off their bye week, the Auburn Tigers are set to face the Mercer Bears of the Southern Conference on Saturday afternoon at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Hattie B's Hot Chicken to open in Auburn summer 2026
(11/24/25 5:12pm)
A flavorful new arrival will soon make its way to Auburn. Nashville-based Hattie B’s Hot Chicken is officially set to join the lineup of Downtown Auburn shops and restaurants in summer 2026. The location will open at 121 N. College St. and will bring a fresh and renewed purpose to the former historic Tiger Theatre.
Giving back in times of food insecurity
(11/24/25 5:38pm)
With the holidays approaching, this is a season of practicing gratitude, giving back and eating delicious food. For many in East Alabama though, food insecurity complicates the season. Food insecurity, the lack of reliable access to affordable and nutritious food, affects at least 16% of Lee County. In times of need, Auburn offers plenty of ways to get involved and give back to the community.
Cookie Fix brings a sweet new flavor to Downtown Auburn
(11/22/25 2:32am)
Downtown Auburn got a little sweeter with the opening of Cookie Fix on Nov.5. Located between Big Blue Bagel and Wrapsody, Cookie Fix offers fresh-baked cookies, ready-to-bake cookie dough, cookie cake, fresh milk and Rockhouse ice cream — quickly becoming the go-to stop for college students and families alike.
Identities and relationships: The Circle publishes fall 2025 issue
(12/01/25 6:00am)
On Nov. 17, The Auburn Circle, Auburn University’s literary and art magazine, published its new semesterly issue for fall 2025. This issue focuses on identities and relationships of life, and it is currently available to students.
Auburn off to best start since 2008 after defeating Rutgers
(11/21/25 6:07pm)
In a match that came down to the wire, the Auburn Tigers came out on top of the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to make it to 6-0, a feat they haven't accomplished since the 2008-2009 season.
Thanksgiving movie guide: New films to see in theaters
(11/25/25 3:17pm)
Thanksgiving break is a time when students can finally kick up their feet and relax before finals season comes into full swing. November is also typically a time when major movies come out in theaters. Take some time to relax this break by going to see cinematic productions on the big screen, while munching on extremely buttered popcorn and sipping a cold soda. Going to the movies is an exciting experience, but the most important decison to make is not what snack to bring, it is what movie to watch.
U.S. congressional candidate Lee McInnis holds open town hall
(11/20/25 4:33pm)
U.S. House 3rd District candidate Lee McInnis held an open town hall meeting with voters to address issues around the economy, healthcare, education, veterans and farmers on Nov. 19. Attendees were encouraged to bring non-perishable food to donate to the food bank.
Auburn bounces back with a dominant win at home 112-66
(11/20/25 4:59am)
Auburn takes down Jackson State in a strong showing on the plains by a score of 112-66 and making it a complete team effort with nine different players having five or more points and five of them achieving double digits. The Tigers offense exploded getting their highest points mark since 2019.
SGA hosts Creed Day
(11/20/25 4:09am)
On Nov. 19, onlookers walking past the Melton Student Center were greeted not just by the Aubie statue but also by a festive display of volunteer-run tables, treats and a balloon arch, all organized by Auburn’s Student Government Association (SGA) to celebrate Creed Day. Every year, Auburn University SGA hosts Creed Day, a celebration that highlights the origins of the Auburn Creed and exemplifies its representative values.
Auburn hosts Jackson State in non-conference matchup
(11/19/25 8:59pm)
Auburn men’s basketball returns to Neville Arena on Wednesday night, hosting Jackson State in a non-conference matchup set for 8 p.m. CST on SEC Network.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | SB 129
(11/18/25 8:58pm)
As an English major at Auburn University, I can’t help but feel disturbed by the way that Alabama has treated the study of English. On Oct. 27, Auburn faculty members received an email from the University stating that syllabi will now be vetted for any discussion of “divisive topics,” as defined by Alabama Act 2024-34 (SB 129). While faculty are now set scrambling to revise syllabi around the bill’s vaguely categorical terms, students will be the ones who bear its real effects.
Freshman phenomenon: Coulibaly fuels Auburn’s best start in a decade
(11/18/25 4:03pm)
Auburn women’s basketball is off to its strongest start in nearly a decade, moving to 5-0 after grinding out a 69-65 win over Georgia State on Monday night at Neville Arena. It was not always pretty, and it certainly was not easy, but the Tigers once again found ways to close out a tight game.
SGA removes student activity portfolios, recommends AI implementation in syllabi
(11/18/25 8:46pm)
On Nov. 17, SGA hosted its weekly senate meeting, with the order of business including a bill to remove student activity portfolios (SAPs), the addition of the university's anti-discrimination statement to the code of laws and AI recommendations for syllabi.
Tigers look to close out homestand with win against Panthers
(11/17/25 7:36pm)
The Tigers are off to a strong start under new head coach Larry Vickers and look to continue that momentum in their game against Georgia State. They are seeking their first 5-0 start since the 2016-17 season.
Pop on in to The Auburn Popcorn Company
(11/18/25 9:04pm)
Since opening in 2017, The Auburn Popcorn Company has been gracing downtown Auburn's presence with freshly popped popcorn. With about 14 different flavors, there is a salty and sweet treat for everyone who ventures into the store.
Free throws sink upset bid: No. 22 Auburn falls 73-72 to No. 1 Houston
(11/17/25 1:46am)
No. 22 Auburn walked into a sold-out Legacy Arena hoping to do something no team has done in the Pearl family era of basketball on the Plains: take down an AP No. 1 team.