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The Auburn Tigers are back at home this week as they face the Vanderbilt Commodores after being on the road for two games. Auburn has won six of its last seven games and is 3-1 in conference play.
The Tigers head to enemy territory for the Iron Bowl of soccer this Friday. Auburn will play against the Alabama Crimson Tide, hoping to bounce back from a draw and secure a win against its biggest rivals. This game promises to be intense, emotional, and a formidable challenge. This deep-rooted rivalry will be evident on the field, guaranteeing an entertaining match.
On Oct. 7, the Auburn University Dream Makers (AUDM) gathered for Child Health Day on the Campus Green. At the event, the lawn was covered with tents featuring catering from Foosackly’s and Small Sliders and volunteers preparing to be pied, as Aubie the Tiger and attendees enjoyed the celebration on campus.
To celebrate the Halloween season, The Auburn Plainsman Lifestyle Section is reviewing and recommending related movies for people to watch. Ranging from frightening, nightmare-inducing thrillers to wholesome, family-friendly flicks, reviews will cover a variety of genres. Read a synopsis and our thoughts, and then take a look at the “spooky” meter, a rating out of five that details whether we think this movie is worth watching during Halloween time. If you would like to write a Halloween-related film review and have it published, email srb0106@auburn.edu.
On Oct. 7, 2025, the Student Government Association’s budget and finance hearing proposed and finalized major cuts to several student activity organizations to balance the budget. The hearing required organization representatives to propose and vote on cuts to organizations’ budget items. The SGA Senate will vote on passing these budget changes in the upcoming weeks.
On Oct. 6, Brilyn Hollyhand, an Auburn freshman studying political science, held his “One Conversation at a Time Tour” at the Science Center Auditorium. The event, organized in coordination with Auburn’s Turning Point USA chapter, aimed to promote the involvement of the next generation of conservatives in the political process.
After three hours of headache-inducing car sickness caused by miles of dirt road leading deep into the jungle mountains, we arrived at Kopi Punik Sumbawa, an award-winning coffee shop deep in the rural landscape of southern Indonesia.
Red Barn Worship is a student-led, Christian ministry, where college students gather at the Red Barn to sing praises to the Lord. On Aug. 22, Red Barn Worship released its debut album, “At the Arena (Live),” which was recorded in Neville Arena and is streaming on all platforms.
“I always say God gives you special gifts, and I truly believe that love was Julie’s special gift."
Auburn soccer earned a well-deserved point against one of the top teams in the SEC on Sunday afternoon, drawing No. 10 South Carolina 1-1 at the Auburn Soccer Complex. Despite surrendering a late equalizer, the Tigers showed their determination and organization on both ends of the pitch, holding an extremely balanced team to just six total shots.
This weekend, the Auburn Men's Tennis team hosted its fall tournament, the Battle on the Plains. The event showcased strong performances from the Tigers, with victories in both singles and doubles matches from players Hamza Nasridinov, Joey Phillips, Jake Kennedy, and Thomas Kennedy.
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Auburn volleyball bounced back in a big way this afternoon, sweeping Ole Miss 3-0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-21) inside the Gillom Athletics Performance Center. This victory pushed the Tigers' overall record to 12-3, 3-1 in SEC play, and improved their road mark to 2-3.
The Auburn Tigers volleyball squad continue their SEC road trip this weekend with a match in Oxford, Mississippi, against the Ole Miss Rebels on Sunday. First serve is set for 2:00 PM CDT. Auburn is coming into this matchup with an 11-2 overall record and an undefeated record of 2-0 in conference play. The Tigers are also on a 5-game winning streak that includes two wins against SEC opponents, Alabama and Mississippi State.
To celebrate the Halloween season, The Auburn Plainsman Lifestyle Section is reviewing and recommending related movies for people to watch. Ranging from frightening, nightmare-inducing thrillers to wholesome, family-friendly flicks, reviews will cover a variety of genres. Read a synopsis and our thoughts, and then take a look at the “spooky” meter, a rating out of five that details whether we think this movie is worth watching during Halloween time. If you would like to write a Halloween-related film review and see it published, email srb0106@auburn.edu.
On Oct. 3, the annual Haunted Auburn Walking Tours returned for the 13th year in a row. The tours are the ideal way to learn about paranormal events that have happened around some of Auburn’s most iconic landmarks.
From Oct. 3 to Oct. 5, AubFest hosted an estimated 1,200 attendees for its seventh edition at the local ATV park, Boggin’ On The Plains. Tickets for the biannual festival’s largest year yet sold for $30 online and included access to camping, food trucks, retail vendors and over 30 performances — including the headliner, Post Sex Nachos.
No. 4 Auburn equestrian began its 25-26 season with a 16-2 victory over No. 8 Baylor on Saturday at home. Auburn dominated the meet, winning all four events and earning a sweep of the Most Outstanding Performer honors.
As we head into the bye week of the Auburn football season most would agree there have been many ups and downs already in just five short weeks. The Tigers and their offense led by quarterback Jackson Arnold will be looking to take on head coach Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs at home in their next game but first I want to take a look at the offense and who has been the main contributors so far this year and determine who has been the “Offensive MVP”.
The 76th Lee County Fair returned to Opelika from Sept. 30th to Oct. 3rd, 2025. First opening in 1948, the event sees it annual return in the first week of October, and this year's edition has seen record attendance. While some aspects have changed, the fair continues to feature carnival rides and games, live music, livestock showcasing and other activities.
