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This weekend, Nov. 1, the Auburn Tigers will host the Kentucky Wildcats at Jordan-Hare Stadium in a matchup between two SEC programs looking to regain traction.
Auburn junior Josiah Gilbert earned his second trophy of the fall with a low-medalist performance at the Clerico, leading the No. 16 Tigers to their first team title of the season with an 8-over showing at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
In November of 2024, I spent a weekend in Ireland to visit my older brother who was in graduate school at Trinity College.
For over a century, Auburn has hosted some of the most impactful and culturally significant singers and performers in the nation. As the local artistic scene blooms now more than ever, The Plainsman takes a look back at the most notable cultural events from Auburn’s long history with performing arts.
On Tuesday, Oct. 21, Auburn’s Downtown Design Review Committee (DDRC) met with Sarah Holmes, Raising Cane’s property development manager for the Southeast, and other Raising Cane’s representatives, to discuss initial plans for a new Raising Cane’s location at 103 N. College St., directly next to Whataburger.
On Sept. 29 of this year, Starbucks announced its new protein lattes and cold foam that ranges anywhere from 12 to even 36 grams of protein for a single drink. Auburn’s on-campus Starbucks had these available immediately, and for research purposes I just had to try one.
This year, students taking a persuasion class that Auburn University offers are handed a uniquely impactful opportunity to engage in a fundraiser for the BigHouse Foundation, a nonprofit organization that serves to meet the needs of foster and adoptive families in East Alabama.
A single ChatGPT question uses ten times as much electricity as a regular Google search. Fun fact: The use of ChatGPT is entirely voluntary. There are zero legitimate reasons to be using it. We are doing this to ourselves.
On Oct. 26, Auburn students set out to give back to the community they call home during the Rooted in Service event. This event, hosted annually by on-campus service organization IMPACT, sends students out in teams to tackle tasks for Auburn and Opelika residents who could use a few helping hands.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: These horoscopes are meant to be pure satire and offer songs that you or your friends may enjoy. If you click the following link, you'll be taken to a playlist. Please take these with a grain of salt and enjoy the musical experience.
The No. 3 Auburn Tigers have improved to 2-1 on the season after a neck and neck affair against the No. 7 Southern Methodist University Mustangs on the road.
The Auburn University Gospel Choir is a diverse choral ensemble of passionate singers, dancers and instrumentalists. Auburn University music professors and married couple, Drs. William and Rosephanye Powell have led the choir since 2001, leaving a lasting impact on the music department and students alike.
Auburn men’s tennis concluded a strong weekend of competition Sunday, with wins at both the Crimson Tide Fall Challenge in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the CCB Collegiate Invitational in Birmingham, Alabama. The Tigers went undefeated across all three hidden dual matches in Tuscaloosa, while sophomore Joey Phillips finished third in his singles flight in Birmingham.
I don’t love economics. In fact, even as a massive advocate for liberal arts education, last year I would have told you I hated it. After AP Econ in high school left my intellectual pride severely wounded, I determined economic theory was redundant and impractical, a paradoxical business study that doesn’t lead to any substantial income. Despite continuing my education in the liberal arts, I vowed that economics would remain far from my field. So the reader can imagine how starting Econ 4300 this semester originally filled me with an overwhelming sense of dread and disgust.
The Auburn Tigers had the opportunity to host the Savannah Banana’s “Banana Ball All-Stars” squad at Plainsman Park. The Tigers fell following a second showdown 4-3 after finishing the first nine innings tied at three. The night was full of many amazing feats and exciting moments throughout the two-hour Saturday night show.
The Auburn Tigers were able to secure their first SEC win of the season against Arkansas this afternoon, despite trailing the Razorbacks 21-10 at halftime. Even more incredible, they mounted the comeback without scoring a single offensive touchdown.
On Oct. 25, the Lee County Historical Society hosted the annual Syrup Sopping Festival at Pioneer Park from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Held for over 50 years, the event features food, live music and pop-ups by small businesses in the area. Among these vendors were local businesses selling products like custom hydrographics and jewelry, while others were there on behalf of organizations.
Auburn gets its first and much-needed SEC win of the season with a 33-24 victory over Arkansas on the road. The game was filled with many questions and confusion, especially right before halftime, as Auburn starting quarterback Jackson Arnold was benched in favor of backup Ashton Daniels.
Auburn's defense held Arkansas to 17 points led by linebacker Xavier Atkins who had yet another stellar performance in the 33-24 win in Fayetteville.
