Auburn offensive explosion leads to 92 point win over Virginia University-Lynchburg
(11/09/24 3:57am)
Auburn women’s basketball won 128-36 against Virginia University-Lynchburg this evening, starting their season 2-0.
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Get to know: Houston
(11/09/24 1:25pm)
No. 11 Auburn basketball, after a dominating victory Wednesday over Vermont, will have to quickly put the victory in the rearview mirror as they prepare to travel to Houston to take on the No. 4 Houston Cougars.
No. 11 Auburn, No. 4 Houston set for lone star state showdown
(11/09/24 1:29pm)
With one win under its belt, Auburn is looking at a much larger opponent for their next matchup.
Empowering Voices: SHECO launch party at Spicer's Music
(11/08/24 8:00pm)
On Nov. 7 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm, women and music enthusiasts alike gathered at Spicer’s Music to celebrate the launch of She Collective. SHECO is a new group designed to empower women in music and build a community for female musicians in Auburn.
Tigers aim to build on season opener victory with home game against Virginia-Lynchburg
(11/08/24 3:16am)
Auburn women’s basketball started the season with a victory over Southern Illinois on Monday, Nov. 11. The Tigers look to keep the momentum rolling with their second game of the season against Virginia University of Lynchburg.
COLUMN | Year of the woman
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
One of the most common phrases known across the English vernacular is: “It’s a man’s world.” Coined by Charlotte Perkins Gilman in 1915 in her work Our Androcentric Culture, in which she writes: “Women are only women. This is a man’s world. To get in on it you must do it man-fashion…[N]o wonder education was denied to women. No wonder their influence is dreaded by ultra-masculine culture.”
Miles Kelly stars in Auburn’s blowout win over Vermont
(11/07/24 2:39pm)
There was almost no-doubt of what was about to come when Miles Kelly got the ball from three-point land on Wednesday night, as the Georgia Tech transfer set Neville Arena ablaze with his 21-point performance. Kelly led the charge in the Tigers' prolific effort from the field, going 7-9 from deep – with five consecutive in the second half.
Hot shooting and dominant defense propel Auburn to season-opening win over Vermont
(11/07/24 4:03am)
Auburn men’s basketball opened its season decisively on Wednesday night, securing a 94-43 victory over the Vermont Catamounts.
Veterans Day: commemorating those who served
(11/08/24 7:49pm)
On Nov. 11, the country will honor all those who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
COLUMN | A plight with the Auburn Family
(11/07/24 1:00pm)
With the election results rolling in early Wednesday morning, it has become hard to sit quietly and pretend I am fine with the state of our country. I cannot; I am angry.
When History Rhymes: Freeze’s Auburn tenure echoes Shug’s start
(11/06/24 7:16pm)
Now 22 games into Hugh Freeze’s tenure as Auburn’s head coach, following Saturday afternoon’s 17-7 loss to Vanderbilt, the second-year coach sits at a 9-13 overall record and 4-10 in conference play with just a trio of games remaining in the 2024 campaign.
Auburn students roll Toomer’s Corner for Donald Trump’s presidential win
(11/06/24 4:50pm)
At 4:35 a.m. AP News officially reported that former President Donald Trump won the 2024 election, but by then, Auburn students had been celebrating for hours. Most started to consider the presidential election over after Trump won the key battleground state of Pennsylvania.
PREVIEW: Live on the Plains
(11/07/24 4:30pm)
The first ever Live on the Plains is coming to the Auburn-Opelika area on Nov. 9, featuring the sounds of Headliner Tyler Childers and smaller country artists. The one-day music festival welcomes all guests ranging from large families to solo music lovers. Gates will open at 3 p.m. but attendees are encouraged to arrive early for parking and a tailgating experience outside of the venue.
Auburn voices from the polls: Megan Thrasher
(11/06/24 12:03am)
Shortly after casting her vote in the 2024 presidential election, Megan Thrasher, Auburn University student and restaurant manager, shared her mindset on the voting process.
Auburn voices from the polls: Long lines
(11/05/24 10:31pm)
Election Day, while not the only time or place to vote, always sees an influx of ballots cast at local polling places. The 2024 presidential election, which has emerged as a very close and important race, is no different.
Auburn voices from the polls: Scott Shepherd
(11/05/24 10:06pm)
Many voters in the city of Auburn waited in line for over an hour on Election Day before casting their ballots in the 2024 election.
Auburn voices from the polls: Choosing who to vote for
(11/05/24 8:57pm)
Throughout Election Day, thousands of voters in the city of Auburn and Lee County at large will cast their votes in the 2024 presidential election. All are using their right to vote, but each brings a distinct reasoning, perspective and motivation to their ballot.
Auburn tips off season with Vermont, a ‘very Yale-like’ team
(11/05/24 5:10pm)
With two exhibition wins under its belt, Auburn men’s basketball is set to tip off the 2024-25 season on Wednesday night hosting the Vermont Catamounts – a No. 13 seed in last year’s NCAA Tournament.
Staff predictions: 2024-25 men's basketball season
(11/06/24 3:27pm)
With the Auburn men's basketball season set to tip off on Wednesday, Nov. 6, here's our staff's predictions for record, conference finish, most valuable player, newcomer of the year, defensive player of the year and NCAA Tournament seeding.
Auburn Speaks event canceled after potential security threat at Gogue Performing Arts Center
(11/05/24 4:24am)
The Auburn Speaks public speaking competition is set to be rescheduled after a potential security threat was reported at the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center on Nov. 4. Entrances to the event were supposed to close at 6 p.m. for the start of the competition, however, GPAC sent a cancellation email to students who had previously rsvp'd for the event at 5:59 p.m.