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Auburn had a pair of sophomore runners show out in the Crimson Classic in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where Nickson Chebii and Camilia Gomes paved the way for impressive finishes. Chebbi ran a 23:22.40 in the men’s 8k race, finishing fourth overall and Gomes finished 14th overall in the women’s 6k with a time of 20:19.00.
It was another opportunity to right the ship and deliver in front of a sold-out Jordan-Hare Stadium crowd, but once again the Tigers came up short, falling 23-17 to No. 16 Missouri in double overtime.
Despite an all-out performance from Auburn’s defense on Saturday night — including two clutch interceptions, nine tackles for loss, and the stifling of one of the best running backs in the nation — Auburn still ended up on the wrong side of a double-overtime loss to Missouri.
The No. 3 Auburn equestrian team earned another strong result at home, defeating Berry College 7-3 in a single-discipline meet Friday afternoon at the Auburn Equestrian Center. The Tigers secured the win in the jumping seat-only competition by claiming a 4-1 on the Flat and a 3-2 in Fences.
On Saturday, Oct. 18, over 400 Auburn and Opelika residents of all ages gathered for the “No Kings” protest outside the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Protestors stood along North College Street and held up American flags and light-up letter signs that spelled out “COUNTRY OVER PARTY.” According to the Auburn/Opelika No Kings website, they wanted to “take advantage” of game-day traffic.
Auburn Swim and Dive powered through a competitive first day at the Dual Meet Tournament in McAuley Aquatic Center in Georgia. The Tigers secured a narrow 358-351 victory over Minnesota in round one, before falling to Georgia, 400-382.
On Oct. 17, the Auburn Financial Management Association (FMA) hosted its annual Leadership Summit, where a panel of leaders shared characteristics of lifetime leadership with the business students. The Harbert College of Business welcomed the panel: Senator Tommy Tuberville, U.S. Senator for Alabama, Richard McPhall, EVP and CFO for The Home Depot and Erwin Van Der Voort, vice chairman in RBC Capital Markets' global investments bank.
In front of nearly 1700 fans Thursday evening, Auburn soccer (5-5-5, 1-3-4) held one of the league's top attacks in check and relied on a clutch goal from Erin Flurey to secure a 1-1 draw against Oklahoma (9-3-4, 2-3-3). The Tigers controlled much of the first half, but Oklahoma struck first in the second half before Flurey converted a penalty to score a tie.
Auburn is continuing the hunt for its first SEC win of the season this week. Here's what our staff thinks about the matchup between Auburn and No. 16 Missouri, complete with score predictions and analysis.
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. 16, 2025, Auburn University lecturer, Dr. Candice Hale spoke out on her personal social media accounts regarding her recent employment terminations from Auburn University and The University of Alabama.
On Oct. 14, a new IHOP location opened on 1678 S. College St. The restaurant, formerly a Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, was rebranded to meet profit expectations and create a high-quality family dining experience.
On Oct. 15, the University Program Council (UPC) hosted its first ever live Auburn Bachelor. The event brought 14 male students together on stage to compete for the chance to be named Auburn University’s most eligible bachelor. By the end of the night, contestant J.D. Merithew emerged victorious as the first Auburn Bachelor.
Having grown up in a small town in Alabama, I am incredibly familiar with Confederate imagery. Most prominent among these images was the Confederate flag. I've seen entire stores dedicated to this flag. I’ve seen it flapping on the back of lifted trucks and hung in the rooms of friends. I’ve seen it on front license plates and on hats, jackets, boots and so on.
No. 20 Auburn men’s basketball fell 97-95 in overtime to Oklahoma State on Wednesday in the Ballin’ in Boutwell event.
On Oct. 15, the first annual in-person Hey Day Social was held at Hey Day Market and the Greenspace. Although Hey Day is a longstanding tradition for the University, this new event sought to unite the entire Auburn community, bringing together not only current students and faculty but also alumni, family members and residents as well.
Auburn volleyball put up a strong fight against nationally ranked Missouri in an exciting four-set match Sunday, but ultimately fell short, 3-1 (23-25, 32-30, 25-17, 25-23). The Tigers started strong by taking the first set, but Missouri responded with increased intensity to win the remaining three.
Auburn University is at the forefront of engineering education. It is ranked 33rd in the country for public institution undergraduate engineering programs, per the U.S. News and World Report, with over 22,000 research publications and more than 200 active researchers.
On Oct. 15, 2025, the preliminary hearing for the murder of retired Auburn University professor, Dr. Julie Gard Schnuelle, was held at the Lee County Justice Center. The hearing determined that there was enough evidence against the accused, Harold Rashad Dabney III, to move to a grand jury. While the case is still in its early stages, lots of new information surrounding the case emerged in the hearing.
It is a Tiger vs Tiger matchup in Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night under the lights, where both Auburn and Missouri are looking to bounce back after each losing to a top-10 team at home this past weekend. Here's what Auburn is up against this week.
