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A quiet night at the plate was more than enough for No. 11 Auburn, as the Tigers used dominant pitching and a disciplined plate approach to earn a 1-0 victory over No. 21 Georgia Tech on Tuesday night at Plainsman Park. The tightly contested matchup played out in front of a record-setting midweek crowd of 5,559, giving fans a tense and rewarding evening of baseball.
On Tuesday, April 22, Auburn’s Student Government Association hosted its annual Final Lecture, featuring Eric Negangard. An associate professor of accountancy, Negangard spoke about his personal experiences with technology and building relationships in a lecture titled, “Trust in Your Tiger Stripes: The Importance of Relationships and Trust.”
Approximately 15 Auburn University international students and scholars have had their visas revoked because of “past criminal infractions.” Part of a national crackdown, Auburn University is one of numerous colleges and universities facing waves of visa revocations and record terminations led by the Department of State and Homeland Security.
On Tuesday, April 22, Auburn UPC hosted their Earth Day Extravaganza. Over 20 on-campus and community organizations showcased their causes through informational graphics and fun activities. The event, which ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., consisted of activities like flower bouquet making, free food, t-shirt stamping and other crafts.
Over its 133-year history, Auburn has had a plethora of talent get drafted into the NFL. Since 1986, when Bo Jackson was selected No. 1 overall, over 150 Auburn Tigers have turned pro via the NFL Draft.
Tucked behind a shimmering pond on manicured grounds sits Auburn’s Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. Affectionately referred to as “the Jule,” the museum has become a hot spot for art appreciators, class trips and university events.
Near Samford Lawn, Auburn students and local coffee lovers line up to visit Thrive Here @Auburn. The small local coffee shop is beloved for its diverse menu, friendly student staff and ability to accept Tiger Card dining dollars as payment. House favorite menu items include a vanilla cardamom latte, matcha and pour over.
Auburn is filled with many different restaurants, ranging from local gems to chain restaurants that are universally loved.
Finding one's place at Auburn doesn’t always happen overnight. For many students, getting involved is a journey that starts with curiosity and navigating different opportunities, eventually leading to connection, growth and community.
Freshman year can be overwhelming. It is helpful to find on-campus ways to maintain one’s mental and physical health through this difficult transition.
Many of you may have grown up in Alabama and always wanted to go to Auburn. Many of you did not and just so happened to end up here. No matter how you got here, you’re here now and about to embark on a new journey. As someone who has a whopping one year of college under their belt, I feel that it’s most fitting for me to write advice for the entire freshman class.
Home Game: Auburn vs. Texas A&M (Football)
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AubFest, a local DIY music festival, showcases regional bands around the Auburn area, emphasizing community and creativity.
Some weeks ago, I was interviewing someone for an article about a big project going on in town. When I asked about the origin of the idea, the organizer told me she had gone through a breakup and she “needed something to care about and work on." It made me think about the methods humans use to cope with pain and rejection.
Orange and blue are painted across the stadium. There is an electric thrill in the atmosphere as students flood the bleachers, ready to ignite Neville Arena. Chants and cheers echo, the crowd is ready to not just watch a game, but be a part of it. Fans are anticipating a wild game filled with quick breakaways and buzzer-beaters that will have everyone on the edge of their seats. This is Auburn Basketball. This is The Jungle.
Auburn softball failed to avoid the sweep on Saturday as the offense never got anything going, losing the final game of the series 4-1 to No. 4 Tennessee at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium.
The Auburn community provides its students with many choices when it comes to where they spend their free time. These leisurely activities include attending local events, working out or going on a first date. However, some locations and businesses are uniquely special due to their above and beyond services and welcoming environments. Plainsman’s Choice: Leisure will showcase the winners of the best places to unwind in Auburn.
Despite two home runs from Ike Irish Friday night, the No. 8 Tigers fell to top-ranked Texas 8-3 to drop the series at Disch-Falk Field.
Recruitment and orientation are major parts of the college experience. Not only for incoming students, but for the orienteers interacting with these students. For Auburn, the “big three,” would be student recruiters, Camp War Eagle counselors and Pi Chis. These orienteers see hundreds of students a year and when incoming students arrive on campus, these faces are the typically first ones seen.
