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E-Closet, a newly developed clothing rental app, officially launched in Auburn on Feb. 6 with a soiree at The Avondale Bar & Tap Room. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., guests sipped on drinks from the bar, mingled with the creatives behind E-Closet and learned more about the app.
On Feb. 6, Auburn Public Library hosted a Royal Revelry Night from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The ball, which encouraged all attendees to dress up as members of a royal court, treated the Auburn community to an evening of games, crafts and snacks.
On Tuesday, the No. 1 Auburn Tigers made a statement with a 98-70 win at home against the Oklahoma Sooners. Heading into the second half of their SEC schedule, the Tigers will face off against the No. 6 Florida Gators on Saturday.
Wednesday, Feb. 5, Buckley Nettles and Emma Frances Zellner kicked off their campaigns for the 2025 SGA vice presidency with the supporters. Campaign shirts and festivities will take over campus until 5:00 p.m. Friday when voting for the election closes.
“Cupid, draw back your bow, and let your arrow go, straight to my lover's heart for me..." -Sam Cooke
sweetFrog, a newly opened frozen yogurt establishment located on Samford Trace Court, has provided Auburn with a unique place to grab a sweet treat. The store's grand opening took place on Jan. 1, with 1,800 customers stopping by on that day alone.
From Tuesday, Feb. 4 to Wednesday, Feb. 5 decorated writer Claudia Rankine visited Auburn University to speak with students, faculty and the affiliated community. She spoke with Alabama Poet Laureate Ashley M. Jones, as well as Associate Professor Dr. Ernest L. Gibson III about being Black in America, the significance of her writings and the conversations she believes Americans ought to have.
There is a new era coming to Jane B. Moore Field this weekend as Auburn Softball gets set to kick off their 2025 campaign on the Plains with the Tiger Invitational. The Tigers will host Southern Illinois, North Carolina and Appalachian State over the course of five games this weekend — February 7-9.
On Feb. 5, Auburn's University Program Council hosted a belated 169th birthday celebration for Auburn University, whose official birthday is on Feb. 1. The annual event, which was held in the Melton Student Center ballroom, began at 6 p.m. and lasted until 9 p.m.
Coming off a blowout win versus Oklahoma, No. 1 Auburn is set for another top-10 showdown Saturday afternoon at home against No. 6 Florida in what is one of the most important SEC title race games to date.
On Wednesday, Feb. 5, the top five Miss Auburn candidates began their campaigns on Haley Concourse, meeting with students, explaining their personal connection to Auburn and representing their initiatives. Colorful signs and coordinating shirts decorated with platform slogans created a vibrant atmosphere as students rallied in support of their chosen candidate.
Auburn’s defense played a pivotal role in the team’s 98-70 dismantling of Oklahoma on Tuesday night. The Tigers held the Sooners to 33% from the field and 30% from the 3-point line, marking Oklahoma’s worst shooting night of its season.
On a night where it took a while for the shots to fall from deep, the top-ranked Tigers continued to take care of business defeating Oklahoma 98-70 inside of Neville Arena to maintain an undefeated conference record and remain in sole possession to the SEC’s top spot.
Although last night’s game ended well for Auburn, it wasn’t without tumult and physicality. The contest was full of heated moments and conflicts from both teams.
No. 1 Auburn picked up its eighth straight SEC win to start league play to remain atop the conference, defeating Oklahoma 98-70 Tuesday night inside of Neville Arena. Below is a culmination of statistics to know following the top-ranked Tigers’ most recent win.
The Student Government Association elections campaign kicked off on Tuesday, Feb. 4 on the steps of Cater Hall. SGA candidates for president, vice president, treasurer and Miss Auburn introduced themselves to the student body and officially released their campaigns for the upcoming week.
Hailey Bergenthal, a junior studying law and justice, is the sole candidate for Student Government Association treasurer and aims to focus on financial literacy and accessibility during her term.
Two candidates are running for Student Government Association president. From 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., candidates will represent their campaigns Wednesday through Friday and meet with students on the Haley Concourse. Voting will occur on Friday, Feb. 7 from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. and the winner will be announced the same day at 10 p.m. on the Cater Hall steps.
Five candidates will compete to become Miss Auburn 2025, with the winner serving as the official hostess for Auburn University. From 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., candidates will represent their campaigns Wednesday through Friday and meet with students on the Haley Concourse. Voting will occur on Friday, Feb. 7 from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. and the winner will be announced the same day at 10 p.m. on the Cater Hall steps.
Two candidates are running for Student Government Association vice president. From 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., candidates will represent their campaigns Wednesday through Friday and meet with students on the Haley Concourse. Voting will occur on Friday, Feb. 7, from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. and the winner will be announced the same day at 10 p.m. on the Cater Hall steps.
