Nellie "Vanelli": running Chick-fil-A lines and sound boards
(11/29/17 10:07pm)
Right up there with “hows the weather,” a popular question heard around campus is “how’s the Chick-fil-a line?”
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The Superhero Invasion Part III: Cartoons and Animation
(11/16/17 7:49pm)
Animation has been a popular medium for storytelling since it first debuted in the early 1900s. Comic book properties are a perfect fit for animation because animation, unlike any other medium, can truly show the spectacle of what happens on the comic book page.
The 901 Collective champions art in Auburn
(01/16/18 7:26pm)
It is no secret that Auburn University is a school that thrives off of the reputation and success of its STEM programs. However, a new group of students is pushing for Auburn’s art programs and museum, the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, to finally have a seat at the table through a new student organization: the 901 Collective.
COLUMN: Why students should study philosophy
(12/15/17 3:44pm)
With much of the world focused on scientific discovery and technological advancement, it seems there is little room left for the humanities.
Home for the holidays
(11/20/17 10:39pm)
With the holidays right around the corner, students are preparing to pack up and head back to home-cooked meals and holiday parties. Although holiday break is a great time to relax and catch up with friends and family, it poses a threat to the number on the scale.
Get an A while having fun this spring
(11/17/17 10:52pm)
There are a lot of options when it comes to registration. Deciding how you want to schedule your classes, when you want your lunch break and when to take that three-hour lab can be difficult decisions.
Hospitality Gala hosts top chefs from around the globe
(11/10/17 6:47pm)
Double doors swung open into a marquee with shades of magenta, electric blue and bronze colors on the walls. A server greeted guests with a smile, offered them a glass of champagne and instantly the atmosphere transported guests into Auburn’s finest black tie event of the year — the Hospitality Gala.
Games on The Plains: ‘Origins’ fills the need for Creed
(11/17/17 11:03pm)
I’ll be the first to admit that after a new “Assassin’s Creed” game popping up almost yearly for the last decade, the franchise had without a doubt began to lose it’s shine. Simply put, when game studios, in this case Ubisoft, are pressured to make a game every year the end result eventually becomes an uncompleted, glitchy mess of a game.
'The holidays are for sharing'
(11/09/17 7:11pm)
Starbucks is ringing in the holiday season with free drinks.
Jule Collins Smith Museum to honor '125 Years of Auburn Women'
(11/08/17 7:38pm)
The final art exhibit to be featured at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art in 2017 will follow a trend that has been the point of celebration at the University all year.
Students portray the American city in new light within student selected art exhibit
(11/09/17 1:28am)
Paintings, photographs and other unique works of art depicting the everyday life of an American now display proudly at the Jule Collins Smith Art Museum because of the vision of Auburn students. Starting Nov. 7 through Nov. 24, the art museum will play host to an exhibit put together by Auburn students a part of Dr. Emily Burns’ Art of the U.S. class.
REVIEW: 'Thor: Ragnarok' finally makes the franchise godlike
(11/11/17 6:25pm)
The “Thor” movies have always been an odd fit in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The first one introduced the main villain of “The Avengers” and the second revealed another vital ingredient to the overarching story of the MCU in the form of an Infinity Stone, but the movies themselves never really stood out on their own.
REVIEW: 'Stranger Things 2' created more questions than it answered
(11/10/17 6:52pm)
Netflix has put out original series about everything from political dynasties to crime fighting and zombies, but the one that caught everyone off guard and had people chattering about it for months last year was “Stranger Things.”
Games on The Plains: The prohibition on college sports games must end
(12/05/17 3:31pm)
In a college town like Auburn where the closest professional sports teams are over 100 miles away in Atlanta, college athletics obviously reign supreme. While many football fans across the country can hop on the latest edition of "Madden" and play as their hometown team, fans here in Auburn are unfortunately stuck without representation in sports video games.
Stitching with Auburn in mind
(11/10/17 6:58pm)
Making clothes and a love for Auburn University are both in Karla Teel’s blood.
Should you listen to music while you study?
(11/10/17 7:04pm)
Long days and longer nights spent poring over class material and homework are nothing new to students. To make this task more palatable, students will often listen to music or put on a show in the background.
The Superhero Invasion Part II: Early Film and Television
(11/16/17 7:51pm)
Comic books are being adapted today more than ever before. With the release of “Thor Ragnarok” this past weekend and “Justice League” in two weeks, as well as show’s like “The Flash,” “Arrow,” and “Supergirl” hitting their midseason, it’s important that we take a look at how comic books were first adapted into early film and telvision.
City of Auburn hosts 17th annual Downtown Trick or Treat
(11/02/17 9:09pm)
More than 2,000 members of the Auburn community turned out on Tuesday night for the 17th annual Downtown Trick or Treat.
The best costumes from the Downtown Trick-or-Treat — oh, and they're dogs and kids
(11/01/17 12:34am)
Here are some of Auburn's two and four-legged Downtown Trick-or-Treat attendees and their creative costumes.
Netflix halts 'House of Cards' Season 6 production in wake of Kevin Spacey accusation
(11/01/17 6:44pm)
Los Angeles (TNS) — Production has halted on "House of Cards" in the wake of a recent accusation levied against Emmy-nominated star Kevin Spacey, Netflix and Media Rights Capital said Tuesday in a joint statement.