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"Locus," an exhibition by John Douglas Powers, took seat in Biggin Hall from Dec. 12 to Jan. 26 and closed with a lecture from the artist at 5 p.m. The crowd consisted of primarily art students, but listeners of all ages lent their attention to Powers.
The Auburn Plainsman is on the hunt for Auburn's most fashionable students. Fashion Ambush is a weekly installment featuring the fashionistas and fashionistos as the go about their daily lives.
Mountainous, greasy burgers, large pizzas covered and piled with toppings and pitchers of beer to wash it all down — the components of a college life.
Opelika, much like its college-town neighbor, has begun to develop a thriving nightlife in its historic downtown.
Why do gas stations harbor the greatest restaurants? Whenever I hear about a hole-in-the-wall eatery that’s attached to a gas station, my eyes light up. Yours should too.
Going home for holidays since coming to college has been a more bizarre experience than I ever anticipated. A year and a half ago, as I packed all of my things and moved to Auburn, I was ready and eager to leave Birmingham behind. I wanted new people and new scenery.
Dallas Dorsey is an accomplished solo musician from Opelika.
A new year has once again come to save us from the previous. The running list of grievances and complaints directed at "the year that shall not be named" has gone from the pages of our MoleSkin journals to the never-modest and always-offensive Facebook feed.
The top of the manila folder read “Please Return to Engineering Student Services." These were the boldface printed words I read over and over again in my head as I stared down at my academic file. As many times as I had visited Engineering Student Services on the first floor of Shelby, this time my folder was not to be returned to the office I once frequented.
With planners in hand and a book bag full of freshly sharpened pencils, students make their way to campus for a brand new semester and a new year. Organization and health living seems to be a priority, but a healthy mind ranks even higher for many.
Last year was nothing short of a disaster. There were many failures, losses and undesirable surprises around each corner. Despite everything that happened in 2016, it was a great year for music, which is what I used to cope and it made the year seem a little less awful.
Alright guys, it's a new year full of new goals. Many of you have probably set out to lose that freshman 15, or 20, that you gained when you first came to college and the easiest way to lose a few pounds is to change your eating habits.
Auburn Sophomore Madison Brooks* is a business major from a north-eastern state. Her real Instagram feed is flooded with photos of her sorority’s socials, Auburn football and adverts for a popular Auburn organization. However, the last photo on Brooks’ fake Instagram was of her double-fisting two drinks while simultaneously drinking out of both straws captioned, “Here’s a pic of me living the dream. Drinking away my GPA.”
There's no more room on your Christmas wish-list, your notoriously empty checking account is bone dry once again and you're stuck with an overflow of War Eagle spirit looking for an escape ... preferably in New Orleans, Louisiana. Around Jan. 2, maybe?
Delaney Burst, senior in marketing, has developed a following on Instagram for her "Dank Dishes."
Family gatherings during the holidays are full of festive decorations, delicious meals and Christmas themed cocktails.
Every family has that second-cousin removed that rarely comes around until gift giving time. No one knows them very well and no one knows them well enough to buy them a Christmas present. Here’s a list of super quick and easy Christmas presents to hand over to that estranged family member right as the awkward conversation picks up.
Many believe if you love what you do, you never work a day in your life. The Spicer family, owners of Spicer's Music, have turned their passion and talents into a thriving business built on community and love for the arts.
Auburn's most iconic buildings were downsized, candied and iced for the ninth year at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center's annual unveiling of Gingerbread Village on Dec. 8, 2016.
As I have discussed in my previous columns, when I found out I was allergic to gluten I tried to make as many of my favorites foods gluten-free as possible.
