COLUMN: Tips for maintaining healthy eating habits this holiday
(12/14/16 1:38pm)
I know I don't have to tell any of you that it's way harder to eat healthy and exercise around the holidays.
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COLUMN: How to study for finals
(12/14/16 1:38pm)
Ah, finals week. One of the most torturous, horrifically daunting experiences of a young adult's life. Here are some of the best ways to “study” for the worst days of the school year.
Sarah's style: how to dress for the holidays
(05/23/17 2:17pm)
With the holidays comes visions of ribbon-wrapped Christmas trees, gingerbread houses and sparkling New Year’s Eve parties. Finding the perfect outfit that fits the joyous season of holiday parties can seem daunting, but this year’s trends make it simple.
Out of finals, into the Christmas spirit: Christmas events starting tonight
(12/08/16 7:57pm)
As final exams come to a close today, we're sure students are looking for a way to relax, cut loose and finally get into the Christmas spirit. Auburn has loads of activities starting tonight and continuing through the next weeks for your group of pals.
Auburn journalism professor published first book, "Frick*: Baseball's Third Commissioner"
(12/05/16 2:29am)
After the publish of his first book, John Carvalho, associate professor and director of journalism, said he had heightened his awareness. He overcame a mental barrier, wrote a book and became completely aware that he could do it again.
#DatingIsHardBecause: solutions to dating downfalls
(12/05/16 2:29am)
Recently the people of Twitter got the hashtag #DatingIsHardBecause trending to vent their complaints. As I read them I realized I have priceless insight to offer. So, here I am to offer advice and fix everyone’s problems.
Sarah's style: how to pack for the holidays
(11/28/16 8:02pm)
The struggle is #real when trying to pack for the holidays. Collecting clothing and predicting necessities for the entire month of Christmas break can be nearly impossible. There's so much room for activities in the 30-something days when students are released from campus like two turtle doves in a cage. How does one know what to pack?
Lady Gaga keeps us on our toes: A review of "Joanne"
(12/05/16 2:29am)
Lady Gaga seems to be a jack of all trades. She’s an actress, singer, songwriter and activist.
Friendsgiving, a trend sweeping colleges this season
(11/23/16 6:12am)
When Thanksgiving comes around, there’s one thing everyone is thinking about … food.
Student STARS: organization stands up to sexual assault
(12/05/16 2:28am)
Gracie Breitenfeld, founder and president of Standing Together Against Rape and Sexual Assault, or Stars, decided to start Stars after a first hand experience with sexual assault.
Keeping your computer safe during exam week
(12/05/16 2:28am)
In the late fall, it seems that students are depending on their devices more than ever and for good reason. With exams, the last classes of the year and graduations already upon the Plains, it is clear that computers are simply something students cannot do without.
Garrett Hongo looks at cultural identity through poetry
(12/05/16 2:28am)
Award winning poet Garrett Hongo visited Auburn’s Jule Collins Smith Museum on Thursday Nov. 17 for the museum’s Third Thursday Poetry Series.
Annual Hospitality Gala raises $310,000 for hotel and restaurant management program
(12/05/16 2:27am)
Since 1992, Auburn's most distinguished have been taking one night off a year to attend The Hospitality Gala, and this year's event welcomed the fashionable and the foodies to The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference once again.
Senior art students present their pieces to the public
(12/05/16 2:27am)
The walls of Biggin Gallery were lined with photography that was meant to send a message, while 'usable' pieces of art filled the space.
Trump and Hilary mentions in Pop Culture (help me with this)
(11/22/16 9:55pm)
This has been the scariest and funniest election season.
COLUMN: Why you should try yoga
(12/05/16 2:27am)
If running, lifting weights or cycling just aren’t for you, a great alternative is yoga.
Getting into ink: exploring tattoo culture
(12/05/16 2:27am)
Whether it’s mainstream small wrist tattoos or full sleeves and a back piece, tattoos are as present in our society as ever. However, much to most people’s oblivion, tattooed people and tattoo artists have cultivated an entire subculture within our society.
Sarah's style: A happy shopper's guide to Black Friday
(12/05/16 2:26am)
Ring the bells. Sound the alarm. Run for cover.
Students get fired up at Ignite Auburn 2016
(12/05/16 2:26am)
Auburn University’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes hosted the sixth annual Ignite Auburn.
Travel: Oxford, the little town no one knew
(12/05/16 2:25am)
London, Paris, Milan, Santorini. These are just a few picturesque places I think of when I hear the word travel. But what does that grouping of letters really mean? Every person has their own culture — a set of values, traditions, ideas or even favorite foods, clothes and colors. It's what defines us. More than that, we bring our culture with us wherever we go. When we enter a different location, whether inside or outside the United States, we see someone else's culture and how they live.