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Auburn delivered its most dominant offensive performance of the season Thursday night, overwhelming South Carolina 24-2 in the opening game of a Southeastern Conference series at Plainsman Park.
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In November, The Plainsman received a tip about the Auburn University Office of Undergraduate Admissions office committing “unethical and potentially illegal” actions. At that time eight employees had resigned from the office. Now, nearly six months later, there has been a mass-exodus of the staff in correlation with this behavior, and that number is up to 15.
No. 10 Auburn baseball took down No. 12 Tennessee 8-1 Sunday afternoon, in an unconventional seven-inning affair.
After a very unorthodox start to the series Friday night versus Tennessee Auburn took game one early Saturday. Auburn and Tennessee played the top half of the first inning Friday before the game got postponed to Saturday morning. Luckily, Auburn did some damage early headlined by a two-run home run from Ike Irish with rain pouring down.
Auburn softball utilized a walk-off hit by Nelia Peralta and a dominant performance by pitcher SJ Geurin to shut out NC State 8-0 to start the series on Friday at Jane B. Moore Field.
Following a mid-week contest in which Auburn baseball defeated Samford on neutral grounds, the Tigers will get set for another extremely difficult weekend series against SEC powerhouse, Tennessee. No. 5 Auburn will face the No. 7 Volunteers in a three-game set, commencing on Friday evening with the finale scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
Each year, the Plainsman’s Choice awards highlight the best places, events and activities in Auburn. Candidates are nominated by the editorial board and voted on by the entire staff. The hope is to connect with our audience of readers by sharing some personal opinions while also shining a light of favor on special entities within the Auburn-Opelika community.
Auburn Community Church (ACC) has served as a home away from home for both Auburn students and residents for many years. What began as a small gathering has grown into a vibrant community, with hundreds of people coming together each week.
Freshman Christian Chatterton threw six nearly-flawless innings Tuesday night, leading No. 5 Auburn to its fourth shutout of the season, defeating Samford 3-0 at the Hoover Met.
Auburn’s Keandre Lambert-Smith had his dreams come to fruition on Day 3 of the NFL draft, being selected by the Los Angeles Chargers in the fifth round at pick 158.
11 days after entering the transfer portal, Chad Baker-Mazara has reached a decision.
Many of you, readers, are about to enter into the next four years of your university life. Some of you, perhaps, are long past then and have rich and full stories. And others, like me, are preparing to leave these four years behind.
After dropping game two of the series Saturday night, No. 11 Auburn baseball responded with a 14-8 win over Mississippi State to clinch their fifth series win in Southeastern Conference play this season.
The Auburn Public Library will host its Star Wars Imperial Gala on Thursday, May 1, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. This is a free, public event open to any Star Wars fan.
Growing up in a small town in Mississippi, it’s every kid's dream to hear their name called at the NFL Draft.
Auburn's Jackson Koivun becomes the first player to repeat as SEC individual champion in 49 years. Koivun, only a sophomore, won it last year as a true freshman and took care of business versus the field again this year.
