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Pulitzer Prize-winning commentator Cynthia Tucker had not always planned on journalism. It wasn’t until after struggling with biology and calculus at Auburn University that she exchanged her pre-med plans for a double major in journalism and English.
Since 2022, AubFest, a DIY music festival created by Auburn University students, has provided a platform for voices in the community to be amplified and celebrated. On March 22, the festival is set to return for its sixth edition — bringing music, comedy and art to the grounds of Boggin’ on the Plains.
The Auburn University Modeling Board is an organization consisting of students interested in learning more about the modeling industry.
Kelly Collins Lintz, an actress known for her roles in iconic productions such as “We’re the Millers,” “The Accountant” and “Kermit’s Swamp Years” is making her directorial debut with her film "ABLE," a true film about Kayla Kosmalski, a child with Down syndrome who redefines what’s possible in her life.
Whether one views Greek life as an endless social calendar or a close-knit community, there is more to it than meets the eye.
Smalls Sliders held the grand opening of their Auburn location on Saturday, Jan. 18. Despite the gloomy weather, the event attracted a crowd of Auburn locals and students alike. Guests could get in line for free swag bags filled with branded gear, such as their famous Smalls-branded slides.
As a child, Jarius Morehead dreamt of playing professional sports. Today, he suits up on Sundays to go out and compete with his team. Instead of wearing a jersey and football pads, it's a fire resistant suit. Now, Morehead works as a tire carrier on a NASCAR pit crew at Hendrick Motorsports, one of the most successful teams in the sport’s history.
On Saturday, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec. 8, Downtown Auburn hosted a long-awaited Santa Claus. This Christmas celebrity made his annual stop by Toomer’s Corner to meet some of the kids from town.
Finals week is often filled with stress and the pressure of trying to pass grueling exams. Luckily, a tiny foam tiger named Ralph has risen to the occasion to help combat the stress of the many tests.
With the holidays swiftly approaching, Auburn University is full of seasonal festivities. For the past 16 years, the culinary department has upheld the tradition of a gingerbread village. This year, the village will debut on Dec. 8 in the Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center, and it will remain on display until New Year's Day.
While Thanksgiving has become a day where people fill their bellies, the day following the holiday, Black Friday, is one where people fill their shopping carts. On Nov. 29, local businesses in Downtown Auburn will extend their store hours and offer discounts in what they are calling Blue Friday.
Boulangerie hosted the Lady Legends Luncheon on Nov. 20 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. This event supported the Nourish Foundation, a local non-profit. Hosted by Jessica Rizzo, owner of Boulangerie, the event featured a presentation by Dr. Katie Walter, co-founder of Nourish Foundation.
Auburn University's Thanksgiving break takes place Nov. 24-29, leaving apartments, dorms and homes of Auburn students empty. Even if a community is gated or has a camera at the front door, there are other measures needed to ensure a home is fully secure.
Donating to an accredited organization or event can change a person’s holiday for the better. Whether it is giving money, possessions or time, any help is welcome for assisting those in need.
Auburn University's Office of Sustainability, Thrift Club and Apparel Merchandising and Design Association partnered to host an outdoor film event at Pebble Hill on Nov. 14. The event ran from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and included a showing of “Fashion Reimagined,” a documentary that told the story of a young designer's efforts to develop a sustainable and ethical fashion line.
On Nov. 8 at 7 p.m., Goodwin Recital Hall prepared the stage for MelAUdic, the women’s a cappella group of Auburn University.
On Nov. 7 from 7 pm to 8:30 pm, women and music enthusiasts alike gathered at Spicer’s Music to celebrate the launch of She Collective. SHECO is a new group designed to empower women in music and build a community for female musicians in Auburn.
On Nov. 11, the country will honor all those who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
Endgame, an online dating app founded by three female Auburn alumni, will launch in early November.
Rent the Runway held a pop-up event on Oct. 28 at The Collegiate Hotel in Auburn. The pop-up lasted from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Attendees could either pre-register for the event or scan a QR code to register on-site.
