Zeta Tau Alpha crowns the 2018 Big Man on Campus
The crowd waited with bated breath as the winner of Zeta Tau Alpha’s 23rd Big Man on Campus, Christian Smith, was announced last night.
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The crowd waited with bated breath as the winner of Zeta Tau Alpha’s 23rd Big Man on Campus, Christian Smith, was announced last night.
Auburn’s Relay for Life Committee will put on its 2018 Relay for Life, the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, on Saturday, April 14.
Alonzo McGhee, freshman in biomedical sciences, is an African-American, bisexual male.
The marble floors of the Jule Collins Smith Museum echoed with the sounds of interfaith discussion as attendees of Auburn University's event commemorating the 50 year anniversary of Martin Luther King’s assassination traded stories and experiences.
Kinnucan’s Specialty Outfitters is the best place to get men’s clothing in Auburn.
According to Auburn Clinique employee Monica Mitchell, the best thing you can do for your appearance does not actually involve makeup at all.
This past Tuesday, the Harbert College of Business hosted Auburn alumna and current Nashville recording artist Harper Grae. Grae was invited to campus as a speaker for the college’s Business of Music Speakers Series.
Tampa, Florida, native Bernard Lafayette is a civil rights activist who found his voice – and his seat – as a student in Nashville when he began participating in the Nashville sit-in movement in 1960.
The staggering commercialization surrounding holiday culture often manifests itself in a form that is great for the sweet tooth and terrible for the dental bills: candy. Christmas is marked by candy canes. For Easter, it’s Peeps. Halloween brings candy corn and Valentine’s Day features Sweethearts.
With interview, internship and job application season rapidly approaching, it is often deemed the appropriate time of year to begin compiling the document college students everywhere seem to dread writing and fear submitting- the resume.
For many, the holiday season revolves around the celebration of Christmas and its surrounding traditions, but each year around the same time is the celebration of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights.
The Red Barn was decorated with lights and white tablecloths last night as The Auburn Circle, Auburn’s student literary magazine, celebrated its first day of this semester’s distribution. SNAPS, this event, is held each time a new Circle issue is released.
Sadye Ball, junior in sociology, was recently selected to be the next Auburn University Panhellenic President.
Right up there with “hows the weather,” a popular question heard around campus is “how’s the Chick-fil-a line?”
The Big Event staff filled a rainy Sunday afternoon as they dedicated their time and efforts to The Big Event’s fall service project, The Mini Event. With a not-so-mini event in March, The Mini Event serves as a trial run for the organization’s much larger-scale spring project.
With a button and a smile, Be Well Hut student volunteers, or “Hutters” as they have been dubbed, spread information advocating for a healthy lifestyle through witticisms to make the material stick.
A great number of Auburn students will vouch for the University’s standings as one of the “best,” and they now have the data to defend that stance. Recently, Auburn was ranked by news source CBS as the 2018 “best college” in Alabama.
Within the blogosphere, there is a special sect of online writers with a rather interesting perspective and a compelling voice with which to express it- college bloggers.
In the ever-evolving world of fashion, leather is a constant. Many people will attest that in addition to being stylish, easy-to-find, and just the right amount of badass, leather simply feels good.
A hidden gem on Auburn’s campus, the Auburn University Museum of Natural History (AUMNH) is, as stated by AUMNH Outreach/Education Coordinator Kay Stone, “a treasure of almost a century of scientific research which offers today's students, faculty and staff opportunities to learn, research and explore conservation efforts.”