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Sens. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., and Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., are in the early phases of drafting a bill that would seek to stabilize the collegiate NIL deal landscape.
On Sept. 20 and 21, two bomb threats were called into Opelika Middle School, leading to the evacuation of the school on both days and one arrest.
In July, Dr. Jason Hicks assumed his role as the dean of Auburn University’s College of Liberal Arts.
Editor's Note: This story has been updated
On August 16, the Auburn City Council held its second meeting of the month. Mayor Ron Anders began by thanking public safety officials for working to provide School Resource Officers to local schools. Though the provision is not complete, Anders said he was hopeful that these SROs will soon be put in place.
Although Auburn is not often thought of when the topic of live music comes up, the music scene in the Auburn-Opelika area is alive and well. Live music in Auburn comes in nearly every style and can be found almost anywhere.
After provisional ballots had been counted in District 27’s State Senate race, Auburn City Council member Jay Hovey took the lead by a single vote.
Located in downtown Opelika, Red Clay Brewing Company has become a central pillar to the present and future of brewing in Alabama and abroad.
Despite an increase in state funding to the University, the Auburn University Board of Trustees approved a 3% increase in tuition for the upcoming fall semester to meet the University's rising operating costs.
Throughout the year, the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities hosts renowned poets and authors for their Third Thursday Poetry Series. On April 21, they opened the stage to Auburn University’s creative writing students for their last event of the semester.
Sanjiv Kumar was recently selected as a member of the Predictability, Predictions and Applications Interface, or PPAI.
Though Auburn has many professors and faculty members, students in Matt Kearley’s biology classes say that he is one of their favorites.
Bacon and bourbon centered restaurant The Hound hit a milestone this month. They celebrated ten years in business.
Since becoming active in 2013, Students for Clean Water has raised awareness about the global water crisis and raise money to help mitigate its effects.
“I believe Auburn is in a prime position to have a bright future,” Mayor Ron Anders said. And with an upcoming election, he believes that his vision for Auburn will make the most of Auburn’s potential.
Founded in an effort to create a safe haven for musical creativity, The Sound Wall in Opelika provides everything a musician could hope for. Stationed in a remodeled Victorian-style home that was built in 1907, The Sound Wall was remodeled by Rob and Jen Slocumb in 2016 and opened to the public in 2017.
The topic of accessibility has become a very popular topic on and around campus. It seems as if, as the topic is mentioned more often, people are becoming more aware of how adverse the town and campus’ infrastructure is to those who have physical disabilities. Many students have been thinking of ways to change this.
If you know anything about the Auburn music scene, The Stews is likely a familiar name. However, they are currently taking their music to the next level by playing on a large-scale tour with another Auburn-originated band, The Vegabonds.
Connect. Develop. Serve. This is the motto of the Auburn Young Professionals program that is a growing part of Auburn’s Chamber of Commerce, which held its yearly kickoff event on Thursday, Jan. 27.
