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The Cleveland Indians selected Auburn’s Tanner Burns with the 36th pick in the MLB Draft on Wednesday. Some projected Burns as a late first-round pick, but he instead just fell outside of it and was drafted in competitive balance round A.
We are Auburn Students and Community for Change. The purpose of the protest on Sunday, June 7, was to amplify the call to justice for the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and the countless Black people who have lost their lives at the hands of police brutality.
Auburn head baseball coach Butch Thompson is looking forward to the MLB Draft, hopeful that Auburn will continue into its 46th year of producing a draft pick.
Well over 400 people filled Toomer's Corner Sunday afternoon to protest against acts of police brutality.
First, the NCAA approved that voluntary athletic activities could start on June 1, then the SEC approved that voluntary athletic activities could begin on June 8. Lastly, Auburn decided its athletes could come back for voluntary activities starting on June 8 as well.
Auburn University Housing has already taken precautions to ensure safety amid concerns of returning to normalcy in the fall during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. AUH has begun planning for quarantine and isolation housing for students.
Correction: At one point in this article, George Wallace's speech to civil rights marchers in 1995 is mentioned, though it was not his first public apology. Wallace apologized for his segregationist views in 1979 shortly before Alabama's 1982 gubernatorial election and received much support from black voters in his reelection. Reflecting on the Stand at the Schoolhouse Door, he was quoted as saying, "I was wrong. Those days are over, and they ought to be over." Throughout his last term as governor, he made numerous black appointments in state positions, such as two black members in the same cabinet.
Auburn University President Jay Gogue delivered a message through campus-wide email on Friday afternoon promising to create a task force during his term to "seek meaningful action to confront the pain, fear, systemic racism and injustice faced by the black community."
The May 25 murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis was an egregious disregard of the morals and principles that govern this country.
After the 2020 Auburn baseball season was cut short by COVID-19, Tigers pitcher Tanner Burns will turn his attention to the 2020 MLB Draft.
After seven players left the program, head coach Terri Williams-Flournoy and her staff have been busy, signing six new players to the roster.
The case involving the death of 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard will be presented in front of a Lee County grand jury.
For the last three months, our lives have been drastically altered by the quarantines, shutdowns, illnesses and deaths caused by the coronavirus. We've spent weeks at a time locked inside and sequestered from the lights and sounds of our public places. Campuses have been deserted, and businesses have been closed. We've been kept apart from our loved ones because the kind of arm-in-arm comfort we rely upon has become dangerous.
Mayor Ron Anders and members of Auburn's City Council expressed their disgust at the death of George Floyd and their pride in the Auburn community's response at a City Council meeting Tuesday night.
Continuing education online has been one of the many unexpected transitions of the COVID-19 crisis. To make this easier on elementary school students in grades K-6, Auburn University’s Martina McGhee is one of a few faculty members in the College of Education launching the Home Works program, a program designed to help elementary school kids get the most out of learning from home.
Legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye passed away Monday. Dye coached the Tigers from 1981-1992 and was the school's athletic director from 1981-1991.
Legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye has passed away at the age of 80. Dye was hospitalized with long-standing kidney issues last month, and while hospitalized, he tested positive for COVID-19.
Groups of people packed into downtown Auburn Sunday afternoon to protest following the extrajudicial killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black male, by a Minneapolis police officer.
Update:
On-campus classes will be available for the second summer mini-term, according to an email from University president Jay Gogue.
