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As the nation enters the next month of the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to impact the community and hospitals continue in their fight toward keeping Auburn safe.
International students travel to the U.S. in pursuit of educational opportunities they may not have in their home countries. Their time abroad also provides them a window of what it’s like to live here. Though many countries look toward America for guidance, some Auburn international students say the U.S. in 2020 challenged their perceptions of what they once felt was a role model nation. They feel events last year bear some similarities to life back home.
As Auburn University looks to enter another hybrid semester of increased in-person classes with continued online classes, faculty members had questions for University President Jay Gogue and Provost Bill Hardgrave during a special meeting of faculty on Tuesday afternoon. Though the meeting was focused on a vote of no confidence in Hardgrave, attendees were granted a Q&A segment to ask about the spring 2021 semester before discussion on the vote.
In September 2020, Gov. Kay Ivey announced potential sites for three new privately owned prisons across the state. Three months later, in December 2020, the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against the state of Alabama, claiming Alabama’s prisons for men do not protect the incarcerated from violence and sexual abuse, do not provide safe and sanitary conditions and subjects incarcerated people to excessive force from prison staff, violating their constitutional protection against cruel and unusual punishment.
Attendees of Cup at Cater this week would have found not just their morning caffeine fix, but blue ribbons and a display featuring information on human trafficking awareness.
Confusion surrounded a specially called Faculty Senate Executive Committee meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
Auburn added another piece to its coaching staff on Saturday.
The Sharife Cooper era at Auburn has begun, and while Auburn may still be looking for its first conference win, Cooper’s first collegiate game has his head coach excited.
Auburn University announced on Tuesday that 58 new cases of COVID-19 were reported on Auburn’s campus for the week prior to the start of the spring semester.
Auburn gymnastics will have its first road meet of the season on Friday when they take on No. 8 Kentucky.
On Monday, a judge revoked the bond of an Auburn man after he was photographed inside the U.S. Capitol building during last week's riot, according to reporting by the Associated Press.
Members of Auburn's Student Government Association discussed both a potential vote of no confidence for Provost Bill Hardgrave and student dissatisfaction with campus dining on the first day of classes during its Jan. 11 senate meeting, the first of the spring semester.
Auburn point guard Sharife Cooper has been named the SEC Freshman of the Week. Cooper’s honor is the second time a Tiger has been recognized this season, joining Justin Powell.
Auburn University had low COVID cases at the end of the fall semester, an impressive feat considering the population of the University and the open bars every weekend. Sadly, it seems that the University is using these low numbers to justify not having reentry testing for the spring semester, despite peer schools like the University of Alabama and the University of Florida requiring reentry testing for at least those who live on campus.
For over 15 years the Auburn Public Library has put on puppet shows for the community, but recently the staff has converted the shows to be viewed virtually.
A lot has been said leading up to and following the departure of Gus Malzahn as the head football coach at Auburn.
There is no playbook in a pandemic. There are no hard and fast rules in a fast-moving crisis. Second-guessing in a crisis, especially from those who have never had to deal with such pressures, is counterproductive.
Auburn’s defense received some good news on Monday morning.
The final pieces of Auburn’s coaching staff puzzle are coming together.
