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Campus at noon is no longer a hub of activity. Many students don’t even go to campus unless a class or club requires them to, and dining options for students living on campus have been cut down.
Auburn’s 29-13 win over Kentucky on Saturday was an ideal start for Auburn’s offense. For junior wide receiver Anthony Schwartz, the contest was an encouraging sign of things to come.
Local areas across the nation have taken a hit in both the health of their residents and the health of their economy, including Auburn. That’s why two student organizations focused on serving their surrounding community — IMPACT and The Big Event — stressed the importance of their efforts this school year more than during a typical year.
Student recruiting is one way Auburn shows prospective students the beauty and history of the University’s campus. Now, with COVID-19 bringing new on-campus regulations, campus tours have been completely remodeled in order to keep recruiters and guests safe.
One way to relieve stress while staying fit at the same time is to practice yoga. Yoga relaxes the mind and improves the body’s coordination, flexibility and strength.
Auburn Outdoors is an adventure-based education program providing numerous avenues for outdoor recreation. It offers adventure trips, indoor climbing and weekly events on and off campus. Programs include backpacking, paddling, climbing, biking, a rental shop, bike shop and more.
While most people think football season is the kick-off for fall, the team at the Old Rotation begins fall with the crop harvest.
After defeating Kentucky 29-13 on Saturday, Auburn has moved up to No. 7 in the latest AP Poll.
Even with so many changes since Auburn defeated Oregon on Aug. 31, 2019, some things have remained the same.
While much of the conversation surrounding Auburn this offseason was about the new-look offense, the defense had questions surrounding it too, mainly about how the Tigers were going to replace its NFL draftees.
It’s been 268 days since Auburn played its last snaps against Minnesota in the 2020 Outback Bowl. On Saturday, at long last, Auburn football makes its return.
The SEC has released start dates for its men’s and women’s 2020-'21 basketball conference schedule.
Although there is no shortage of reasons to avoid events with thousands of attendees during a viral pandemic that thrives on large gatherings to spread, Saturday’s game can and should be an opportunity to not just show off Auburn’s ability to coordinate an event, but an opportunity to show off the Auburn Family’s commitment to the wellbeing of its fellow members and where its values lie.
Auburn University received a visit from Dr. Deborah Birx, the White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator, on Thursday afternoon. Birx had praise for the Southeastern Conference's response toward COVID-19 and optimism about Alabama's improving situation.
A much-awaited season debut is just around the corner for Auburn and the rest of the SEC and the Tigers are just excited to play.
According to the preseason SEC media poll, the Auburn Tigers have been picked to finish third in the SEC West.
Ahead of No. 8 Auburn and No. 23 Kentucky's showdown this Saturday, The Auburn Plainsman reached out to Kentucky Kernel sports editor Braden Ramsey for a Q&A previewing the season opener. Here’s what he had to say about the Wildcats.
Saturday at 11 a.m. CST cannot come soon enough. It marks the start of a historic, all-SEC season for Auburn football, which returns to the field after a longer-than-normal offseason.
