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Aurea peers through the slits in her cage atop a structure in the Edgar B. Carter Educational Auditorium — a line of trees away from Auburn’s Raptor Center. Trainer Andrea McCravy unhinges the latch, and Aurea quickly grabs the side of the cage with her talons and prepares to descend.
Craft brews and authentic German cuisine are taking to The Plains on Saturday for the 10th annual Auburn Oktoberfest.
Stinky’s Fish Camp, located near the intersection of Wire Road and Shug Jordan Parkway, has permanently closed as of Tuesday, September 17.
Kyle Field is notoriously one of the loudest stadiums in the country, boasting a capacity above 100,000, but the “Home of the 12th Man” has not intimidated Auburn in the past.
Auburn head coach Gus Malzhn knew he had another defensive weapon coming to the Plains when 5-star Owen Pappoe made his commitment to the Tigers on May 1 of last year.
While freshman quarterback Bo Nix is preparing for his first true collegiate road game and first encounter with an SEC opponent in Texas A&M; this won’t be his first encounter with Jimbo Fisher, the Aggies' head coach
No. 8 Auburn is 3-0 entering its first conference game of the season. That’s where it wanted to be, but the unblemished start hasn’t come without adversity.
As a young girl from Selma, Mary Stewart grew up attending Auburn football games and watching Miss Homecoming ceremonies, holding on to the dream that it could one day become her reality.
The house of the future has come to Auburn, and is ready for its first resident. Holland Homes and Alabama Power have partnered together to bring the first Smart Neighborhood to Auburn.
Auburn's goal this week is to get healthy before SEC play opens Saturday at Texas A&M.
With football season underway, fans from across the nation are pitching their tents and firing up the grill. Savory ribs and juicy franks populate the nearest barbecue grill as spectators cheer on their favorite team.
There’s a new restaurant in town, and it’s serving General Tso’s with a side of virtual reality.
A week ago against Tulane, Marlon Davidson led Auburn with six tackles, two for a loss and three QB pressures. The performance earned him the SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week.
Christopher Beamon can’t believe he’s alive.
A recent house foreclosure on Zellars Court has brought new life to the City’s affordable housing program. This project is a joint venture between the City of Auburn and the North Auburn Housing Development Corporation.
Vapes have become significantly more slender, quiet and concealable since e-cigarettes originally hit the market.
According to Feeding America and Food and Nutrition Services, 48% of college students are food insecure.
The Tigers rushing attack responded Saturday night, and in a big way.
In its first two games of the season No.8 Auburn combined for 378 rushing yards. In comparison, against Kent State on Saturday, the Tigers ran for 464 yards . Auburn won the game 55-16. The Tigers are now 3-0 to start the season.
