Arts & Entertainment

Grammy-nominated songwriter Dan Navarro performs, talks about his career in Opelika

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | September 25

An intimate crowd gathered at Bailey Jones' house, executive producer of Sundilla Music, where guests were welcomed to enjoy a potluck dinner while they waited for the show to begin at 7:30 p.m.

Waverly Fall Boogie carries on through rain and shine

By Alex Hosey | Community Reporter | September 24

Cars parked on the side of the road stretched to the right and left of the Boogie's entrance as far as the eye could see while over a dozen tents were set up inside the gate.

Auburn alumna writes SEC mascot-themed children’s book

By Katie Clark | Lifestyle Writer | September 23

Through her family’s love for the Southeastern Conference, Carothers became inspired to write her book for other younger Auburn fans and cheer on her alma mater.

Waverly Boogie set to get down this weekend

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 22

Doors open at 11 a.m. and guests are asked to bring chairs, as the event is held in a “sloping, grassy yard, mini-amphitheater.”

Calling all artists: Auburn Arts Association hosts 19th annual Juried Arts Exhibition

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Writer | September 21

The promotion of creativity continues in the Auburn community with the the Auburn Arts Association's upcoming 19th annual Juried Arts Exhibition.

Biggin presents Philadelphia artists

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | September 18

Auburn’s art community gathered Monday night for the opening of the "I YOU WE WHO ME" exhibit, featuring the creative talents of Adam Lovitz, Ashley Wick and Patrick Maguire.

The Rough & Tumble makes a pit stop in Auburn

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | September 16

Two 85-pound dogs, 16 feet of space and a love of music is Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler's whole life.

Museum forming new student advisory council, 901 Collective

By Jessica Jernigan | Staff Writer | August 18

Upon Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art's reopen in September they will also be forming a new student advisory council.

Amidst challenges, Auburn ACT performs 'Spamalot!'

August 6

Fans of Monty Python will have something to look forward to over the next week as Auburn Area Community Theater puts on “Spamalot!” at the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center.

Jan Dempsey Arts Center exhibit emphasizes importance of pollinators

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | June 16

As Auburn residents mingled around with their finger food, commenting on the photos hanging around the small exhibit, Bashira Chowdhury explained the importance of bees in temperate climates to those listening nearby.

Chirpwood gallery, coffee cafe has bigger picture in mind

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | June 15

Moody said he's at the point in his life where he wants to have a purpose — he wants to be helpful.

Column: Where to take visitors in Auburn

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | June 9

One of the best parts of college is inviting parents, siblings and other loved ones to the University to show off your new stomping grounds.

Sarah's style: how to dress for the holidays

By Sarah Partain | Lifestyle Writer | May 23

Finding the perfect outfit that fits the joyous season of holiday parties can seem daunting, but this year’s trends make it simple.

Dempsey Arts Center exhibits CityFest winners

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | May 22

The Dempsey Arts Center is currently displaying works done by artists for the CityFest Juried art show.

Auburn lecturer finds creative pastime in making miniature sculptures

By Kris Martins | Enterprise Editor | April 28

Ari Gutman has been sculpting since he was a child.

Student Writing Competition winners presented at Jule Collins

By Brooks Glover | Lifestyle Writer | April 20

The competition, which was open to graduate and undergraduate students at the University, aimed to celebrate works that have been exhibited at the museum.

COLUMN: Dressing smart for spring and summer jobs

By Kris Martins | Enterprise Editor | April 3

Let’s try to find some sensible fashion options so you can look your best and minimize discomfort.

Fraternity formals and colorful coolers

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | March 19

Painting coolers for fraternity formals has been a persistent tradition in the Greek community for years now.

Rob Henson portrays prison life through film at Jule Collins

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | March 9

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art hosted writer and director Robby Henson Thursday for a screening of his film, "I Came From."

COLUMN: The student guide to career fair success

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | March 6

If the thought of your future and the increasingly desperate pressure to find post-grad gainful employment by your mom, dad and the system of Capitalism as a whole have you feeling nauseated, then know you are not alone.