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Auburn begins efforts to return cultural artifacts, remains

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | March 29

Auburn is home to the nation's 29th largest collection of unrepatriated Native American remains. However, through the work of Michael Walters, Auburn's current coordinator for the Native American Graves and Repatriation Act, these remains will hopefully be a thing of the past.

Has Alabama seen the effects of Aniah's Law yet?

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | March 28

In November, Aniah's Law passed with overwhelming support. However, many may be wondering if Alabama has seen any effects on public safety since the law's enactment. Rep. Chip Brown said that the law has been used and has been used in good faith.

Campus union aims to diversify recruitment

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | March 27

The United Campus Workers student workers' union has been active at Auburn for almost four years. However, its uses have been limited throughout the years as student workers have not been made aware of the group and its services. Now, they are hoping to change that.

Vet Set Go expands camp opportunities for future veterinarians

By Davis Brasfield | News Writer | March 26

Started in 2017, Vet Set Go offers middle school students the opportunity to attend Auburn Universityu2019s College of Veterinary Medicine Junior Vet Camp. This year is no exception, with 45 students having the ability to earn the opportunity to get a free head start on their veterinary education through the group's essay contest.

EDITORIAL | Auburn, invest in the safety of your students

By Editorial Board | Spring 2023 | March 26

Auburn needs to take responsibility for the culture it has created in which sexual assault and drugging consistently get pushed under the rug, “resources” don’t even have their own buildings and survivors are treated as if they are the problem. 

Students note lack of accessibility on campus

By Diane Pham | News Writer | March 25

Breanna Thrasher, junior in equine science, was left paralyzed from the waist down when she was eight-years-old. Now, she is speaking out on the lack of accessibility at Auburn and how this issue has effected her time here.

National Council of Negro Women seeks to build community

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | March 25

The National Council of Negro Women, Inc. is a nonprofit organization founded in 1935 with the mission to advance the opportunities and quality of life for African American women and their families. 

Plainsman's Choice Voting 2023

By Plainsman Staff | March 20

The time has come, Auburn! Nominate your best-of for each category. 

Tiger Nights hosts second-annual Magnolia Ball

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | March 19

On Saturday, Tiger Nights hosted its second-annual Magnolia Ball, an alcohol-free event intended to provide a Greek life-style formal experience to students who may not experience one otherwise.

Plainsman's Choice Nominations 2023

By Plainsman Staff | March 16

It's that time again, Auburn. Vote below for your best-of for each category. One answer for each category. The following week The Plainsman will release another form to vote for the winner for each category. 

Game room opens in Melton Student Center

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | March 16

Previously closed because of COVID-19 restrictions, the Game Room features state-of-the-art equipment, lounges for spectators to relax and access to hundreds of games. The room is open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily and offers 40 gaming computers and the full spectrum of major gaming consoles.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Election integrity: Does it matter?

By Wendelyn Price | Guest Writer | March 15

A 1987 Auburn alumna sends a letter regarding the SGA elections and Miss Auburn results for 2023-2024 and the presence of election violations. 

SGA discusses reforms in hopes of improving student experiences throughout campus

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | March 14

On Monday, Auburn's SGA discussed many campus-wide and college-specific reforms that seek to improve the daily lives of Auburn students.

Auburn to host trash audit on March 15

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | March 13

On March 15, students in Auburn University's sustainable studies minor will be conducting a trash audit on Cater Lawn in hopes of finding ways that Auburn's campus can become more environmentally friendly.

Auburn announces new chief communications officer

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | February 28

On Feb. 28, Auburn University announced that Richard Campbell, formerly of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, would be their inaugural chief communications officer.

SGA introduces changes to Friends of Aubie requirements

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | February 28

On Monday, Auburn's SGA introduced several changes to the Friends of Aubie program. Some of the changes include expanding the number of active Friends of Aubie, as well as increasing the time someone can serve as a Friend of Aubie.

Tiger Giving Day: an annual tradition of generosity

By Kayleigh Freeman | Community Writer | February 24

The eighth annual Tiger Giving Day took place on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Several groups met or exceeded their goals for the year, while others still managed to raise significant amounts.

College of Engineering hosts thousands of students for E Day

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | February 24

On Friday, the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering hosted the 2023 edition of E Day, an event aimed at recruiting high school students to enroll in the college after graduating. For both Auburn students and the thousands of high schoolers in attendance, the event was a way to showcase what engineering is all about.