Healthy dining options dominate discussion at SGA's HeAUrd That! forum Oct. 15
Student Government Association held a 'HeAUrd That!' open forum Tuesday, Oct. 15, for students to discuss issues they are dealing with on campus.
Student Government Association held a 'HeAUrd That!' open forum Tuesday, Oct. 15, for students to discuss issues they are dealing with on campus.
Auburn has many symbols that represent the student body, past and present, and the principles and morals that guide its students. One symbol that has been a part of Auburn's history since 1859 is Samford Hall.
A new Auburn tradition may have been born Friday night, but few were on hand to welcome it into the world.
Two local early childhood centers, Children's House Auburn Montessori School and Auburn University Early Learning Center are unlike most early education options.
Three Auburn faculty members were announced as 2013-2014 SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Fellows.
Farmhouse Rodeo 2013, Friday, Oct. 11, at the outdoor arena by Good Ol' Boys, will open its gates at 3 p.m., two hours earlier than previous years to make time for the country music acts.
The Homecoming football game, Homecoming parade and Miss Homecoming campaign dominate campus throughout Homecoming Week, but many students do not seem to be interested in any of it.
Patton Chambers, junior in physical science, is not sleeping in the library because he has a chemistry exam to study for. Patton chooses to live a homeless lifestyle and has been since the Saturday before fall semester started.
Jocsan Rivera is becoming famous, whether he realizes it or not. The Auburn "Ukulele Guy," a freshman in software engineering, learned to play the ukulele upon arrival at Auburn four weeks ago and has been filling the campus with music ever since.
Although many students know it's great to be an Auburn Tiger, mtvU, MTV's college-focused channel, has given the University proof of its greatness in the Rate My Professors college-ranking list.
This year, one of Auburn's academic resources celebrates its 35th year of tutoring Auburn students in a variety of courses.
Joseph Fetsch has no hobbies. In his spare time, he studies. On bus rides with the band, he does homework. Afterward, he goes home, sleeps for four-six hours and does it again.
The microphone sat alone atop the stage at UPC's Last Comic Standing. The student-comedians waited patiently for the competition on Thursday, Oct. 3 to begin. Perhaps the microphone would be the last one standing.
Pack your bags, hike up your petticoats, strap on your pith helmet and prepare for a linguistic roller coaster with Auburn Theatre Department's production of Eric Overmyer's "On The Verge."
Combing athletic prowess and delicious cake, the Omicron Delta Kappa Cake Race will hold its 85th annual Cake Race Wednesday, Oct. 9.
Dope beats, slam dunks and an effects box that spewed fire dominated the Auburn arena at the star-studded Jungle Jam Friday, October 4th.
A new tradition will officially start at Auburn Friday, Oct.11.
Rick Steves is well-known for definitive itineraries, more than a 50 travel books, hundreds of travel-centric television episodes and thoughtful travel plans, but his biggest piece of advice Wednesday afternoon was to leave something at home.
Suzanne Graham-Hooker walks with her husband, reads her devotionals, checks lab work, eats breakfast and lectures medical and veterinary students- all before arrving to work
When fall rolls around and classes start again in Auburn, a couple things inevitably jump to the forefront of a freshman student's mind: football and the "freshman 15."