Wayne Flynt to spark conversation on campus
Wayne Flynt, the well-known author of 11 books on Alabama, will speak at Auburn Tuesday, Nov. 27 on Alabama's role in the civil rights movement.
Wayne Flynt, the well-known author of 11 books on Alabama, will speak at Auburn Tuesday, Nov. 27 on Alabama's role in the civil rights movement.
The Board of Trustees met Friday, Nov. 16 to approve future University projects and receive updates on existing programs and finances.
Hollywood, Broadway and local actors are coming together for a musical benefiting charity under the guidance of a collaboration between an award-winning producer and Baptist minister.
Foy Hall has become home sweet home for Auburn's veterans and the Veteran's Resource Center, as it moves from its previous space in the Haley Center.
The Auburn Police Department reminds citizens not to drink and drive.
Photo shoots and fashion shows may be what comes to mind in terms of the Auburn Modeling Board, but much more goes on behind the scenes than what meets the eye.
On Thursday, Nov. 8, the Apparel Merchandising and Design Association opened the seams of the Spidle Hall sewing lab for everyone in need of affordable alterations.
Ireland may receive a new student as of September 2013.
Senior guard Noel Johnson had 10 points and 10 rebounds, and junior center Asauhn Dixon-Tatum had a team-high 11 points and four blocks as Auburn's men's baskteball team beat Georgia Southwestern 66-50 in Auburn's final tuneup before the regular season on Monday, Nov. 5.
This past Sunday, Nov. 11, Americans honored the men and women who served their country or are currently serving their country.
Even though Auburn Knights Orchestra has been around since the 1930s, it still has a swing in its step.
The pressure is on, and Auburn players are feeling the heat as the Iron Bowl becomes their last chance to win a conference game this season.
The Plainsman's photo editor takes a creative look at who's feeling a bit blue this football season.
Auburn University's well-known and charismatic mascot, Aubie, received first place for his 2013 UCA Nationals video.
With Romney stickers being passed out on the Concourse and many students openly adorning them on their shirts and backpacks, and the College Democrats holding up signs at local polling stations, it proves Auburn students are not afraid to make their positions known.
When's the last time you wrote 17 syllables about the presidency?
A third of Auburn students never graduate, prompting the development of an early alert grading system.
Just outside the BP gas station on the corner of Samford Avenue and Gay Street sits Auburn's newest taco truck, Traffic Light Cafe, decked out for the fall season.
On Thursday, Nov. 8, students can get an entirely new wardrobe without entering the store.