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Board of Trustees approve another 3% tuition increase

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | September 18

At the Sept. 16 Auburn Board of Trustees meeting, Chief Financial Officer Kelli Shomaker proposed another 3% increase in tuition for the fall 2023 semester for Auburn, and a 4% increase for Auburn University at Montgomery. 

Nonprofit provides safe space for community

By Harlee Meydrech | Assistant Culture Editor | September 17

Pride on the Plains is a nonprofit organization in Auburn that supports all LGBTQIA+ students and allies. 

Auburn University dedicates Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Center

By Ethan Flynn | News Writer | September 16

Auburn University cut the ribbon on the brand new Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center on Thursday, Sept. 15th, making a nearly 15-year dream a reality. 

Weagle Woods walking trail gets upgrades

By Kacie Barrett | Podcast Writer | September 14

A new feature of Auburn’s campus is continuing to grow to enhance the learning experience outside of the classroom. 

Latinx Student Alliance seeks to build community among Latinx student body

By Ethan Flynn | News Writer | September 14

The Latinx Student Alliance opened its doors this semester to build a community and support network for Latinx students at Auburn.

SGA Senate confirms judicial nominees and liaison for BSU

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | September 13

 The Auburn Student Government Association Senate met on Monday evening to discuss the confirmation of a new liaison for the Black Student Union, a request for additional funding for the retreat program expansion fund and confirmations of judicial board nominees. 

Suite 1111 | Uncovering Auburn

By Kacie Barrett | Podcast Writer | September 8

Members of the Auburn Plainsman explore areas of Auburn to relax and get away from crowds on campus.

PODCAST: SEC football Saturday best

By Kacie Barrett | Podcast Writer | September 2

This week, members of The Auburn Plainsman to talk about a guide to game days at Auburn and their favorite outfits.

Office of Sustainability’s annual picnic back after two-year hiatus

By Tyler Schmidt | News Writer | September 1

Students and members of the community gathered at the Davis Arboretum Wednesday, Aug. 31st, to connect with various campus and local organizations through the Office of Sustainability’s Annual Picnic.

MelAUdic women's a cappella group seeks to create community

By Caroline Mason | News Writer | August 31

MelAUdic began in spring 2020, and the organization sings for Auburn events, hosts concerts and socializes at various get-togethers. MelAUdic’s focus is on improving musical skills while creating a community for fellow music lovers.

Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex opens to students

By Diane Pham | News Writer | August 31

This fall, the Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex opened its doors to Auburn students. 

Hey Day Market open for dinner amongst raving fanfare

By Tyler Schmidt | News Writer | August 30

Thew new Hey Day Market is now open for dinner for students and community mebers. 

SGA announces safety feature during first fall meeting

By Ethan Stamper | Campus Reporter | August 23

During last night's SGA meeting, the committee approved a new safety feature on Auburn's campus for students to feel safer walking home. 

Teaching restaurant and food hall opens in Auburn

By My Ly | Content Editor | August 20

The Tony and Libba Rane culinary center has opened a new teaching restaurant in order to serve as work experience for the culinary students as well as the Hey Day Market. 

The Pants Store to open in downtown Auburn

By Catherine Haynes | Opinions Editor | August 19

The Pants Store, a casual lifestyle men's and women's clothing store based in Leeds, Alabama, is coming to downtown Auburn in August 2022.

SUITE 1111 | Meet the Editors

By Kacie Barrett | Podcast Writer | August 17

Editors of the Auburn Plainsman discuss their involvement in the organization and what it means to be a member.

Chris Roberts reflects on first months as University President

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | August 17

Chris Roberts started his journey as the University’s 21st president on May 16, and what has encompassed his experience thus far has been listening and learning. 

Auburn students, community react to overturning of Roe v. Wade

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | July 5

Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health that the Constitution of the United States does not confer any right to an abortion, overruling Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. Auburn students and community members share their thoughts.