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How a global pandemic is changing Auburn's Dungeons and Dragons scene

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | April 20

During the COVID-19 pandemic, students who often spent multiple nights a week playing Dungeons and Dragons on campus or in each other's homes are having to adapt the game to an online format.

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Auburn voices from the pandemic: 'I’m stuck here with a lot of uncertainty.'

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | April 17

Sadok Aounallah, an RA for the village dorms, talks about living alone in Auburn and his fears about COVID-19.

Engineering adapts software for remote instruction

By Virginia Speirs | Campus Writer | April 16

Joey Hoke, senior in mechanical engineering, said engineering students “would be able to do nothing without it,” referring to the software. Some students need software that was already hard to use even before the University transitioned to remote instruction.

Apparel merchandising and design tailors courses for remote learning

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | April 15

“Using home sewing machines is more tedious than the industrial grade ones that the University provides,” said Lucile Duncan, senior in apparel design. “The process of brainstorming without being able to meet with fellow classmates is definitely harder, too.”

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Auburn voices from the pandemic: 'I just miss everything being normal.'

By Destini Ambus | Campus Writer | April 15

Jarious Avery, a freshman majoring in biomedical sciences, is one of hundreds of first-generation college students who are returning home after experiencing a sliver of college life. The coronavirus forced Auburn University to close its doors, and now Avery is stuck in his home.