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ACLC and Central Dining Hall project moves into second phase

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 30

The University has its sights on removing Parker Hall during the spring 2022 semester to allow for the remaining space needed for construction, but in the meantime, classes will continue to be held in the older facility.

Senate passes resolution supporting sale of alcohol in Jordan-Hare

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | January 29

Senators cited the success other universities have had in allowing the sale of alcohol in their stadiums.

RBD offers late-night safety option for students

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 28

Beginning at 5 p.m. and lasting until 7 a.m. the following morning, the RBD Library After Hours Escort allows students exiting the library to walk with a trained security guard.

Campus clinic certifies sexual assault nurses

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | January 28

The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners program at the medical clinic formally began on Jan. 21. Students can be treated confidentially from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekdays at no cost.

Viral tweet helps student sell Auburn-themed denim jackets

By Kara Mautz | Culture Writer | January 26

She has already done a few custom orders and usually sells the jackets for $60 to $125 depending on the level of detail required for the design, she said.

Eddie Glaude discusses Martin Luther King’s modern legacy

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | January 24

Glaude discussed the vision Martin Luther King Jr. had for the future and how the students and faculty of this generation can succeed in obtaining it.

SGA misses chance to create more Senate seats

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | January 24

This was one of the two times per calendar year where senators could vote to amend the constitution, making Tuesday night a hard deadline.

Bowling class lets students split their spare time earning strikes

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 21

Holasek says her classes don’t stress getting higher scores for better grades, but instead teach beginning concepts and strategies for those wanting to get more invested in bowling.

Auburn, Lyft partner for new late-night ride program

By Eduardo Medina | Editor-in-chief and Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | January 21

Auburn’s new partnership with Lyft, a popular ride-sharing company, will provide late-night, reduced-cost rides to University students within a 4-mile radius.

AUDM raises money 'For the Kids'

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | January 17

On January 22 and 23, AUDM staff and participants will “Fundraise the Roof,” pushing for donations to meet their goal of $90,000 on just Thursday and Friday.

Becoming an Auburn organization

By Charlie Ramo | Community Reporter | January 17

If the club you want to join doesn't exist, you can start it yourself. Club presidents and faculty talk about their experiences starting and running organizations on campus. 

Concrete Club Rocks | Organization helps pave the way for student success

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | January 16

Auburn is full of diverse clubs that focus on everything from horseback riding to creative writing. The American Concrete Institute student chapter on campus proves that there is something from everyone on the Plains.

'Totally empty': Fraternity brothers reflect on suspension

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | January 16

In November 2019, the University suspended Beta Theta Pi for violating its anti-hazing policy and forced members to vacate their fraternity house by the end of last year. This week, The Plainsman spoke with members who reflected on the suspension and culture of their fraternity. They told stories of disappointment and brotherhood, of the loneliness that comes from losing something that was valuable.

Monkey astronaut spent final days at Auburn vet school

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 13

NASA sent Miss Baker into orbit in 1959 with another squirrel monkey named Able.

Students plan to roll Toomer's with colored toilet paper to promote inclusivity

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | January 9

Students will have the opportunity to throw toilet paper across the color spectrum after an Auburn basketball win next month.

Auburn holds ceremonies to recognize fall graduates on Saturday

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | December 15

Interim University President Jay Gogue said Auburn awarded 1,900 degrees in the fall semester of 2019 at the doctoral, master’s and baccalaureate level.

University sends statement of support to LGBTQ community, announces new initiatives to diminish anti-LGBTQ climate

By Eduardo Medina | Editor-in-chief | December 12

For weeks, students, faculty and staff wrote letters addressing Auburn University's anti-LGBTQ climate. The University has recently confronted those concerns. Here's what AU said and what it plans to do.

Senate considers reducing number of concourse campaigners

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | December 5

A bill was discussed at the final SGA senate meeting of the fall semester on Dec. 2 that would set guidelines on how many staff can occupy concourse campaign locations during elections.