The 2024 Auburn University Homecoming Parade kicks off a weekend of fun
Many students and community members came out to the Homecoming Parade to kick off the weekend in downtown Auburn. This was the first of the weekend's Homecoming festivities.
Many students and community members came out to the Homecoming Parade to kick off the weekend in downtown Auburn. This was the first of the weekend's Homecoming festivities.
In step with the American Library Association, Auburn University Libraries plans to celebrate Banned Books Week with events that honor and bring attention to books that have been banned or challenged.
Five senior students are participating in the Student Government Association's 2024 Miss Homecoming competition. Voting is on Sept. 13, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the winner announced at the Auburn vs. New Mexico home football game.
On Sept. 6, the Auburn University Board of Trustees approved numerous new and ongoing projects. Five of the nine projects are currently in the design phase, and the estimated spending of the fiscal year 2025 budget for construction, design and planning is approximately $350.5 million.
University officials announced a three percent tuition increase and other budget changes at the Sept. 6 Board of Trustees meeting.
The Auburn Bookstore revealed its Auburn University and Lululemon collaboration to customers on August 8. Students, locals and Auburn fans lined themselves outside of the Haley Center as they waited for the Auburn Bookstore to open at 6:00 a.m.
On the morning of July 29, Auburn University sent a schoolwide email updating students, faculty and staff about what the university is doing to comply with law SB 129. Coined the “anti-DEI bill,” SB 129 prevents state-funded universities from having an office or programs for diversity and inclusion; compelling students, employees or staff to adhere, adopt or affirm "divisive concepts"; spend federal or private funding on programs or events that uplift divisive concepts; and requires universities to enforce gendered bathrooms.
Formerly a vacant reminder of what once was, a Downtown Birmingham building has a new look and purpose. Auburn University President Chris Roberts and faculty members unveiled one of Auburn’s newest off-campus buildings on May 23. The building’s purpose is to provide a permanent home for the School of Architecture, Design and Construction’s program Urban Studio and a base for Harbert College of Business.
Eric Harshbarger, Auburn University math lecturer, previously worked as an "independent Lego builder" and is bridging the gap between his love for Lego and math while utilizing it to connect with his students.
From sunrise to sunset, thousands of students flood Auburn's campus for classes, clubs, events and recreation. With many students living off-campus, most rely on Auburn University’s transit system to get to their destinations. Get to know some of their drivers and how Tiger Transit operates.
It is a tradition at Auburn University to roll the Toomer’s Corner oak trees after an Auburn athletics win. However, not many people think about the cleanup and the hard work that takes place afterward done by facilities management.
Aubie the Tiger has long been the face of Auburn University. A mascot whose charm has won over the hearts of many and won his 11th Universal Cheerleaders Association national title this year, he has an impressive reputation to uphold. While a number of elements come together to create the character of Aubie, a big part of that is the helpers that work behind the scenes to make everything possible.
Auburn University's Department of Music recently established three new programs: a music business minor, a commercial music major and a composition technology major. The department is also opening a recording studio to allow students more access to expression through music as well as understanding the industry.
Hosted by the Auburn University Panhellenic, Greek Sing 2024 showcased talent and sisterhood among 18 sorority chapters, with proceeds benefiting Habitat for Humanity. Alpha Delta Pi emerged as the victor in the fierce competition.
On April 10, Auburn University hosted the ninth annual Tiger Giving Day, a 24-hour fundraising event showcasing grassroots-led projects from across Auburn’s campus. The day saw remarkable success, with the majority of the projects meeting or exceeding their fundraising targets.
Pickleball, a sport much like a mix of tennis and ping pong, has experienced an unprecedented rise in popularity and has become one of Auburn students' favorite pastimes. In Auburn, this burgeoning interest has led to the creation of a pickleball club and a large and growing community on the hardtop. However, pickleball's popularity has created growing pains, such as significant wait times for open courts.
Beat Bama Food Drive joined in the SEC Food Fight for the 30th year, hoping to cinch its fourth consecutive win. Campuses across the SEC compete to see who can donate the most food to their local food pantries.
The university is in the process of removing lead paint from the exterior of Mary Martin Hall. The removal is not required by federal law, and the paint is not harmful unless disturbed by other elements.
During the April 1 meeting, Student Government Association President Jack Hilton discussed the proposal of implementing Narcan stations across the Auburn campus in partnership with the Interfraternity Council.
On Monday, April 1, Jeff Long delivered the 2024 final lecture, a distinguished honor bestowed upon him by the student body in recognition of his contributions to the university through teaching and service. Currently serving as the assistant dean of the Harbert College of Business, Long has been an integral part of the Auburn community since 2012, initially serving as the chief operating officer for the business college.