
Local businesses ready for "personal responsibility" after mask order expires
ByAs the statewide mask mandate expires, local businesses now have the choice whether to require their customers to wear masks.
As the statewide mask mandate expires, local businesses now have the choice whether to require their customers to wear masks.
Auburn University will encourage but not require masks outdoors beginning Friday, April 9.
Auburn University reported 24 new self-reported COVID-19 cases, the greatest increase on campus since the week of Feb. 8-14.
Administration still allows classrooms to be filled to 50% capacity, often double the limit social distancing capacity studies found.
The Council will begin meeting in-person starting on April 6.
One year after the first COVID patient entered the hospital, EAMC held a ceremony both to remember the patients who died and to celebrate the patients who survived.
Auburn University reported 8 new COVID-19 cases but saw no sentinel tests return a positive result for the fourth consecutive week and no students in quarantine or isolation housing.
We decided to look back and compile some of the biggest stories from the past year. Because while it may have felt like life was put on hold, the news didn’t stop.
Auburn University reported 13 new COVID-19 cases between March 1-7 and said it will maintain mask and distancing guidelines on campus regardless of vaccination status.
David Marconnet created Bama Tracker to compile the state's COVID-19 data starting in March 2020.
Ivey included a mask mandate in the extended Safer At Home Order, promising that it will be removed after April 9.
Quarantine gave people the time to self reflect and to learn new skills. One way students have escaped boredom and saved money during quarantine was by cooking.
A total of 16 COVID-19 cases were reported on campus the week of Feb. 22–28. This is a slight increase over the previous week's 12 cases.
Auburn University has received more doses of the Moderna vaccine.
Auburn University received 700 new doses of the COVID-19 vaccine last Friday afternoon, according to Dr. Fred Kam, director of the AU Medical Clinic.
Events with up to 100 attendees will be allowed once again at Auburn University starting March 1.
Auburn University has reported its lowest number of COVID-19 cases since students returned for the spring semester in January and its third lowest number since August.
The AUnique Time project collects COVID-related items, documents, photos and experiences pertaining to the Auburn Family and the local Auburn community.
Auburn University announced on Thursday that they would be pausing their vaccination programs due to a lack of first and second doses. It is unclear when they will be able to restart the process.
Auburn University officials are planning for a “typical” semester in fall 2021, including allowing full capacity in classrooms.