---

Artist behind Bramblett mural finds beauty through pain

By Bryce Johnson | Sports Writer | October 8

Sydney Harrington was able to channel city-wide grief into her work that features the faces of both the Bramblett’s surrounded by Rod’s most famous calls.

GPAC is in full swing for fall

By Laney Mayfield | Writer | October 4

Gogue Performing Arts Center prepares for it's fall season. 

Auburn theater program placed among top in the nation

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | October 4

Each year, OnStage Blog announces a list of what they consider to be the best performing arts schools in the country.

Students share impact of churches

By Caroline Rice | Lifestyle Writer | October 4

These churches’ mission statements share how they attempt to aim for the hearts of people who might have had a negative church experience in the past.

UPC comedy show ends up a no-go

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | October 3

“We’re not giving up on them, so we want to try and see them come because we know that would be a big hit on campus.”

Organization shares vegan tailgate ideas

By Laney Mayfield | Writer | September 27

Veganism is a practice of not consuming meat or partaking in any usage of an animal-based product — a vegan will not consume any animal-based foods. However, there are solutions and alternatives to enjoying a meal during a tailgate.

Auburn graphic design student creates art for local church

By Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer | September 26

Kesting’s experiences in the design field have cultivated a personal style that reflects her love of mixed media and color. She is inspired by big cities, mountains, fashion, and all aspects of culture. 

'Just Mercy' coming to the big screen

By Staff Report | September 26

In September 2019, it was announced that this New York Times Bestseller on criminal justice reform would be turned into a movie. 

Jule Collins Smith museum features Southern photography

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | September 26

“You’ll see a lot of pictures of ‘plain’ people — simple, poor people; not much education,” she said. “They would be in the grand antebellum houses, but while they were rich in house, they were poor in person.” 

Students uncover rock climbing as a hobby

By Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer | September 20

“I just picked it up, and after my first night, I was already hooked,” said Ford Luscy, a junior in biosystems engineering. “It became more of an obsession than a hobby after that.”

Experts share why drinking water is important during football season

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | September 16

Abbigail Hickey, a registered dietitian and coordinator of nutrition for Health Promotion and Wellness Services, said not drinking much water at games is dangerous. 

Downtown coffee shop showcases bands

By Miranda Shaffer | Lifestyle Writer | September 12

An Open Mic Night might sound reminiscent of karaoke amateur hour, but thanks to Elephant Barn Productions, a local Auburn grad-run business, the talent lined up for these events will be nothing less than spectacular entertainment.

Meteorologist shares hypothetical impact if hurricanes were to hit Auburn

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | September 12

“It’s uncommon for tropical storm conditions to make this far north, but it’s always good to be aware just in case."

Test anxiety advice from counseling services

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | September 9

“Anxiety is a natural reaction,” she said. “When it is heightened or interferes with other activities and things we need to do, that’s when we consider it problematic.”

Fall brings a new set of crops to enjoy on the Plains

By Fielder Hagan | Community Writer | September 5

With fewer than 30 days until the first days of fall, the slight changing of temperatures have many fall junkies ready to bust out their UGG boots, oversized flannels and pumpkin spice lattes. 

How travel advisories affect Auburn

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | September 4

On Aug. 5, 2019, Venezuela and Uruguay both issued warnings to their citizens about traveling to the United States in regards to recent mass shootings.

Organization fights for progressive rights

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | September 2

 “I don’t really get dissuaded that we live in Alabama, if anything it’s just understanding that there’s people there that just haven’t been heard."

Professors share the importance of essays, goal of writing

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | April 28

In an age where most statements are kept within a neat 140 character limit, essay writing can appear excessive and useless. Bullet points and multiple choice answers, not essays, are what students think of when they hear the word ‘test’.