Culture

Starting the semester with a healthy mind

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | January 16

Eric Bloch, Auburn University Student Counseling Services psychologist, offered helpful tips and guidance on how to sustain a healthy mind and a solid sense of self at the beginning and throughout the semester.

COLUMN: Unnoticed albums in 2016

By Lily Hendrix | Lifestyle Writer | January 16

Last year was nothing short of a disaster. There were many failures, losses, and honestly many things we didn’t expect to happen.

Cooking with Anne: Creamy zoodles

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | January 13

Eating healthy doesn't have to be miserable and taste awful.

COLUMN: Major with passion in mind, not payday

By Emily Hale | Columnist | January 12

Average starting salaries aren’t everything. Don’t neglect the pursuit of happiness in the name of total comfort and absence of risk.

TIPS: Getting to the Sugar Bowl on a budget

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 29

Here are some cost-cutting curves that'll get you closer to the Superdome while keeping you out of your parent's 401K.

Cooking with Anne: Gluten-free sesame chicken

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | December 21

I promise you once you try this deliciousness you will be making it weekly to satisfy your take-out cravings.

How to make a 'White Christmas' cocktail

By Jessica Ballard | Lifestyle Writer | December 18

Family and friend gatherings during the holidays are full of festive decorations, delicious meals and Christmas themed cocktails.

A Christmas gift guide for the lazy

By Jessica Ballard | Lifestyle Writer | December 15

Here’s a list of super quick and easy Christmas presents to hand over to that estranged family member right as the awkward conversation picks up.

Cooking with Anne: rustic gluten-free pizza that'll kill the craving

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | December 15

Everybody loves pizza, but not everybody loves all that grease or that queasy feeling they get after downing a whole large one themselves.

COLUMN: How to study for finals

By Sarah Partain | Lifestyle Writer | December 14

Here are some of the best ways to “study” for the worst week of school.

COLUMN: Tips for maintaining healthy eating habits this holiday

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | December 14

While temptation might be staring you in the face saying, "Eat it. It won't kill you," stop for a minute and check out these tips to help you remain calm and guilt free this holiday season.

An even sweeter Auburn: 9th annual Gingerbread Village unveiling

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 14

Auburn's most iconic buildings were downsized, candied and iced.

Dank Dishes with Delaney: Orecchietta Pasta with sweet Italian sausage in cream sauce

By Staff Report | December 14

Delaney Burst, senior in marketing, has developed a following on Instagram for her "Dank Dishes." Burst is sharing her cooking talents with The Auburn Plainsman through a new cooking show, Dank Dishes with Delaney.

It's all about community: Spicer's Music awarded 2016 Alabama Small Business of the Year

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 13

Their passion and dedication to music and community was rewarded with the 2016 Alabama Small Business of the Year award in the Emerging Small Business category.

Out of finals, into the Christmas spirit: Christmas events starting tonight

By Catie Sergis | Lifestyle Writer | December 8

As final exams come to a close today, we're sure students are looking for a way to relax, cut loose and finally get into the Christmas spirit.

A review of Glass Animals' new album

By Jessica Ballard | Lifestyle Writer | December 6

Glass Animals, an indie rock/psychedelic pop band from Oxford, England, recently released their second album titled “How To Be A Human Being."

COLUMN: Fitness motivation for the busiest, and even the laziest

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | December 5

Here are some ways to motivate you and make your health a priority again.

Auburn journalism professor published first book, "Frick*: Baseball's Third Commissioner"

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 4

After the publish of his first book, John Carvalho, associate professor and director of journalism, said what had changed was his awareness; an awareness that he could write a book and turn around to do it all over once more.

Lady Gaga keeps us on our toes: A review of "Joanne"

By Lily Hendrix | Lifestyle Writer | December 4

Lady Gaga seems to be a jack of all trades. She’s an actress, singer, songwriter, and activist.

Student STARS: organization stands up to sexual assault

By Jessica Ballard | Lifestyle Writer | December 4

Gracie Breitenfeld, founder and president of Standing Together Against Rape and Sexual Assault, or Stars, decided to start Stars after a first hand experience with sexual assault.