Local artist spreads hope during pandemic
ByAn Auburn alumna shares the inspiration behind The Pandemic Art Project and what she plans to create next.
An Auburn alumna shares the inspiration behind The Pandemic Art Project and what she plans to create next.
With his foundation in faith, an Auburn student shares his journey to build works for others.
RA gives tips for cooking in the residence halls and a graduate research and teaching assistant in the school of kinesiology explains how to cook healthy meals on a budget.
A dermatologist gives insight on how to improve skin health and why mask-related acne may occur.
Members of Active Minds share the importance of mental health and suicide prevention.
Hillel's co-president and vice president tell how Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are celebrated and how the pandemic has affected these holidays.
An Auburn student gives her personal account on emotional spending and a licensed psychologist explains how spending can act as a mood-booster.
Three of the new Bodega shops in Midtown tell about their companies.
Lauren Bradford shares about her time as Miss AU and how COVID has impacted her goal to become Miss Alabama.
Caleb Murphree shares what he hopes to create through his art and gives insight on his upcoming work, “Iterations of Thought.”
The history of the Crenshaw Guest House and the memories it continues to create for Auburn today.
Through his company, Eddie’s Bees, Strickland sells the honey they harvest to restaurants, roadside stands, organic grocery stores and coffee shops.
Auburn Rec Center employees explain the process of shifting group fitness classes to online.
Auburn student shares her experience with intermittent fasting and an associate professor provides insight on health research on this type of fasting.
Andrew Hopkins, the assistant director of raptor training and education, explains the daily life of Auburn's War Eagles and the care the Southeastern Raptor Center provides the eagles.
Sarah Scott shares the inspiration behind some of her recent prints and what motivates her to create.
This summer, Landry Chizik and a handful of her family members tested positive for COVID-19. After weeks of nausea and anxiety, Chizik is warning other students to take this virus seriously.
Wellness professionals give insight on to how to help students keep up their mental health with campus reopening.
Mohammed Owais Patel, president of the Muslim Students Association, discussed how celebrations would look different this year.
