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The Table opened to create space for community with no strings attached

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | February 10

In January 2022, the Aaron's had a vision for a space in which the Auburn community could simply gather. A year later, their vision became a reality when The Table opened its door to the public.

Auburn City Council announces $3 million federal grant and police jurisdiction changes

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | February 8

At Tuesday's meeting, the Auburn City Council revealed the city had been awarded $3 million in federal funding to expand manufacturing training along with changes to how police could enforce laws outside the city limit moving forward.

Campus Safety and Security warns students of outside groups on campus

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | February 7

On Tuesday, students received an email from Campus Safety and Security notifying them of a non-university group selling home-baked cookies to students, recruiting students to their events and pretending to be Auburn students.

2022-2023 SGA members deliver final remarks as 2023-2024 members sworn in

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | February 7

On Monday night, outgoing SGA members delivered their final remarks to the SGA Senate. Following this, recently elected SGA officials were officially sworn into their new positions.

2023-2024 SGA winners announced

By Plainsman Staff | February 4

The Elections Council announced the winner of Auburn's 2023-2024 SGA and Miss Auburn elections late Friday night. 

Ashton Dickinson elected SGA treasurer

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | February 4

Late Friday night, Ashton Dickinson was announced as SGA's new treasurer. Dickinson ran on a platform of promoting financial literacy, advocacy and transparency among the student body.

Julianne Lozano elected SGA vice president

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | February 3

Julianne Lozano, junior in business analytics, was elected vice president of the Student Government Association for the 2023-2024 term. 

Six things from the Board of Trustees meeting you need to know about

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | February 3

As the Auburn University Board of Trustees met on Friday in Montgomery, several topics directly relating to students and the Auburn family were discussed. Whether it was athletic facility upgrades or the creation of an entirely new degree, a lot of ground was covered. Here’s what you need to know.

Auburn Board of Trustees approves construction of new STEM and agriculture complex

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | February 3

After more than two years, the Auburn Board of Trustees on Friday granted final approval to begin construction of a new STEM and agriculture academic building complex that would relocate six different departments and continue to modernize university facilities.

New COSAM associate dean for academic affairs plans to move college in a more modern direction

By Diane Pham | News Writer | February 3

After arriving at Auburn University in 2007, Maggie Han is taking on new responsibilities as the COSAM associate dean for academic affairs.

SGA candidates take the stage for candidate debate

By Audrey Kent | News Writer | February 2

On Jan. 31, SGA candidates for president, vice president and treasurer took the stage at the major candidates debate to lay out their platforms.

Tiger Transit introduces new SPOT app and transit features

By Kayleigh Freeman | Community Writer | February 2

At the start of spring semester, Auburn University introduced a new Tiger Transit tracking app, SPOT, and new features within the transits themselves.

Rumie app aims to bring safety to selling on college campuses

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | February 2

What started off as seven lamps and a fun idea for a business competition, Rumie has become an option for college students looking to buy, sell and rent goods safely and exclusively to other college students.

Title IX office seeks to inform students of how it operates after USA Today article

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | January 27

In November 2022, USA Today released an article claiming that Auburn's Title IX office was keeping data secret. Now, leaders within the office hope to show students how they truly function.

Students unite to celebrate Creed Day

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | January 25

On Jan. 25, Auburn celebrated Creed Day, a day which many view as a way to uphold the values the Auburn family should strive to live by.

President Roberts announces formation of new diversity, equity and inclusion committee

By Ethan Flynn | Campus News Editor | January 16

On Friday, Jan. 13, Auburn University President Christopher Roberts announced the formation of the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee, the newest iteration of groups designated to improving diversity on campus. 

Two arrested for possession of destructive device

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | December 8

Two men were arrested after authorities discovered a destructive device in their possession on Thursday night.

Tigers eliminated from postseason, earn first second-round wins

By Callie Stanford | Sports Editor | December 3

In the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Auburn lost 3-2 to Houston while capturing its first ever wins in the Round of 32.