Meet the two candidates for SGA treasurer
Abhi Gulati and Hunter Short are seeking the office of SGA treasurer.
Abhi Gulati and Hunter Short are seeking the office of SGA treasurer.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey isn’t the only Auburn graduate occupying a governor’s mansion in the United States. Recently inaugurated Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has an Auburn degree, too.
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“I want people to know that we’re all one, we’re equal,” Jones said. “Being able to instill that mindset can make change.”
According to Calhoun, his platform’s diversity component will strive to make every student feel welcome in the Auburn Family.
“That’s why I want to do this — to give that opportunity to all students,” Turton said.
Over the years football has advanced and changed, adapting to medical research and findings. Americans love the sport, but if new research were to result in an increase in regulations, would fans still be interested?
A new addition to the Student Center, the Amazon Locker is a self-service kiosk that allows students and faculty to send their Amazon packages to a secure, convenient place.
Auburn's School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences and its research will be featured in a series on Alabama Public Television. The school will host a free screening of the series on Wednesday, Feb. 13.
The National Weather Service has not issued any warnings for Lee County as of 3:30 p.m. on Monday.
""“Philanthropy and nonprofit studies was already offered as a minor and came from our women’s philanthropy program,” said Louisa Wood, College of Human Sciences student services coordinator. “It was doing extremely well, so we decided to go ahead and make a change.”