Opinion

OPINION | The Auburn Creed will stand the test of time

By Letter to the Editor | October 4

Although it has received scrutiny as of late, there is something to be said about a document that stood the test of time.

OPINION | Surely, our community can do better than The Auburn Creed

By Letter to the Editor | October 4

It’s depressing to read the hymns of praise in favor of the Auburn Creed because it really is an embarrassingly awful document.

Twitter is at a crossroads and has an important decision to make

By Michael Jones | Contributing Columnist | October 3

Recently, Twitter made a significant decision and banned conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his platform, Info Wars. This follows the move a week earlier by Twitter and several other companies like YouTube, Apple and Facebook, of suspending his accounts. Why? Jones has a history of spouting false ...

Diversity Inclusion: Meet NPHC

October 1

It is one thing to write in a syllabus or on a website that we are an inclusive and diverse campus; it is another thing to consciously, intentionally and actively be one. It starts with us going out and supporting one another and seeing the different cultures and traditions our great institution has to offer.

Midterm Elections and You: Why Millennials Need to Get Out and Vote!

October 1

We have the sheer numbers alone to make a difference in our community — if we would only get more involved.

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EDITORIAL | New redshirt rule benefits the players — and that's all that should matter

By Fall 2018 Editorial Board | September 28

As Gus Malzahn put it, “It’s a new day in college football.”

Sustainability on campus is setting a precedent

By Fall 2018 Editorial Board | September 22

Auburn University’s Office of Sustainability is making waves of green around campus as they lead the eco-friendly charge, and that’s a positive thing.

EDITORIAL | Racism plagued gameday on The Plains

By Fall 2018 Editorial Board | September 12

"For every member of the Auburn family and visiting fan to feel welcome on this campus, Auburn must move to uphold its professed inclusivity and sense of family."

Former Auburn Athletic Director David Housel on missing his first home game in 53 years

September 8

"Not since the Georgia game of 1964, the last home game of that season, have the Tigers played in Auburn without me being there to cheer them on, to live and die with them."

President Trump finally lowers flag for McCain, should’ve never raised it

By Michael Jones | Contributing Columnist | September 3

On Monday, President Donald Trump faced major scrutiny for having the White House flag flying full-staff following the passing of decorated war veteran, Sen. John McCain, on Saturday.

EDITORIAL | We must all work together to end hazing

By Fall 2018 Editorial Board | August 31

Hazing is quite simply an attack on human dignity. It is an unnecessary and indecent act committed by people in a position of power. There is no need nor a reason for hazing to occur.

LETTER | Ron Anders Jr. is the servant leader Auburn needs

By Joshua Anders | Letter to the Editor | August 27

"He has waited for this opportunity for a long time. He has worked tirelessly as a volunteer all my life to make Auburn a better place."

EDITORIAL | The Auburn Family should mean the community, too

By Fall 2018 Editorial Board | August 26

Auburn students, it is time to register to vote, attend City Council meetings and engage in discussions with the community at large.

August 22

The staff at The Auburn Plainsman have recognized it is time for the city of Auburn and the students of Auburn University to come together to form one greater Auburn community. This is a call to action, one that urges both parties in the Auburn community to participate and empathize with one another. Auburn students, it is time to register to vote, attend City Council meetings and engage in discussions with the community at large.