Abigail Murphy | Lifestyle Editor
Articles
Dermatologist explains mask-related skin issues
A dermatologist gives insight on how to improve skin health and why mask-related acne may occur.
How to ease your mind with a return to campus
Wellness professionals give insight on to how to help students keep up their mental health with campus reopening.
A look into Auburn's literary canon
Craig Bertolet, professor and director of undergraduate studies in the English department, said literary canons are forever changing, and so are Auburn literature classes.
Experts provide tips for mental health during coronavirus outbreak
Alfredo Palacios, a national certified counselor and licensed professional counselor at Auburn Psychological Wellness Center, said there’s some universal tips on keeping calm, but ultimately, it’s an individualized experience.
Students, professors discuss note-taking preferences
Jennifer Robinson, an associate professor in the department of psychology, said handwritten notes can allow the user to have a deeper understanding because it forces them to put the material in their own words.
Love on the Plains
Auburn students and professors share stories of how they met their significant other.
The prevalence of engagements at Auburn
The winter holidays can feel like the season of love, and with that, some Auburn students are getting engaged.
Local bakers share passion for serving variety of treats
“My favorite aspect about making custom cakes is having the ability to be a part of a customer’s special event and working with the client to tailor a cake that fits their style perfectly,” she said.
Auburn local creates comedy club to bring community together
O’Neal El said after years of her and her family traveling around to see different comedy clubs, they wanted to set up a club closer to home.
Indigenous students celebrate culture, embrace their legacy
Emily Fayard, an Auburn Alumna, originally went to college in her hometown in Atmore, Alabama, to stay close to her tribe: the Mvskoke people, also known as the Creek people, she said.
