Chloe Glass | Lifestyle Writer

Chloe Glass, sophomore majoring in English language arts education, is from Daphne, Alabama. She has been with The Auburn Plainsman since the fall of 2025.

A red helmet and an orange helmet are positioned around a football, sitting in the center of the words "DIVIDED house," "ALABAMA" and "AUBURN."

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Divided households: Why Auburn students chose The Tigers over The Tide

By Chloe Glass | Lifestyle Writer | November 29

It’s no secret that we inherit most traditions from our families: favorite football teams, pre-game rituals and a shared dislike for opposing teams. As the 90th Iron Bowl approaches and the Auburn-Alabama rivalry begins to heat up, Auburn students in divided households are preparing themselves to go head-to-head with their parents' favorite team.

The lyrics "But because I knew you... I have been changed for GOOD" are on a light yellow background with a pink magic wand and brown broom.

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'Wicked: For Good' review: 'It's looking at things another way'

By Chloe Glass | Lifestyle Writer | November 28

After its premiere on Nov. 21, the sequel to “Wicked” (2024) has finally hit theatres, leaving audiences changed for good.

Graphic of a black cat in an orange pumpkin costume and a ghost.

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Halloween on the Plains: How student organizations are celebrating this year

By Chloe Glass | Lifestyle Writer | October 31

Student organizations have been getting into the spooky spirit by hosting events across campus this week on the Plains. Whether it's showing off the best costume, embracing the frightening festivities or carving pumpkins, Auburn has plenty of events open to students and the community.

Members of the Auburn University Gospel Choir. Contributed by Olivia Plant.

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Auburn Gospel Choir: Stories of faith, resilience and friendship

By Chloe Glass | Lifestyle Writer | October 28

The Auburn University Gospel Choir is a diverse choral ensemble of passionate singers, dancers and instrumentalists. Auburn University music professors and married couple, Drs. William and Rosephanye Powell have led the choir since 2001, leaving a lasting impact on the music department and students alike.

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Divided households: Why Auburn students chose The Tigers over The Tide

'Wicked: For Good' review: 'It's looking at things another way'

Halloween on the Plains: How student organizations are celebrating this year

Auburn Gospel Choir: Stories of faith, resilience and friendship

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