Rejection comes into our lives in all shapes and sizes — in friendships, relationships or academic experiences — and it is unavoidable that we will all end up experiencing this kind of feeling sooner or later. There are many methods one can use to cope with rejection, like focusing on new skills and enjoying different experiences.
With two singles out and a new album anticipated, The Band Honey — an alternative rock group of four Auburn university students — navigates the complexities of balancing student life with their musical ambitions.
Busy students often rely on the convenience of on-campus dining due to their packed schedules, which offer various options and price points. While some prioritize healthier, self-prepared meals, the university provides many accessible and social dining spaces.
Today marks April Fools' Day, the perfect opportunity for pranksters to take to the floor and play jokes on their friends and family. From telling friends fake news to adding toothpaste between Oreos, students will likely have many tricks up their sleeves today.
Auburn University offers a variety of unique electives that provide students with a break from demanding academic workloads. These courses not only alleviate stress and promote well-being, but also foster social connections and help students develop valuable skills applicable to both personal and professional life.
AubFest, a student-run music festival in Auburn, provides a platform for local artists and fosters a diverse music scene. The sixth edition of AubFest will take place on March 22 at Boggin' on the Plains, featuring live music, comedy and art.
The Auburn Public Library hosted a free Royal Revelry Night for families on Feb. 6. Inspired by the popularity of princess and royalty-themed books, the event featured royal court costumes, games, crafts, snacks and dancing.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles will face off in one of the largest sporting events of the year: the Super Bowl. From student traditions to local bar celebrations, the day fosters community and connection, making it a uniquely American tradition.
The spring semester at Auburn University has resumed following a national holiday and series of snow days. Students are adjusting to their new schedules after an extended winter break and navigating the challenges of returning to academic life.
Auburn celebrated the holiday season with a visit from Santa Claus on Dec. 7 and 8 at Toomer's Corner. The event, which was free to attend, provided a fun, community-building experience for children and their families.
