Frisbee just got a lot more competitive at Auburn.Brad Smith, president and captain of the men's Ultimate Frisbee team, said he wants to clear up the misconception that Ultimate Frisbee is a "hippie sport."
Gnu's Room will host its Southside Block Party, located on South Gay Street, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m."We will have some really great entertainment," said Tina Tatum, owner of Gnu's Room. "And it's free, so you can't beat that."
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The party may be over for Four Loko at Central Washington University, but in Auburn it's still going strong (for now).Last month, nine students from Central Washington University were hospitalized and several others were reported sick after drinking large amounts of the alcoholic beverage Four Loko at a party, prompting the school to temporarily ban the brew from campus.
When he steps out on the field, this giant is anything but gentle.At 6 feet 3 inches and almost 300 pounds, defensive lineman Zach Clayton is a formidable opponent for any quarterback to face.
Broadband technology will be brought to more Alabamians, particularly those in rural areas, through a project by the University's Economic and Community Development Institute.
While the Auburn-Opelika community features numerous churches and other houses of worship, students rarely get the opportunity to study different religions and Christian denominations in a scholarly setting.
Few people can appreciate the value of teamwork better than Morgan Johns.As an outside hitter for the women's volleyball team, Johns is thankful for the camaraderie she shares with her teammates, both on and off the court.
As misleading as it may sound, "foreclosure" does not necessarily mean the mall will close.Although Auburn's University Village Mall is technically in foreclosure, it is still making a profit and is even expecting new developments.
Trying to find a parking spot on game day is as difficult as hearing the snap count on a third down in Jordan-Hare.David George, director of the Tiger Transit system, said he wants students to know there is a better, less stressful way to make it to the stadium and still have enough time to tailgate before the game.
