No one knows for sure how the kudzu bug first appeared in the United States in 2009, but it's been blanketing homes and people with a foul-smelling odor ever since.
Three years ago, Kelly Tsaltas' opinion column titled "Come on ladies (and gentlemen), we can do better" divided the student population. Commenting on their fashion choices, the opinion piece prompted some of the most impassioned responses in The Plainsman history.
A resolution was passed at the Student Government Association senate meeting Monday, Nov. 18, to urge administrators to create a committee dedicated to promoting community, safety and a respectful campus environment inside Jordan-Hare stadium in response to numerous reports of hate speech committed during football games.
The inability to match scholarships from competing universities, the lack of visibility for minorities in Auburn and other related issues were openly debated between students and administrators during the campus life-centered HeAUrd That! event Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Beat Bama Food Drive has collected more pounds of food than the University of Alabama for 11 years
New tiger transit routes, parking garages and game day parking for both students and visiting tailgaters were points of conversation between students and the University transit services department administrators at the fourth "HeAUrd That!" campus discussion Tuesday, Oct. 29.
A new generation of multi-faceted pharmacists are entering a world filled with disease and insufficient healthcare, secure in the knowledge they learned at one of of the nation's top-ranked schools and ready to make a difference.
If you had five minutes to pitch the perfect movie to a Hollywood producers amd directors, what would you say?
People can change their pictures or use someone else's, fake personal history and even create their own unique worlds with individual characters, like a drama played out over social media and mass communication, often without the other ever person realizing it.
Some of Auburn's rumors about the future of the Haley center were answered at the third Student Government Association HeAUrd That! event Tuesday, Oct. 22.
