Students and community members gathered on Toomer’s Corner on Friday, Nov. 20, for what they called the Freedom Rally.
The bill SGA President Ada Ruth Huntley opposed will change the SGA election period length and passed quietly on the senate floor at last week's meeting on Nov. 9.
The Auburn University College Republicans and College Democrats hosted individual watch parties on Tuesday, Nov. 3 to see the results called in throughout election night.
Yetunde Ayinmide, senior in apparel merchandising, developed a love of styling from her mom's Avon magazines. Now, she arranges photo shoots of her friends to further her resume and experience.
Despite living under COVID-19’s thumb on campus this fall semester, some current residents said they feel safe under current housing guidelines.
Through Harold Melton, Auburn has made history twice — first in 1987 when students embraced him as SGA's first Black president and second this year when Auburn embraced him with its first building dedication to a person of color.
No handouts, fewer T-shirts and more social media presence are among the changes to this year's Miss Homecoming and Miss Auburn elections because of COVID-19.
In previous SGA elections, parties could have tickets that encompassed all of a college’s senators as well their student council president and vice president.
Auburn's SGA senate approved the addition of an on-campus polling place on Monday night to alleviate traffic at other Auburn-area locations and further civic engagement.
Black at Auburn is inspired by Instagram pages for other universities with similar goals: sharing experiences of Black, indigenous and people of color, students and community at Auburn and interrogating the idea of the Auburn Family.
