Living in a dorm is a unique experience. The space is small, and students are extremely limited on what you can fit. When packing, it's important for students to be selective on what they bring to maximize the space provided. Here, we will go over what is truly necessary as freshmen prepare to pack for the coming school year.
Music is an important part of the human experience and an outlet for expression, but it can be inaccessible to people with disabilities. Nancy Barry, professor and program coordinator of music education, established BraveHeart Music Outreach to provide music education for students with disabilities. Through the BraveHeart Center for Place and Purpose (BCPP), Barry is helping students explore the joy of music.
On March 20, “Project Hail Mary” hit theaters, engaging audiences with its remarkable cinematography, exhilarating story and painfully endearing characters.
According to BadCredit.org, Auburn ranks fifth in the most affordable college towns to watch March Madness. Recently accepting the bid to join the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) tournament, Auburn is expected to host schools in Neville Arena in the coming weeks, and this ranking shows students they can enjoy Auburn basketball to its fullest, all without breaking the bank.
From March 20-22, AubFest hosted nearly 1,300 attendees for its eighth edition at local ATV park Boggin’ on the Plains. The biannual independent music and arts festival showcased over 25 artists and 30 different performances, including headliner Carver Commodore. Along with live music and entertainment, guests enjoyed local vendors, food trucks and camping.
When people think of show choir, they often think of popular media, including the television show "Glee," with its dramatic storytelling, expert song covers and entrancing dance numbers. However, the AU Singers, Auburn University's very own show choir, led by conductor Dale Farmer, brings a whole new level of dedication and love towards art. The group, consisting of over 36 vocalists and 12 instrumentalists, is currently preparing for their Spring Show, a performance that is guaranteed to knock the socks off of anyone who watches.
Every year, artists and viewers alike wait anxiously for the Grammy Awards. It has something in it for everyone: red-carpet looks, iconic performances and the chance to see artists recognized for their hard work and talents. It also has the potential to produce heavy political commentary on the current state of our world. This year was no exception, as the 68th Annual Grammys proved to be an important year for the awards show.
In light of the nation’s 250th birthday, the Jule Museum is presenting three new exhibits for the 2025-26 school year, each showcasing art collections that encapsulate the American spirit and all the ways those ideas manifest into art. These unique exhibitions focus on important and sometimes troubled sides of American history.
