2 injured after man falls from Skybar rooftop patio
By Jennifer Santiago | Content Editor | May 3During the early hours of Sunday morning, two people were injured after a man fell from the upper-level deck of Skybar on West Magnolia Avenue.
During the early hours of Sunday morning, two people were injured after a man fell from the upper-level deck of Skybar on West Magnolia Avenue.
When Auburn University marketing alumna Danyelle Hillman decided to try out for the Auburn University Cheerleading Team in 1995, she did not initially realize the lasting impact her role would have on the University. 30 years after becoming Auburn’s first African American female cheerleader, Hillman, now an instructional technology specialist for Muscle Shoals City Schools, reflects on how she has carried the spirit of Auburn with her throughout her career in business and education.
On Friday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m., Riley Johnson was announced as the 2026 Miss Auburn on the steps of Cater Hall.
On Friday, Feb. 6 at 7 p.m., Lilly Pool was named the 2026 vice president of the Student Government Association.
On Tuesday, Feb. 3, the Student Government Association hosted the Major Candidate Debate in the Harold D. Melton Student Center Ballroom at 5 p.m. Eagle Eye TV station manager Jack Sublette and The Auburn Plainsman editor-in-chief Brychelle Brooks moderated the debate, with news station WTVM broadcasting in partnership with Eagle Eye TV.
The 512 is a DIY music venue created by Auburn students in 2022, which is located on Mary Lane. What started as a Halloween party at a townhouse has transformed into a community center and hub for live music in East Alabama.
College is a notoriously difficult transitional period for young adults because of a mix of increased responsibilities, rigorous studies and a sense of newfound independence. BrainSTEM is a new student organization at Auburn University that seeks to assist all neurodivergent students, who may especially struggle during this transition, with achieving their goals, while providing a community consisting of other self-identifying neurodivergent students.
From Oct. 3 to Oct. 5, AubFest hosted an estimated 1,200 attendees for its seventh edition at the local ATV park, Boggin’ On The Plains. Tickets for the biannual festival’s largest year yet sold for $30 online and included access to camping, food trucks, retail vendors and over 30 performances and the headliner, Post Sex Nachos.
On Saturday, Aug. 24, headliner Joshua Bassett was joined by opener Haven Madison at UPC's 2025 fall concert at the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center. Both performers' crowd work made the experience an intimate one for Auburn University students in attendance.
On Aug. 16 following a week of formal recruitment, a record-breaking 2,153 new members ran home to one of Auburn University Panhellenic Council's 18 sorority chapters. Out of the 2,352 women who registered for recruitment, 92% of the potential new members (PNMs) received a bid.