Say goodbye to summer at Auburn Parks and Recreation's fourth annual Farewell Summer Block Party Friday night, Aug. 2, at Town Creek Park.
Speed kills. That's the phrase that has been engrossed in football culture for years, popularized by the Miami Hurricanes in the late 1980's, and is now uttered in locker rooms and weight rooms across the country.
The Auburn volleyball team will make its move to Auburn Arena this fall, after playing most of its matches in the Student Act in recent years.
When the men's basketball team gathered for practice Monday afternoon, the Tigers looked like a completely different team than the one that bowed out in the first round of the SEC Tournament last March as a last-place seed.
The Auburn Family asked for it, and University officials delivered. Athletics Director Jay Jacobs announced Friday, June 28, the addition of 2,000 free gameday parking spaces and the opening of tailgating spots near campus set for the 2013 football season.
The Auburn Athletics Department has an all new online presence after the University launched a full redesign of the official Auburn Tigers website, with streamlining social media capabilities and opening up possibilities for new, original content.
The painting depicts a scene in downtown Auburn, recognizable to most and intimately familiar to many more. In the center stands one of the former oaks of Toomer's Corner in its best days.
Last year, Jordan Lee made an improbable repeat run to the finals of the B.A.S.S. College National Championship individual competition and was set for a one-on-one Sunday showdown to take the title and earn a trip to the Bassmaster Classic. But one man stood in his way: his older brother, Matt Lee.
Lee County's SWAT team has found its newest recruit.
This fall, tens of thousands of Auburn fans and alumni will pack Jordan-Hare Stadium to see their team compete, and they'll gladly pay exorbitant ticket prices to do so.
