Understanding Auburn's myths and legends
By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | May 29The urban legend of the seal in front of Langdon Hall, placed in the 1970s, is arguably one of Auburn’s most well-known myths.
The urban legend of the seal in front of Langdon Hall, placed in the 1970s, is arguably one of Auburn’s most well-known myths.
Alpha Xi Delta hosted its second annual special needs prom, “A Night to Shine,” on Friday night at the Dean Road Recreation Center.
Zeta Tau Alpha hosted this year's Big Man on Campus with a “It’s A Pink Tie Affair" theme.
Alpha Gamma Delta won with their themed dance, 'Running Down the Aisle.'
The building to house graduate programs, classrooms and meeting spaces for students.
Doug Coutts, former United Nations humanitarian coordinator, spoke to students about "Hunger and Politics in North Korea: A Riddle, Wrapped in a Mystery, Inside an Enigma."
When preparing for spring break, the internet will tell you to start running bleachers, only eat cabbage soup or go on a juice cleanse.
The Big Event had approximately 1,800 volunteers across 180 job sites in the Auburn-Opelika community, according to Ben Ratliffe, Big Event computer analyst.
Campus Recreation held its fourth annual Yoga Rave in the MAC gym at the Rec Center.
The Auburn University Foundation appointed four new directors to its board: Javier Goizueta of Atlanta; Leslee Belluchie of Great Falls, Virginia; Kerry Bradley of Auburn; and Bruce Donnellan of Birmingham.