Does being in the public eye mean celebrities have a social duty to interact with people respectfully despite how normal citizens may act? Celebrities sharing anecdotes online is not an invitation for harassment or commentary, and social media blurring these lines doesn’t change the principles of basic human decency.
In the U.S., the idea of "living fast" is synonymous to efficiency and productivity which has became the foreground to daily life. Auburn has a strong sense of community and a slower, more thoughtful, family-oriented pace of life. This way of life creates an experience that impacts students and alumni long after they leave.
Auburn recently became the last SEC school to offer alcohol at sports events this previous spring. Perhaps the biggest concern that comes with selling alcohol to students is the increased rowdiness that often accompanies it. Of course, only students above 21 can buy, but the question remains: should Auburn be selling alcohol in the student section?
Auburn students, like all students, are opportunistic, when exams are taken remotely without proctors, an honor code demands becomes a challenge to enforce. Without an online test-taking structure, whether Lockdown Browser, in-person exams or both, students are left to their devices, literally and figuratively. So, should professors expect cheating when their exams are online and un-proctored, or should they expect students to uphold the honor code, even when no one is watching?
As AI's prevalence grows, it is crucial for the next generation to grasp its significance and acquire the skills needed to thrive in AI-integrated workplaces after graduation. From AI courses to AI@AU events, Auburn provides many resources to ensure graduates are familiar with AI technology.
Avoid fast fashion, avoid pollution and be ethical. Indulging in cheap clothing purchases has more of an effect on the world's factories and workers than what meets the eye.
Formal local artist Brett Young and digital artist Josh Hamby painted the iconic mural of Stevie Nicks in downtown Opelika. Through the ideas of eyes, bright colors and retro themes, a brick wall was turned into a piece of art for all locals to admire.
Starbucks located in Lowder Hall is a campus hotspot to study for students. Baristas reflect on the busiest times of the day, what drinks are most popular and speak on the upcoming feature drink specials made by a Lowder Starbucks barista on Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Students are awaiting October 13 when Taylor Swift's Eras Tour movie hits theaters. Friendship bracelets are being made and costumes are being planned by "Swifities" excited for the movie, especially ones who did not have the chance to see Swift in concert.
