Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer
Articles
“Blithe Spirit” performance transforms for digital viewing
Director of “Blithe Spirit” explained the content of the performance and the process of making it available through Zoom.
Local pumpkin patch opens for fall
The farm’s operations director tells what Dell Pumpkin Patch has to offer this year and how they operate the pumpkin patch.
Student org reckons with mental health concerns
Members of Active Minds share the importance of mental health and suicide prevention.
Keeping It Local: How a student became a beekeeper and how beekeeping impacts Auburn ecology
Through his company, Eddie’s Bees, Strickland sells the honey they harvest to restaurants, roadside stands, organic grocery stores and coffee shops.
Raptor trainer shares the life of a War Eagle
Andrew Hopkins, the assistant director of raptor training and education, explains the daily life of Auburn's War Eagles and the care the Southeastern Raptor Center provides the eagles.
Local coffee shops respond to COVID-19
As the pressure to social distance increases, local coffee shops have closed their doors to the public in search of alternative measures to serve their customers and keep them safe.
Students respond to increasing textbook prices
Statistics show that the soaring rise in textbook costs is the most inflated of all the increasing college-related expenditures.
Local Trump staffer takes piano talents to White House
Gibson, a self-proclaimed jack-of-all-trades, is a pianist, a singer, a former staff member of the 2016 Donald Trump presidential campaign, the owner of a bed-and-breakfast in Mississippi, a mother, a grandmother and a philanthropist.
Love on the Plains
Auburn students and professors share stories of how they met their significant other.
New coffee shop opens in Opelika
Jo was born in South Korea, but has since lived in Canada and all over the U.S. His experiences in different parts of the world grew his desire to create a space for different types of people to gather and feel welcome, he said.
