Auburn University's Kappa Chi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha hosted a fashion show Thursday night. The show featured clothing lines made by Auburn students, graduates and local boutiques. This was the first year the Kappa Chi's have hosted a fashion show. The show acted as a fundraiser for the sorority.
Auburn Nerdfighters, a new, officially recognized club, said they hope to reach out to students through discussions on popular books, TV series and movies. Vice president Margaret Caulfield, junior in computer science, said Nerdfighters is a national club. According to Caulfield, a famous pair of siblings inspired the club.
As a student in high school, I had visions of college being a whirlwind of new experiences, new people, new cultures, new everything. The first week of school, I was invited to a party at a fraternity. I brought along a few friends from high school. I didn't know exactly what to expect, I had never been to a fraternity party at this point and hadn't grown up around Greek Life.
Auburn University fans will now be able to honor Toomer's Oaks in two new ways. A plan to pay tribute to the University's history through sections of the fallen Toomer's Trees has been approved and clones of the trees have been made available for purchase.
Erica Vatella, recent graduate, was awarded the James Madison Memorial Fellowship. The Fellowship allocates up to $24,000 toward a master's degree in social studies education.
