Last week, Auburn University faculty, staff and students were invited to attend the final project presentations for COPMP 4970/7970 iPhone and iPad Development in the Shelby Center.The presentations were open to anyone who had an interest in iPhone and iPad development and were presented by those with varying levels of programing skills.
This summer, the Jule Collins Smith Museum was home to the art and science program "Science Matters." Each week of the program is part of a seven week series that explores the many similarities between the aspects of art and those of science. Last week was one of the seven weeks that the series spans over the summer.
The Alabama Department of Economic Affairs has been hard at work over the last few months pressing forward to assure that broadband Internet service is more available for those in need by starting its ConnectingALABAMA program."It's an effort to help increase access to broadband Internet service in areas without affordable options," said Mike Presley, ADECA spokesman.
Auburn is home to the coldest club sport in the south, ice hockey. The Auburn club ice hockey team hopes to attract students from different backgrounds and areas to enjoy this fast paced and exciting game on ice.
High speeds, quick turns, parking availability and an adrenaline rush to fulfill even the most aggressive risk takers are among the top reasons why motorcycles are filling the streets more than ever.
Auburn residents looking to test their physical fitness and brush up on their community's history are now in luck. A ribbon cutting was held Thursday evening at Town Creek Park to celebrate the opening of the Passport to Fitness Walk.
Apple's iPhone4 launches June 24 with its running slogan "This changes everything." Again, it has much hype to live up to. According to Apple, the new iPhone4 is the thinnest smartphone ever produced, 34 percent thinner than its predecessor.
