On Tuesday, Sept. 30, Pi Lambda Sigma, Auburn University's pre-law honors program, hosted Yale Law School admissions, giving pre-law students a chance to hear directly from the school. The session gave each student an overview of one of the nation’s most prestigious law schools and advice on preparing for the competitive admissions process.
General Jim Livingston is a Medal of Honor recipient, a retired U.S. Marine Corps Major General, but before all the medals and military accolades, he was just a young student on Auburn University’s campus, building a foundation that would shape his life and the lives of so many others.
On Tuesday, April 22, Auburn University Panhellenic women filled the Student Activities Center for an evening of encouragement with author and speaker Grace Valentine. Hosted by Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, the event aimed to unite women across campus through faith based guidance and practical advice for navigating life as a college student.
On March 29, 2025, Beignets and Brews officially opened its doors on North College Street, adding a fresh and exciting option to Auburn's culinary scene, offering a new spot for students, locals, and visitors to enjoy a delicious combination of sweet treats and coffee.
Small businesses are the backbone of a community, helping the local economy grow and bringing people together. Whether you are grabbing coffee with a friend or picking out flowers, local businesses play a big role in making Auburn feel like home.
On Friday, Feb. 28, the Student Government Association hosted a birthday celebration in honor of Aubie, Auburn's beloved mascot, who celebrated his 46th birthday at the Harold D. Melton Student Center.
Auburn University's Pre-Law Scholars Program and Pi Lambda Sigma hosted the annual Law School Fair on Jan. 29. The fair brought together law schools from across the country, offering an opportunity for prospective law students to engage directly with representatives from some of the nation's top law schools.
On Nov. 13, Auburn University's campus hosted various interactive displays of the Alabama National Guard for Military Appreciation Week. Every year Auburn celebrates and recognizes those who serve The United States by dedicating a week to their heroic causes.
