Senior Mary Coffed's involvement in the community with Toys for Tots and the Yes We Can food drive, has earned her a place on the SEC Soccer Community Service Team.
On Thursday, Nov. 8, the Apparel Merchandising and Design Association opened the seams of the Spidle Hall sewing lab for everyone in need of affordable alterations.
In the past, students have used the Samford Hall clock tower to leave their mark in Auburn's legacy of tradition.
Partisan politics has been the topic of conversation in Washington D.C. and the U.S. for the past four years.
On Thursday, Nov. 8, students can get an entirely new wardrobe without entering the store.
Although the colorful leaves scattered across campus by mild gusts of wind have indicated the end of summer for some time now, a sudden decrease in temperature has recently re-emphasized the change of seasons and also the need to consider wardrobe content.
There are few things scarier for underage students than being caught drinking or using a fake I.D.
Step aside, journalism students. The inaugural junior reporters have been chosen.
The miniature baseball bat that once served as the door handle for Touchdown's will soon be removed and new owners hope to hit it out of the park with a completely transformed restaurant.
Off\0x8C of a dirt road approximately \0x91five miles down Alabama Highway 14 is a place where smashing pumpkins isn't the headline band for a grunge concert.
