Auburn University has implemented numerous eco-friendly measures. Although, they may be be subtle, they are intricately thought out and placed all over campus.
With the help of 40 volunteers, Auburn University’s Engineers Without Borders chapter held its annual Water Cycle race. The 125 participants conquered 60-mile route, a 30-mile route and a 15-mile routes to raise over $40,000.
Auburn University Water Resources Center on Friday, Feb. 16, to clean Parkerson Mill Creek. Over 55 gallons of litter were collected by 44 volunteers.
Determining the landscape and proper care for growing plants is crucial for success. Botanic led its second of three growing classes on Feb. 10 to provide tips and tricks to raise healthy plants.
For those traveling to Nashville, Tenn. for the Music City Bowl, there are numerous things the city offers to do before and after the game. From a trolly to restaurants and entertainment, here are some of the few must-sees when visiting Music City.
Christmas is four days away, now is the perfect time to find last-minute Christmas gifts for the men in your life. From techy appliances, kitchen knife sets and stocking stuffers, there are plenty of items to buy at your local stores for last minute shopping.
The Bats and Boos event will take place on Oct. 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. to educate the public on bats and other small critters in honor of Halloween. The event will include interactive demonstrations with the animals and a one-hour hike at Chewacla State Park.
National Drive Electric Week at the Gogue Performing Arts Center on Friday, Sept. 22 attracted electric vehicle owners and a local bicycle shop to learn more about the benefits of driving electric. From 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 14 electric car models were displayed and attendees were able to converse and educate each other on their tips and tricks for driving electric.
Auburn University and the surrounding Auburn community are home to a rich history of game day traditions and activities for the whole family. This includes traditions that are inexpensive or free of charge that everyone can enjoy on game day.
Opelika Grows is a community garden that seeks to support the Auburn and Opelika area, providing fairly-priced fresh produce and job opportunities for local farmers.
