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SGA: Tiger Paw Painting

Follow the yellow bring road, or should we say follow the tiger paws? Each year, the Student Government Association gathers together during the summer to repaint the tiger paws that line Donahue Drive and the intersection of College Street and Magnolia Street, referred to as Toomer’s Corner. This year the SGA will repaint the tiger paws on July 8 at 10:00 p.m. Students will gather at the athletic complex on Donahue Drive to being painting the tiger paws. They will be split into groups where th… Continue

Posted by Elizabeth Toney on July 3rd, 2008 at 6:41pm — No Comments (Add)

Auburn Day Trips: The Georgia Aquarium

Under the sea Under the sea Darling it's better Down where it's wetter Take it from me Up on the shore they work all day Out in the sun they slave away While we devotin' Full time to floatin' Under the sea Most of us recognize these lyrics from the beloved Disney movie, The Little Mermaid. As children, the colorful fish and scary octopus, Ursula, intrigued us. Today, the Georgia Aquarium is only a day trip away and can make our dreams of being “under the sea” only a few hours away. The Georgi… Continue

Posted by Elizabeth Toney on July 1st, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments (Add)

What is Go Green?

One of the biggest trends of today could actually be beneficial to our environment. “Going green” is a phrase that has sparked a number of new products, developments and other things in our society. It has caused people and businesses to take a step back and look at themselves and what they can do for our environment. However, is this trend actually beneficial or are we just pretending to make ourselves feel better about what we do. There are numerous amount of websites online that talk about g… Continue

Posted by Whitney West on June 30th, 2008 at 5:00pm — No Comments (Add)

Working in Birmingham

With the economy the way it is today it is a miracle for most college students to find jobs not only when they graduate, but while in college. Many students end up settling for jobs while in college at the local fast food restaurant or a grocery store. For many, it is hard to find a job they really love, but Hayden and Abbie Wallace have been able to stray away from the "bad job" stereotype and find jobs they both love. Abbie started working at the Caldwell Mills Animal Clinic in Birmingham in… Continue

Posted by Catharine Montgomery on June 29th, 2008 at 10:30pm — No Comments (Add)

Summer Classes: Full semester vs. Mini-semester

Schools out for summer! Many people will recognize these lyrics from Alice Cooper’s song “School’s Out” and have happy memories of running out of the school gates and looking forward to a summer laying out by the pool. However, for many Auburn students it is just the beginning of another semester of classes. Auburn University offers students two options for summer classes. The traditional full summer class and the less tradition mini-semester. The full semester is 10 weeks long. It began on Ma… Continue

Posted by Elizabeth Toney on June 29th, 2008 at 9:39pm — No Comments (Add)

Wire Eagle :: Latest Auburn University News Releases

AU summer program to give students head start for college success

AUBURN - Auburn University will host 20 incoming freshmen from around the Southeast this month for a summer enrichment experience, SEE Auburn, operated by the Office of Diversity and Multicural Affairs to introduce underserved students to campus life. Beginning July 6, the intensive four-week program is for students entering one of the seven sponsoring colleges and [...]

AU campaign raises more than $608 million

AUBURN - Auburn University ended its “It Begins at Auburn” Campaign this spring by raising a record $608,862,727. By June of 2007, nine months ahead of schedule, the campaign had already passed its goal of raising half a billion dollars. All colleges and schools and athletics exceeded their individual goals. “This is the largest campaign in the [...]

McNeill named Vice President for Development for AU

Jeffrey P. McNeill AUBURN - After a national search, Auburn University President Jay Gogue has named veteran higher education fundraiser Jeffrey P. McNeill Vice President for Development. President of the McNeill Group, a fundraising and higher-education management consulting firm in South Carolina, McNeill has nearly 30 years of experience leading development initiatives at other large institutions, including [...]

Flowers named AU Graduate School dean

George Flowers AUBURN - Auburn University Provost John Heilman announced today that Auburn professor George Flowers has been named dean of the Graduate School after a national search. As dean, Flowers will supervise a staff of 13 charged with the admission, advisement and graduation activities for all graduate students. He also will chair the graduate council, which [...]

Regions announces $1 million contribution to Auburn University

Arthur Ducote, Regions Central Alabama area executive (on left), presenting a bright green Regions Cruiser bicycle to Auburn University President Jay Gogue. AUBURN - Regions Financial Corporation today announced a $1 million commitment to Auburn University, which will be split equally between the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences and the College of Business. The funds [...]
 
 

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