The American Red Cross is recognized by many as one of the greatest humanitarian organizations in the country and in the world. The organization has been around for more than 100 years, and they do much more than just holding blood drives, which is what most college students know them for.



Some of the many things the Red Cross provides for the community are emergency assistance, disaster relief, community services for the needy, emergency communications services and educational… Continue

Auburn University’s Research Initiative for the Study of Diversity sponsored a conference called “Understanding Differences that Matter,” last Wednesday, Oct. 29 and Thursday, Oct. 30 at the Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center. The diversity research faculty have been pioneers in doing research in the field of diversity.



The two featured speakers at the conference were Dr. Patricia Arredondo of the University Of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, and Dr. Elijah Anderson of Yale… Continue

This past week was recognized as National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW) on college campuses all around the nation. In the past, Auburn has joined other universities throughout the country in sponsoring NCAAW on our campus.



This year, the SGA Senate, and the entire SGA program in general, wanted to bring this initiative back to Auburn’s campus. They joined forces with the Office of Greek Life, Freshman Year Experience, Student Counseling Services and the Auburn University… Continue

Auburn University’s Research Initiative for the Study of Diversity is sponsoring a conference called “Understanding Differences that Matter,” which is being held on Wednesday, Oct. 29 and Thursday, Oct. 30 at the Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center. The diversity research faculty have been pioneers in doing research in the field of diversity.



Garnetta “Chichi” Lovett, an assistance professor of art education and a diversity officer for the College of Liberal Arts, said the… Continue

With the upcoming presidential election less than a month away, it seems everyone has their minds on politics. No matter which newspaper you read or what news channel you watch on your television, you just can’t escape it.



As the election gets closer and closer, many Auburn students have started getting involved and showing their support for their respective candidate of choice.



A group of Auburn students have formed Students for McCain to try to gain support for Sen. John… Continue