Last Friday, Auburn's School of Architecture hosted its 20th annual Pumpkin Carve in the courtyard of Dudley Hall.



An all day extravaganza, the school provide snacks and treats for attendees with fun events. Event stations included: pumpkin carving stations with help by architecture students, face painting, costume contests and the highlyrevered Pie-a-Professor, where many students waited their turn to pie the dean of the architecture school.



Music blaring and children… Continue

Fridays before the Auburn Tigers play home games, many fans are rushing around campus setting up tailgates. Others, however, are visiting the Southeastern Raptor Center off Shug Jordan Parkway.



"Football, Fans & Feathers" is an educational program that premiers Auburn's birds of prey, including the infamous gameday War Eagle's. Folks pile in the Edgar B. Carter Educational Amphitheater, which can hold 350 raptor fans. Fans are able to learn about the raptors housed at the center… Continue

For the second successful week in a row, the Downtown Merchants Association entertained local citizens and game day visitors. With music playing from the stage in front of St. Dunstan’s chapel, to Miss Auburn University face painting and signing autographs for her young “fans,” the Block Party is a hit with everyone in attendance.



“Business is great tonight; we even have the president of the Auburn Alumni Association (to make a purchase),” says Ingrid Brown, owner of auburnart.com on… Continue

The infamous Hey Day is quickly approaching. Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, will be this years Hey Day for University students.



Hey Day isn't just a holiday or an anniversary, but it is something that has been celebrated for some time and always anticipated by students each year.



"Hey Day is a great Auburn tradition. The purpose is to promote the friendliness of Auburn's campus," said Nicole Thomason, SGA secretary of public relations.



According to the SGA Web site,… Continue