Category: "Auburn History" (Page 2)
Auburn History
Operation Usher

Operation Usher

In days of old, Boy Scouts ushering fans to their seats were a common sight at Auburn football games. What happened?

Southern Housepitality

Southern Housepitality

A century before high-rise apartments and Chick fil-A, boarding houses fed and housed Auburn’s hungry studentsBy Sam Hendrix '97Half a century later, Clay Nordan ’71 remembers the look on their...

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More Auburn History Stories

An Experiment That Had to Work

2019 marks the 50-year anniversary of the integration of Auburn University athletics. History-makers, then and now, tell their stories of leveling the playing field on the Plains.

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The History of Aubie the Tiger

There are icons, and then there is Aubie. More than a mascot, more than a symbol, Auburn University’s king of clowning around occupies a unique place in the pantheon of collegiate spirit. The nine-time National Mascot Champion and first-ballot inductee into the Mascot Hall of Fame is the spirit of Auburn. This is his story.

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