Obtaining Harvey Updyke’s confession to poisoning the Toomer’s Oaks jumpstarted Andrew Yawn’s career as a journalist.
Media & Communications
Dating Advice from Auburn’s Bachelorette
Charity Lawson ’18 discusses her experience—and the lessons learned—as the star of ABC’s “The Bachelorette.”
SEC Shorts
Down, Set, Ha!
Swift Gift
2010 Auburn graduate Michael Wekall recently stepped away from his longtime video production gig at Marietta’s Johnson Ferry Baptist Church to try something different. “Different” didn’t quite go according to plan.
Misjudged: Legal Pioneer Judge Alvin Wong ’73
Judge Alvin Wong ’73, Georgia’s first Asian Pacific American judge, on his unlikely path to progress.
Fair Play
Fifty years ago, an abstract clause tucked inside new education legislation changed women’s sports forever. How Title IX transformed life at Auburn and opened doors for women beyond the playing fields and courts.
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Advice To Sink Teeth Into: Survival Tips for the Movie Monster (and Human, Too)
An author and creative writing lecturer dispenses wisdom for aspiring writers and the monsters who inspire them.
The News Came Second
The date is seared in their minds, branded not only as a bookmark of history, but as a grim milestone of news reporting.
Campus Concerts – The Big Question
What was your favorite concert you attended while a student at Auburn?
WEGL celebrates 50 years
Fifty years ago, WEGL 91.1 crackled to life in the first floor of Haley Center. This is the story of how an idea became a radio station, and how that station became a powerful voice for Auburn students.
Life on the Air: Lee Miller ’99
Lee Miller’s journey through the TODAY Show from inside the studio.
COVID-19 Frontlines
The fight against COVID-19 has infiltrated every aspect of our lives, from disrupting work to shuttering schools and sidelining almost every event of 2020.
The War Eagle Has Landed
For more than 50 years, Auburn grads have helped turn America’s wanderlust for space travel into a reality. With a new mission to return to the moon and explore Mars, hundreds of Auburn Tigers find themselves the architects of humankind’s next adventure in the Big Blue.
The Mark of Vorovoro
The College of Human Science’s Sustainability in Action trip leaves a mark on you.
Out in the Wild: Jim Morton ’91
A TV producer gets down and dirty following contestants into the jungle.