The "coming home for summer" excitement is starting to fade, so here are some places to meet up with your friends close to Auburn!

Working at The Rec is more than just a campus Job. It’s an opportunity to prepare for our future, build friendships, and help build a positive environment for the entire Auburn community. To get a better look at what it really means to work at the rec, we talked to three students from different areas: Membership, Auburn Outdoors, and Marketing.

Gen Z has more access, more pressure, more comparison, and more noise than any before. Read about the Top 15 Problems with Gen Z.

The Kentucky Derby is more than a horse race; it’s a cultural tradition woven into American history.

Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar. It’s a reminder that the way we care for our planet and the way we care for our bodies are deeply connected.

Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Day honors the life and legacy of the civil rights leader known for his nonviolent activism against racial segregation and discrimination. Honor today in ways that uplift your mental health and wellbeing, and support the community around you.

Whether you’re just grabbing food, going to football games, or joining clubs, you are bound to meet people that will be your friends for a lifetime. Every connection around Auburn will remind you that you are a part of something bigger than yourself.

Pine Hill Cemetery was established in 1837 and is one of the most important pieces of history we have today. To celebrate this historic gem, the Auburn Heritage Society holds a guided tour to tell the stories of the important figures buried in the cemetery!