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From Tradition to Transformation: Greek Life at Auburn University |
Apr 16, 2026 | Greek life has been a major part of tradition at Auburn University for over 100 years. SigmaAlpha Epsilon (SAE) started this tradition being the first fraternity on campus in 1878. Earlyeditions of… |
Downtown Auburn |
Apr 16, 2026 | Downtown Auburn, Alabama has changed and grown along with the community. So have manyof the businesses that have come and gone. As the student population of Auburn University haschanged, businesses… |
Evolving Voices: Auburn Student Journalism |
Apr 16, 2026 | Foundation and Early Years (1859-1897)Student-led journalism at Auburn University began in 1859. Thatyear, the Wirt and Webster Literary Societies joined together tocreate the school’s first student… |
Trailing Toomer’s Traditions: A History of the Modern Celebration at Auburn University |
Apr 16, 2026 | Today, rolling Toomer’s Corner in toilet paper is a widely known and beloved traditionof celebration in Auburn today. Though Toomer’s Corner has been a prevalent place forcelebration in Auburn… |
Auburn University Cheer Books |
Apr 16, 2026 | This project looks at three Auburn University cheer books from 1916, 1931, and1953. These books include songs and chants that students used to show school spirit. Eventhough they may seem simple, they… |
The Auburn Seal |
Apr 16, 2026 | The Auburn University Seal is rich in myths and history. The Seal is associated withmany superstitions, particularly among Auburn students. The origin of the superstitions isrumored to date back to… |
From Stress Relief to Tradition: The Rise of Ralph the Stress Tiger |
Apr 16, 2026 | At Auburn University, finals week can be very stressful for students. There are big tests,long study hours, and a lot of pressure to do well. To help students feel better, Auburn UniversityLibraries… |
The History and Cultural Meaning of Auburn University’s “War Eagle” Battle Cry |
Apr 16, 2026 | Auburn University’s “War Eagle” battle cry is one of the most famous traditions at theschool. However, its true origin is not clear and often comes from stories rather than provenfacts. Over time,… |
Hey, Tradition and community form identity! |
Apr 16, 2026 | Hey Day is one of Auburn University’s most important traditions. It started in1947 after World War II. At that time, many new students came to campus including soldiersreturning from the war. Because… |
War Eagle: A Mythical Tradition |
Apr 16, 2026 | At Auburn University, the phrase “War Eagle” is more than just a cheer. It is something students,alumni, and fans all share. You can hear it across campus, in Jordan-Hare Stadium on game days,and even… |
Toomer's Corner insert title here |
Apr 16, 2026 | There are not many locations in Auburn, Alabama more iconic than Toomer’s corner. Theimage of toilet paper hanging from trees is the city’s logo. The tradition that Auburn studentshave of throwing… |
Culture and Cuisine Collide: The International Student Organization Peace Dinner |
Apr 20, 2026 | The ISO (International Student Organization) Peace Dinner is one of Auburn’s newesttraditions! It was first held in 2014 with 800 people attending. Since then, it has been held almostevery Fall. The… |
The War Eagle Supper Club: Memory, Place, and Tradition at Auburn University |
Apr 20, 2026 | A Place to Belong Before it became such a popular hang out spot for students at Auburn University, the site servedas a brothel, steakhouse, and pizza joint.1 It finally became The War Eagle Supper… |
War Eagle Without a Title |
Apr 20, 2026 | The “War Eagle” battle cry is one of the most well-known traditions at AuburnUniversity, but it does not have one clear origin. There are multiple stories about where it camefrom, including the… |
FOOTBALL! TBD |
Apr 20, 2026 | Connor Aaserud |
The Loveliest Village on the Plain |
Apr 20, 2026 | The setting of Auburn, Alabama contains multitudes. On one hand, the story of the agricultural southeastern United States is one of peace and charm. Rich southern families lived on large plantations.… |