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81 years ago, Coach Wilbur Hustell started a tradition that would become one of most well-known events practiced by Auburn University students. This event is the ODK Cake Race, which takes place every year during the week of Auburn’s homecoming. Started in 1928 by Hustell, then Auburn’s Track and Field coach, the race is one of the oldest traditions celebrated at Auburn University.



ODK, Omicron Kappa Delta, is an honor society which consists of the top 80 junior and senior leaders on… Continue

Most students spend their four years at college paying the university to take classes, trying to figure out what they want to be when they grow up and worrying about where or if they are going to find a job.



For C.J. Henley, a sophomore at Auburn, his life as a student is exactly opposite. He is paid to go to school, is guaranteed a job after graduation and knows exactly what he wants to do with his life. All of these luxuries are made possible for Henley by being apart of the Navy… Continue

The Auburn University College of Sciences and Mathematics is not all about studying and testing. COSAM offers more to the students than what meets the eye. Lindsay Harris, a junior in COSAM, proves that being in the college has a fun side as well.



Harris is one of the few students given the title of COSAM Leader. A COSAM Leader is an official host or hostesses of the college. The group is made up of 16 people, eight boys and eight girls.



“What we do is we represent COSAM… Continue

Did you know that right here in the little town of Auburn, Ala. we encompass the greatest Department of Fisheries and Allied Aquaculture in the entire world? This honor was given to Auburn University by the government of China in 2008. China awarded Auburn this title because it is the leading program of its kind. This is a seldom known fact about the fisheries department tucked away off North College Street.



Matt Szatkowski knows this fact very well. Szatkowski, from Missouri, is a… Continue