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What’s more festive than celebrating Halloween with good, old-fashion pumpkin carving? The College of Architecture, Design and Construction agrees that pumpkin guts, roasted seeds and a creative mind for carving is a great way to kick off the spooky holiday and raise support for the students in the program.



The college and American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) hosted its 21st annual Pumpkin Carve last Friday in… Continue

The development of electricity at Auburn is a lot more prevalent to the university than we think, or for that matter, are aware of.



Auburn University’s College of Engineering can take the credit for lighting up the campus and later, the town. Dunstan Hall, an engineering building on campus, is named after Arthur St. Charles Dunstan. Dunstan was an Auburn professor of electrical engineering in the early 1900s and was a key player in bringing light to the Deep South.



The… Continue

The U.S. is at war. Yes with Iraq, but also with Uganda. Since around 2003, we have been trying to relieve Uganda of Africa’s longest running war.



For the past 23 years, the Lord Renaissance Army (LRA) and the government of Uganda have been fighting. In the early ‘80s, Alice Lakwena of Uganda claimed the Holy Spirit spoke to her to overthrow the Ugandan government for treating the Acholi unfairly. Lakwena began the Holy Spirit Movement which increased hatred toward the government.… Continue

Every student has a rationale on why they chose their major. Lacey Mann, a foreign language student at Auburn University, has a few reasons why students should study Spanish.



Consider these facts from Infoplease.com:



• There are 46.9 million Hispanics in this country, representing 15 percent of the U.S. population.

• One of every two people added to the nation’s population between 2007 and… Continue