All Blog Posts Tagged 'Band' (5)

Saturdays are not quite the same for Lauren Gray. No tailgating, no dates to football games and no stress of picking the perfect orange and blue game day dress. No, Saturdays are not the same. They are even better.

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Just beginning her junior year, Lauren Gray has always dreamed of becoming a majorette. She began twirling four years ago…

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Music is a part of the world around us; whether we have the radio turned up, attend a concert or just pass by someone playing a guitar on the Haley concourse.  For some, music is a small part of life, maybe what one does to relax or perhaps the ideal study tool. Yet, for others music is a passion and the key to future careers. 

 

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They came in masses. This trip had all the trimmings of a traditional game day in Auburn, yet this was just a little different.



The city of approximately 54,000 once again became the fifth largest city in Alabama on Saturday. Game day traffic ensued, the stadium filled with fans, the sounds of the… Continue

It’s time to strike up the band! Auburn football season has finally arrived, and no one is more excited than the Auburn University Marching Band.



With a new practice field in west part of campus, the AUMB has been hard at work since early August for this year’s Auburn football season. The marching band reported about two weeks before fall classes to start working on some of the aspects that make the Auburn University football game day experiences so great. Through the Alabama heat… Continue

Many different scholarships are made available to students at Auburn University which can range from general to academic specific. This semester, a new scholarship has been created specifically for Auburn University Marching Band students. It will be a memorial scholarship to celebrate the life of Sarah Anderson, an Auburn University student and member of the AU Marching Band.

Anderson lost her life in a car accident on…

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