All Blog Posts Tagged 'ChristieBradley' (6)

Tacos, rice and pico de gallo are not your typical Thanksgiving Day foods, but they are when you are in Mexico.

While everyone else was wearing scarves and coats, me and 200 other dedicated Southwestern Company interns were sunbathing on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.



Every summer, Southwestern Company’s internship, direct sales of educational products by students from 400 different universities, offers a sales incentive for students.…

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Shrimp, corn-on-the-cob, potatoes, music, a rock wall and an inflatable “bungee run” brought out around 400 members of the Student Alumni Association on Thursday.







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As one of the largest organizations of campus, SAA has around 3,400 members that enjoy benefits of great networking opportunities, two large events with all-you-can-eat… Continue

The pink illuminations all over campus and town are not a hoax. Auburn University is showing their pink spirit with the fourth lighting of Cater Hall in recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.





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Jenny Swaim, former staff council chair for Auburn Facilities, and Zeta Tau Alpha sorority worked together in 2007 to make… Continue

Not only is Auburn University pedestrian friendly, but they are also bike friendly. The campus bike phenomenon is here to stay and Auburn’s Office of Sustainability is doing its part to make sure students are knowledgeable and self sufficient by putting in a bike shop on campus.

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Lindy Biggs, Auburn history professor and local of…

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Having scored three game-winning goals for Auburn this season, Katy Frierson, junior midfielder from Homewood, was named the National Soccer Collegiate Athletic Association National Player of the Week.

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Frierson received the news from Karen Hoppa, Auburn’s head women’s soccer coach, after also being named the…

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With over 300 organizations to choose from, Auburn University’s “O-Days” takes over the concourse for four days in the fall with hopes of rallying student involvement.



O-Days is a Student Government event both fall and spring semesters. The event gives students the opportunity to learn more about the organizations that Auburn University offers. Not only can students become members and leaders in existing organizations, but they can also found their… Continue