All Blog Posts Tagged 'maeganmoguel' (5)

With hopes to transition from an NFL quarterback to an owner of his own daycare, Auburn football’s newest quarterback Cameron Newton is no stranger to the words “move” and “change.”



The 5-star junior college signee set foot on the Plains this semester not only as a sociology major, but as a potential starting quarterback for the Tigers’ next season. Newton described his long, but destined arrival to Auburn.



“I have always had a place in my heart for Auburn out of high… Continue

At the corner of Samford and Donahue Drives next to the Auburn Athletic Department sits another building that may go unrecognized but gives the most support for Auburn’s student- athletes: the Charlotte G. Lowder Student-Athlete Development Center. This building houses the academic support staff for all Auburn athletes. Academic Counselor Troy Smith is among the many staff members who work to strategically guide and plan the academic lives of Auburn athletes.…

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Approached by the administrative advisor for the newspaper at Sydney Lanier High School in Montgomery, Ala., David Crayton only ran with his interest in writing when he applied for the Auburn University High School Journalism Workshop before the summer of 2005.



Analytical to creative. Engineering to journalism. Crayton made these changes based on one week at Auburn. Crayton now carries out the newspaper fundamentals he learned at the week-long journalism… Continue

Mid-day on a typical Tuesday and Thursday, you can catch Auburn junior Shawn Lacey stepping in to the Foy computer lab to study for this classes in mechanical engineering.



Along with his academic work, every night this week, the member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity has stepped in to his stomp for the annual Tiger Stomp step show this Friday, March 5 at 6 pm in the Student Activities Center. … Continue

The staff at the Auburn University Honors College is going above and beyond to recruit and develop the future leaders that will attend the university. Associate Director Kathie Mattox works one-on-one with students, parents and administration towards the ultimate goal of watching these students graduate, she said.

“My purpose is to help students grow, develop, mature, succeed, graduate and leave the university to start their bright futures as the leaders of tomorrow,” Mattox…

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