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As an Auburn student, you may have seen fliers while walking on campus or even heard other people talking about the student organization known as UPC. But what or who is UPC? It stands for University Program Council who is in charge of putting on events throughout each semester such as concerts, free movies, food workshops, comedians, speakers and Tiger Nights.

In the past, UPC has brought bands like Dierks Bentley, O.A.R., Chingy, Akon and Soulja Boy, Ludacris, Switchfoot and other well-known… Continue

The Beard Eaves Memorial Coliseum will be packed on Tuesday, April 7 at 7 p.m. with screaming girls from 17 sororities cheering on their member in the annual Greek Sing dance competition.

This year’s theme is Step Up 2 Greek Sing 2009 named after the dance movie “Step Up 2” that was release in 2008.

Greek Sing is panhellenic’s philanthropic event that raises money for the Lee County Habitat for Humanity. All ticket, t-shirt and DVD sales go to benefit Habitat. Pre-ordered tickets are $5 and $6… Continue

Spring forward this April 2-4 to the Fourth Annual Art in Bloom hosted by the Auburn University’s Julie Collins Smith Museum (JCSM). Pop-up art takes on a unique form as southeastern floral designers take their inspiration from JCSM’s exclusive galleries.

As the tulips bulbs begin to burst open outside, the creativity and artistic juices will overflow one petal and stem at a time during the three days.

The festivities begin on Thursday at 1 p.m. and last through Saturday at 4:45 p.m. The commu… Continue

Rammer Jammer Yellow hammer? Not on Tuesday, March 10 when Auburn defeated arch-rival University of Alabama with an 8-7 victory.

Auburn came into the Montgomery Capitol City Classic 11-4 wanting to continue its seven game winning streak. Although it was a close game the whole time, Auburn went from throwing strikes to win the game to throwing toilet paper at Toomer’s corner to celebrate.

In the first inning, Auburn started the game off with a 3-0 lead. Brian Fletcher hit a bases-loaded double… Continue

The Auburn University Environmental Awareness Organization (EAO) will be hosting its annual Earth Fest at the AU arboretum on Saturday, April 4 from 12 to 5 p.m.

Earth Fest is an all day outdoor concert that celebrates the Earth as well as promotes environmental friendliness.
“A lot of awesome bands will be playing and supporting our club,” said EAO president Paul Warren.

Bands such as Proof Rabbit, Brown Kid, The Suex Effect, and many more will be performing throughout the day. For a complete… Continue