"Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve." -Dr. Napoleon Hill

From cell phones to web pages and Utterli to Twitter, the social world we live in will never be the same.

As the social media movement continues to advance, who does it leave in its wake and how can they stay abreast of this ever-changing social world?

According to Kris Street, Coordinator of Events and Recruitment for Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, “Social media seems to bypassing the thirties to forties age group. We are left behind without the current tech… Continue

As the bustling semester winds down in Auburn, students are finding solace in different ways. With the end of the semester, anxiety, stress and overwhelming pressure begin to set in.

While studying in the new Student Center, I was overcome with the sound of music. At first, I thought it was just the television in which I sat by. I then became aware that the music was coming from the second floor of the Student Center.

I grabbed my camera and ran downstairs to find where the beautiful sound was… Continue

Have you ever thought about what you wanted to do when you graduate? Have you ever had a fear that working inside eight hours out of the day might kill you or even drive you mad?

If so, you’ll be glad to know that Auburn University has a yearly event, accurately titled “Outdoor U.”

“Outdoor U” is an event put on by the College of Agriculture and the School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences that publicizes outdoor careers.

Although “Outdoor U” has already occurred for the year of 2008, it isn’… Continue

Becky Scarborough, a retired elementary school teacher, was in attendance at Auburn University’s “Understanding Differences that Matter: Diversity Research at Auburn University” conference.

Ms. Scarborough came to the conference to support her former colleague Dr. Marilyn Strutchens, an award winner at the conference.

When asked about her feelings toward the conference, Ms. Scarborough replied, “I think it is a wonderful thing what Auburn University has started and I am proud to be associated… Continue

Auburn University was established in 1856. It wasn’t until 1964 that it opened its doors to their first African American student, Harold Franklin. Little did Franklin know, he and many other culturally diverse people would pave the way to the diversification of Auburn University.

According to the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment, of the 24,530 students currently enrolled at Auburn University, 4,001 are of a different ethnicity other than Caucasian. This then means that only 16 pe… Continue