Name your son Crimson, Tyde, or Bear and people will automatically think he’s a redneck.
Name your son Auburn, and people will automatically think he’s putting on airs, at least if he’s an actor.
“They thought I’d made up some pretentious stage name,” laughs Auburn Brit Whittle. “I was like, no, that really is my real name.”
This goes out to a Bama fan living in a van down by the river. … Keep Reading: * Awesome old Department of Interior video shows Auburn (and Chewacla) of yesteryear * Harvey Updyke in high school * Could Bieber Fever save the Toomer’s Oaks? * Toomer’s Corner after Punt, Bama, Punt * Bo and [...]
The Tigers found themselves in an strange position Wednesday night. They were in the lead.
In terms of verifiable Auburn connections and just general toughness, General George S. Patton and his “War Eagle” jeep ain’t got nothin’ on John Rochelle.
If we may get our Stefon on, this Department of the Interior film on the creation of Auburn’s Chewacla State Park has it all: advice from Horace Greeley, dismantled mills, reenactments of the Gay 90s, “charming young farmer-ettes,” the hardest exposed rock in the United States, waterfalls, beautiful bridle trails, sunbathing 1930s coeds, and look [...]
The rumors were true, the vocals truer — Grand Magnolia’s frontman on his way to becoming the next American Idol.
Student leaders of bother Auburn University and the University of Alabama held a joint press conference Wednesday afternoon in front of Samford Hall to announce what is being hailed as a joint venture of “mutual respect.” In response to last week’s news that an Alabama fan poisoned the two iconic oaks at Toomer’s Corner in [...]
Those who missed last week’s spontaneous (car) horn ‘n’ cello symphony at Toomer’s Corner are in luck.
Four pounds of Spike 80DF will cost you $160. Twenty-five pounds will cost you $350. Five pounds will take care of an entire acre.
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Ever-circling vultures that we are, TWER was able to acquire what is almost certainly a high school photo of Harvey Updyke. You’re welcome.
