Jan Davis, a 1977 Auburn mechanical engineering grad, spent a month of her life floating through the final frontier with her Auburn pennant… and if Bama ever manages to get a graduate up in space, sure, she says, they can do the same thing. To enjoy to all of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s […]
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LISTEN: The Kick Six changed Amanda Johnson’s voice forever
Sometimes, instead of trying to raise her voice to explain why she can’t really raise her voice in a restaurant or through her mask at work or whatever, she’ll just say “Google me.” This is what comes up. That was written two years ago. Yesterday, I interviewed her again. Hear how the Kick Six is […]
The Fall and Rise of Pat Dye’s Pants
It was Saturday, Dec. 8, 2007, the millionth day of a 100-year, shadow-of-death drought. Lake Martin was a puddle. Alexander City and Dadeville started showing up on the date lines for national stories about how God had given up on the south. And yet in the midst of despair… a miracle.
‘It’s Jordan, like the stadium’: For Georgia fan turned Auburn engineer, the correct pronunciation struggle is very real — and personal
Auburn civil engineering grad student Jordan Nakayama’s struggle cries out for the desperate need for revival!
The Cater Mystique
Everyone in school at Auburn before 1970 talks about the raincoats. Having to wear a raincoat even when it’s sunny is the kind of thing that sticks with you.