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Samford Hall

Auburn's iconic administration building

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Auburn teams are known as the War Eagles, the Tigers and the Plainsmen

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Auburn Rodeo

Spring sets in and the temperatures begin to rise, students all around the South have the itch to get outside, take a fresh breath of southern air, and leave their educational responsibilities behind. Ask any student at Auburn University and they will tell you there is no better way to kick off springtime than the annual Round-Up Rodeo hosted by the Alpha Psi fraternity. Every Greek organization on Auburn's campus hosts an annual philanthropic event to benefit a charity of their choice. 

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101 North College Street
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 23.6232" N, 85° 28' 54.2172" W

Penny beer nights at the Tavern

Strutting Duck for country music and a beer only atmosphere

Other downtown bars to check out:

Bodega’s

Bourbon St

Quixote's

War Eagle Supper Club

War Eagle Supper Club
2061 S. College Street
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 34' 15.51" N, 85° 29' 59.8452" W

Located a couple miles down South College Street, The War Eagle Supper Club is an alumni favorite and open later than all the bars downtown. It is most popular on football weekends when alumni try to relive their college days. It’s a great place to hang out with an older crowd and reflect on Auburn football history after a big win.

SkyBar

SkyBar
136 W. Magnolia Ave.
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 23.544" N, 85° 28' 55.9164" W

SkyBar is Auburn’s largest and most popular bar. Featuring weekly karaoke on Mondays and great music acts on the weekend, there is always a crowd. In the front is an open-air series of bars with a stage that typically features an acoustic set. In the back is a large dance area that features a DJ on Wednesday or bigger acts on the weekend. Wednesday nights are the only nights that minors can get in and are typically the most crowded.

17-16

17-16
154 E Magnolia Ave
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 23.5656" N, 85° 28' 50.5488" W

Getting its name from the 1972 Iron Bowl (one of the many times Auburn beat Alabama), 17-16 opened in the spring of 2007 and already has an established group of regulars. 17-16 attracts a mainly Greek crowd and is a great place to begin the night or hang out and watch the game.

Creole Shack

1288 Shug Jordon Pkwy
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 37' 30.3024" N, 85° 30' 10.6236" W

The Creole Shack is a little gem that sits a few minutes outside of Auburn’s campus. It really does look like a shack, but serves the best Cajun food in town. The menu features Cajun favorites such as crawfish gumbo or you can expand your tastes with some of their fried alligator. Don’t leave without trying the strawberry lemonade!

Little Italy

129 E Magnolia Ave.
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 23.5584" N, 85° 28' 52.284" W

Little Italy Pizzeria just opened in the Fall of 2008 but is already an Auburn favorite. Serving the best pizza at incredible prices, Little Italy is here to stay. Two giant slices of cheese pizza will run you less than five bucks. If you love toppings, they have ‘em all. They also feature $5 pitchers of beer everyday. Closed on Sundays.  Their phone number is: (334) 821-6161.

Momma Goldberg's

461 Opelika Road
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 48.3372" N, 85° 28' 21.5976" W

Momma Goldberg's has been an Auburn favorite for over thirty years. Hungry college students have been coming here to enjoy the steamed sandwiches and nachos. Open late, Momma G’s is a great spot to grab a sandwich after a long night out or a cheap pitcher of beer before heading downtown.

Toomer’s Drug Store

100 N College St
Auburn, AL
United States
32° 36' 23.6232" N, 85° 28' 54.2172" W

Toomer’s Drug Store sits at the intersection of College St. and Magnolia in the heart of downtown Auburn.  It is most famous for it’s limeades and lemonades but best of all are the cheap eats. The classic soda shop provides a great spot to grab a quick lunch on a tight budget. A sandwich and soup combo will run you less than 6 bucks.

On the opposite corner you will find the Toomer’s Oak trees that are
ceremoniously draped with toilet paper after every Auburn football

Auburn Rodeo

As Spring sets in and the temperatures begin to rise, students all around the South have the itch to get outside, take a fresh breath of southern air, and leave their educational responsibilities behind. Ask any student at Auburn University and they will tell you there is no better way to kick off springtime than the annual Round-Up Rodeo hosted by the Alpha Psi fraternity. Every Greek organization on Auburn's campus hosts an annual philanthropic event to benefit a charity of their choice.

Auburn Overview

Auburn Overview

Auburn has grown since its founding in 1856 to have the largest on-campus enrollment in the state of Alabama, with over 23,000 students and a faculty of almost 1,200 at the main campus in Auburn.

Campus

Vandy at Auburn B-Ball, January 31st

The game is at 1:00pm in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on the Auburn campus. It will be fun and getting a ticket should not be an issue, but mainly this provides a great excuse to take a road trip to Auburn.

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  • Auburn Overview

    Auburn has grown since its founding in 1856 to have the largest on-campus enrollment in the state of Alabama, with over 23,000 students and a faculty of almost 1,200 at the main campus in Auburn.

    Campus

    The Auburn campus is primarily arranged in a grid-like pattern with several distinct building groups. The northern section of the central campus (bounded by Magnolia Ave. and Thach Ave.) contains most of the College of Engineering buildings, the Lowder business building, and the older administration buildings. The middle section of the central campus (bounded by Thach Ave. and Roosevelt Dr.) contains the College of Liberal Arts (except fine arts) and the College of Education; mostly within Haley Center. The southern section of the central campus (bounded by Roosevelt Dr. and Samford Ave.) contains the most of the buildings related to the College of Science and Mathematics, as well as fine arts buildings.

    Football

    Auburn's football program is currently coached by Gene Chizik, from Iowa State. Past coaches include John Heisman, Mike Donahue, Ralph "Shug" Jordan, Pat Dye, Terry Bowden and Tommy Tuberville.

    During the 2008 season, Tony Franklin, the offensive coordinator, was let go. After the 2008 season, Tommy Tuberville resigned. On December 13, 2008, it was reported by the Birmingham News that Gene Chizik had been hired as Auburn's new head coach.[19] Chizik is coming off a 10 game losing streak from Iowa State.

    Greek life

    Greek associated students make up roughly 18 percent of men and 34 percent of women at Auburn.

    Male Greeks in Auburn are roughly divided into two separate areas: Old Row and New Row. "Old Row" traditionally was made up of the fraternities whose houses were located along Magnolia Avenue on the north side of campus. "New Row" is made up of fraternities whose houses were located along Lem Morrison Drive southwest of campus. However, being an "Old Row" or "New Row" fraternity doesn't really depend on where the house is located but on the age of the fraternity. Therefore, there are some "Old Row" fraternities with houses on "New Row" Lem Morrison Drive because they moved there. Today's "Old Row" on and around Magnolia Avenue was once the "New Row," as the first generation of fraternity houses at Auburn were on or near College Street. Most of these houses were demolished by the end of the 1970s, and only two fraternity houses remain on College today.

    There are sixteen sororities represented at Auburn University. Sorority recruitment is a week-long process held by the Panhellenic Council in August every year. Sororities are located not in individual houses like Auburn fraternities, but in the designated dorms located on the Hill. This has had the unintended side effect of keeping dues for these sororities among the lowest in the nation. Each dorm has a sorority "chapter" room within it for the sorority designated to that dorm. content via wikipedia

  • As Spring sets in and the temperatures begin to rise, students all around the South have the itch to get outside, take a fresh breath of southern air, and leave their educational responsibilities behind. Ask any student at Auburn University and they will tell you there is no better way to kick off springtime than the annual Round-Up Rodeo hosted by the Alpha Psi fraternity. Every Greek organization on Auburn's campus hosts an annual philanthropic event to benefit a charity of their choice.

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  • The game is at 1:00pm in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on the Auburn campus. It will be fun and getting a ticket should not be an issue, but mainly this provides a great excuse to take a road trip to Auburn.

  • Spring sets in and the temperatures begin to rise, students all around the South have the itch to get outside, take a fresh breath of southern air, and leave their educational responsibilities behind. Ask any student at Auburn University and they will tell you there is no better way to kick off springtime than the annual Round-Up Rodeo hosted by the Alpha Psi fraternity. Every Greek organization on Auburn's campus hosts an annual philanthropic event to benefit a charity of their choice. 

  • Toomer’s Drug Store sits at the intersection of College St. and Magnolia in the heart of downtown Auburn.  It is most famous for it’s limeades and lemonades but best of all are the cheap eats. The classic soda shop provides a great spot to grab a quick lunch on a tight budget. A sandwich and soup combo will run you less than 6 bucks.

    On the opposite corner you will find the Toomer’s Oak trees that are
    ceremoniously draped with toilet paper after every Auburn football

  • Momma Goldberg's has been an Auburn favorite for over thirty years. Hungry college students have been coming here to enjoy the steamed sandwiches and nachos. Open late, Momma G’s is a great spot to grab a sandwich after a long night out or a cheap pitcher of beer before heading downtown.

  • Little Italy Pizzeria just opened in the Fall of 2008 but is already an Auburn favorite. Serving the best pizza at incredible prices, Little Italy is here to stay. Two giant slices of cheese pizza will run you less than five bucks. If you love toppings, they have ‘em all. They also feature $5 pitchers of beer everyday. Closed on Sundays.  Their phone number is: (334) 821-6161.

  • The Creole Shack is a little gem that sits a few minutes outside of Auburn’s campus. It really does look like a shack, but serves the best Cajun food in town. The menu features Cajun favorites such as crawfish gumbo or you can expand your tastes with some of their fried alligator. Don’t leave without trying the strawberry lemonade!

  • Getting its name from the 1972 Iron Bowl (one of the many times Auburn beat Alabama), 17-16 opened in the spring of 2007 and already has an established group of regulars. 17-16 attracts a mainly Greek crowd and is a great place to begin the night or hang out and watch the game.

  • SkyBar is Auburn’s largest and most popular bar. Featuring weekly karaoke on Mondays and great music acts on the weekend, there is always a crowd. In the front is an open-air series of bars with a stage that typically features an acoustic set. In the back is a large dance area that features a DJ on Wednesday or bigger acts on the weekend. Wednesday nights are the only nights that minors can get in and are typically the most crowded.

  • Located a couple miles down South College Street, The War Eagle Supper Club is an alumni favorite and open later than all the bars downtown. It is most popular on football weekends when alumni try to relive their college days. It’s a great place to hang out with an older crowd and reflect on Auburn football history after a big win.

  • Penny beer nights at the Tavern

    Strutting Duck for country music and a beer only atmosphere

    Other downtown bars to check out:

    Bodega’s

    Bourbon St

    Quixote's

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March 8, 2012 7:00 pm
Knoxville, TN

 SAE Boxing tourney is one of the oldest and largest fraternity events in the country.

The three day event attracts 3,000+ students from all over the south east. It has been going on annually for the last 28 years occurring in the last week of February or the first couple weeks of March. In 2012, SAE Boxing Tournament is March 8th, 9th, and 10th.  The tickets are $15 a night or $35 for the 3 nights and the proceeds normally raise over $70,000 for charity.
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April 23, 2012 10:00 am
Oxford, MS

The Double Decker Arts Festival is definitely the most exiting weekend at Ole Miss in the spring. “Taking its name from the town's authentic double decker bus imported from England in 1994, the festival brings together visitors and residents alike for a daylong celebration of music, food, and the arts held on the picturesque Courthouse Square of Oxford Mississippi.” Double Decker has been known to draw more than 50,000 people in attendance; making it another Mississippi spring day that you cannot miss!

April 2, 2012 3:00 pm
Oxford, MS

Want to see overweight, out of shape High School Heroes strap back on the pads? How about beautiful sorority girls competing for the cheerleading championship?

March 17, 2012 10:00 am
Baton Rouge, LA

The St’ Patty’s pic by bethanykingDay Parade in Baton Rouge is one of the biggest St’ Patty’s day celebrations in the country and a great reason to head to LSU for a weekend. The parade starts at 10:00 A.M. on March 14th, 2009 and will be a rocking party all day long.

April 14, 2012 3:00 pm
Tuscaloosa, AL
If you are a Bama fan, wish you were, or just want to head to T-Town for an awesome weekend then this is the time to go. The Crimson Tide had a great season last year as they rose back to being a top competitor at a national level.
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This is the biggest event of the spring at Bama and draws fans from all over the South. It is very similar to going to a Bama game during the fall except for one major difference, everyone everywhere you look is a Bama fan.

April 24, 2012 6:00 pm
Knoxville, TN

Volapalooza is a free concert hosted at Fiji Island in Fraternity Park at The University of Tennessee. This annual event normally takes place at the end of the school year and draws about 1,000 UT students for the night of fun. In the past the All Campus Events committee has been able to bring in some pretty big bands like Ben Folds, Cake, and Dashboard Confessional.

April 30, 2012 9:49 pm
Fayetteville, AR

 
 
Row Week at the University of Arkansas – Fayetteville

Each spring, a phenomenal music opportunity draws thousands to the University of Arkansas – Fayetteville campus.  Students gather just before finals to celebrate and enjoy a variety of music from country to urban to hip-hop and more.

March 26, 2012 12:00 pm
Charlottesville, VA

UVA SPRINGFEST 2011 on Nameless field

UVA Springfest is one of the biggest events hosted at UVA each year. It is a huge concert held at Nameless field in late March or early April. They have had some great acts in the past like Ben Folds and Ok Go. They have not announced who they have this year yet, but continue to check back here or post it in the comments if you find out.

April 20, 2012 2:00 pm
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Vanderbilt’s Rites of Spring concert, or “Rites” as VU students like to call it, is an annual concert series hosted on campus to celebrate…you guessed it…the start of spring.

It is hosted on Alumni Lawn which also plays host to Vanderbilt Graduation and other large events. It is the perfect area because it is in the center of campus and surrounded by picturesque trees. In the past, Rites has hosted big name bands creating an excuse for students to have a 3-day party instead of studying for finals.

It draws a huge crowd

October 31, 2012 3:09 pm
Chapel HIll, NC

Halloween is enormous in Chapel Hill. The city shuts down the main drag, Franklin Street, and people from all the surrounding towns and colleges descend upon Chapel Hill for a night of debauchery. It is a really fun time as there are often upwards of 80,000 in the streets enjoying themselves.

February 24, 2012 12:00 am
New Orleans, LA

Every February, people around the world gather to celebrate Mardi Gras

A tradition of parades, masks, beads, dancing, and of course drinking.  With celebrations all over the world, the headquarters for this “holiday” is in New Orleans, Louisiana.  The week long  event builds in size and celebration each day before ending on Fat Tuesday (the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday).

October 16, 2012 10:00 am

Check out Bridge Day!