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Auburn Magazine’s mission is to “serve its readers—the dues-paying members of the Auburn Alumni Association—and Auburn University by acting as a comprehensive communications vehicle to provide alumni and friends with balanced and objective coverage of issues pertaining to the association and university, a means of staying in touch with their alma mater as well as one another, and a forum for the open exchange and discussion of relevant viewpoints and ideas.”

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Auburn Alumnus brings forgotten story back to life

In February 1927, the film Stark Love premiered in a theater on Broadway. It opened to a great critical success and a four-week run at the Cameo Theatre in New York City, N.Y....

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Your list of the 100 Things You Love About Toomer’s Corner.

Several weeks ago we asked you to help us compile a list of the 100 Things That We Love About Toomer’s Corner. We are so thankful for the positive response that you gave...

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1950s Toomer’s Corner Celebration

Auburn alumnus Veazey Jackson ’58 was...

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Auburn Will Prevail

“Auburn is so much more than a city or...

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What Legacy Will Toomer’s Corner Leave?

The final rolling of the Auburn Oaks at...

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Toilet Paper Throwing Techniques

Typically, unless you leave an Auburn...

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Show us how you plan to celebrate the final rolling of Toomer’s Corner

There are only a few more days until the...

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Flashback Friday: Toomer’s Corner circa 1938

In 1938, throngs of people gathered...

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What do you love about Toomer’s Corner?

  Every single Auburn fan, student...

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Help the United Way by joining Team Cam

United Way has partnered with the...

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100 Things We Love About Auburn: #5 J&M Bookstore

Over the years we have seen the entire...

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  • Don’t Try This Anywhere! May 21, 2013
    I wanted to make up for being gone several days in succession by showing you something really unusual. This Sunday comic strip from 1986, barely one year into the run of A&J, has not appeared in any medium since it was published in newspapers over 25 years ago. I hope it illustrates that the artwork […]