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10-25-17 Wednesday News Update
October 25Eagle Eye's Mid-Week Update covers the latest news from the Plains.
Eagle Eye's Mid-Week Update covers the latest news from the Plains.
This week on Wake Up Auburn, we're setting our sights on Halloween as we show you a makeup tutorial inspired by the infamous "Headless Horseman," sharing this year's top Halloween costumes, the latest news from our favorite food chain restaurants, and what is going viral on Twitter!
Eagle Eye News brings you the latest news on a former Auburn coach suing the university, the town hall meeting on sexual assault on campus, and how Auburn sports fared this week.
The Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event on October 22.
With Halloween right around the corner, many college students are on the lookout for just the right costume and makeup. This week on Wake Up Auburn, we are giving you a Halloween DIY makeup tutorial --headless horseman style!
No.3 Auburn Equestrian puts together a solid show downing the No.7 Baylor Bears.
This week The V Team talks about a new standing committee on budget waste, new unemployment figures are out, latest US Senate poll, Jones' abortion stance, Strange's GASP problems and anonymous sources. All this and much more coming up next on The V.
We break down all Auburn sports from this past week. Our sports director gives you a live look at SEC Basketball Media Days. We give you your national sports update along with what Tiger sports you can catch this weekend.
Coach Flo talks about her defense, the SEC, and where her team is.
Auburn faced the conference media for the first time since the arrest of associate head coach Chuck Person. As of Oct. 18, every Auburn player was eligible and the team is excited to get out and play.
"My main thing was to come out as a survivor." This week on Wake Up Auburn, we are recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. We had the opportunity to sit down with Flora Moss, a breast cancer survivor and advocate who, with a splash of pink, has fought like a tiger!
The university announced three candidates for provost.
