I would like more information on recreational facilities/activities available to students. What about club sports and intramurals?

Activities include over 300 student organizations, intramural sports, headlining concerts, world-renowned speakers, and SEC athletics.

Recreational facilities include:
Weight Room
Fitness Room
Seven Courts
Multi-Purpose-Rooms
Ten Racquetball Courts
17 Tennis Courts
Intramural Fields
Max Morris Field

The Recreational Services Program   also offers a recreational equipment checkout service to the AU population.

Auburn University Intramural Sports   are a series of structured sports activities that are played throughout the academic year by Auburn students, faculty and staff. Thousands participate in the five-team sports - Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer, Softball and Volleyball. Leagues are formed in each sport in numerous divisions including men's independent, women's independent, co-rec, faculty/staff, fraternity and sorority.

Numerous other sports and special events are scheduled throughout the year. These sports include track, badminton and table tennis in the fall and bowling, racquetball, tennis, golf and horseshoes in the spring.

How do I get involved in marching band?

Band members are chosen by audition. Membership in the 330 members Marching Band   is open to all Auburn students who have had high school marching band experience.

Auditions for the Marching Band   are held from May through mid-July. Most entering freshmen audition while attending "Camp War Eagle" (orientation) during the summer.

Flags and majorettes audition at a special all-day event held on campus in the spring. Percussionists audition in a pre-camp held in mid-summer.

How do I get involved in fraternities and sororities?

During the fall and spring semesters each fraternity and sorority participates in the new member recruitment to let students examine Greek organizations.

Pan Hellenic   (the governing body of sororities) and the Interfraternity Council   (the governing body of fraternities) host "Recruitment" which gives students a chance to talk to members from each chapter and tour the houses. These students then have the opportunity to visit each fraternity or sorority and choose the group with which they feel comfortable.

Similarly, each National Pan-Hellenic   (the governing body composed of the traditionally African-American fraternities and sororities) sorority and fraternity participates in an intake process as outlined by its National Headquarters. Each group independently organizes gatherings designed to allow prospective members a chance to meet current members.

What is there to do in Auburn for fun?

There is much to do in Auburn for fun! The University Program Council   offers free movies, concerts and lectures. There are also bowling, billiards, and comedy acts. There is a shopping mall in Auburn, over 300 clubs and organizations, several parks and other areas nearby for hiking, biking, skiing, rafting, and camping. There are also athletic and creative arts events to attend for free or discounted prices. There are also athletic and fitness facilities that students can use at Auburn.