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It's all about community: Spicer's Music awarded 2016 Alabama Small Business of the Year

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 13

Their passion and dedication to music and community was rewarded with the 2016 Alabama Small Business of the Year award in the Emerging Small Business category. 

Auburn journalism professor published first book, "Frick*: Baseball's Third Commissioner"

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 4

After the publish of his first book, John Carvalho, associate professor and director of journalism, said what had changed was his awareness; an awareness that he could write a book and turn around to do it all over once more.

Senior art students present their pieces to the public

By Catie Sergis | Lifestyle Writer | December 4

The department of art and art history presented, It Goes Together, a senior project exhibition.

Getting into ink: exploring tattoo culture

By Jessica Ballard | Lifestyle Writer | December 4

Whether it’s mainstream small wrist tattoos or full sleeves and a back piece, tattoos are as present in our society as ever.

Sarah's style: How to dress like the Kardashian-Jenners

By Sarah Partain | Lifestyle Writer | December 4

The Kardashian-Jenner clan is undeniably one of the most fashionable families in history. Yeah, their celebrity status is controversial, but I am definitely a fan of the fam that’s always a step ahead of the fashion world.

Communication class raises money for humane society

By Lily Hendrix | Intrigue Writer | November 11

A professor assigned his students to chose a nonprofit organization they wanted to support by creating a fundraiser.

Two Door Cinema Club releases new album

By Lily Hendrix | Intrigue Writer | November 9

Two Door Cinema Club reminds us of their originality by simply just trying to be their own favorite band instead of trying to sound like someone else.

Cooking with Anne: fancy fried rice

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | November 2

One of my favorite things to make after a long, hard day is classic fried rice. The best part about fried rice is that you can do just about anything with it that you want.

Local musician spotlight: Lady Legs

By Alex Wilkerson | Opinions Columnist | October 30

My name is Alex Wilkerson and I just recently begin playing music in the Auburn area. 

Stringed, beaded and wrapped: Kelly Kerr explains the art of jewelry making

By Tiara Bond | Community Writer | October 23

Auburn Student sells handmade jewelry

Auburn alum creates art inspired by historic Auburn buildings

By Christina Bianca |Intrigue Writer | October 10

Auburn Univeristy alumnus created a series of etchings inspired by the beauty of historic Auburn buildings.

Save the sign, paint a student: The Superfans

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | October 10

On game days, one can expect to see Aubie making trouble downfield, a visor on Gus' head, the Mic Man's booming voice and The Superfans standing front row painted waist-up with orange and blue. 

Auburn author releases first novel

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | July 10

“Headed for Home” tells the story of a boy named Speedy.

16th annual Auburn CityFest offers glimpse of summer season

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | April 30

Outdoor events in Auburn are multiplying as the weather warms up and The Plains come to life with color. Auburn CityFest, Auburn's largest arts and crafts festival, was held on a sunny April 30 at Kiesel Park. 

Performing arts prove to be positive

By Ben Ruffin | Intrigue Writer | April 28

For her senior English class, Hannah O’Brien, freshman in communications disorders, researched and studied boys in the South and their participation in choir.  She found that participating in the arts has nearly all positive effects.

The Mosaic Theatre Company performs spring showcase

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | April 19

The Mosaic Theatre Company’s spring showcase took place at the Peet Telfair Theater on Mon., April 18. The showcase included a segment where the company members performed pieces they had written themselves based on their own experiences.

Auburn alumni works on film project following three brothers

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Editor | April 19

What should have been a three-hour interview with the the Coster brothers turned into eight hours.  Forever An Astronaut decided the brothers' story was too important not to tell.

Film directors talk about memory loss

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | April 5

The film “Embers,” deals with an interesting subject: What happens when the whole world, with the exception of two individuals, wake up each morning not knowing who they are, where they are, what they are doing or why they are doing it.