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Our View: Auburn bike law splits Editorial Board

By Editorial Board | October 13

The recently passed bike ordinance split the Editorial Board nearly down the middle.

Your View: Bible not to be changed

By Caleb Petrie | October 13

To be a Christian is to be a disciple of Jesus.

Your View: Alabama immigration law misses the mark on progress

By Beth Clayton | October 13

Alabama's new bill, HB 56, went into effect recently, and it's already having a negative impact on our communities.

Your View: Myths about organics prevalent in food culture

By Ellen Huckabay | October 13

Many myths abound about what organic actually is, and the "Get Clean with Organic" article was full of some of the most common.

Future lies in Frazier

By Coleman McDowell / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | October 13

We've seen what the offense looks like with Barrett Trotter at the helm.

Your View: Divide the blame

By Michael Freeman | October 13

To those who march, let me first state that I am all for freedom of speech and expression. However, I do not have to support the viewpoint.

Your View: Breast cancer awareness over-funded, publicized

By Kelly Tsaltas | October 13

Breast cancer is way, way over-advertised.

Your View: Dire societal consequences result of Alabama immigration law

By Eric Austin | October 13

Tuesday night, the Auburn University College Democrats held a non-partisan forum addressing Alabama's new immigration law which went into effect the day before.

Your View: Liberty group can be biased while remaining nonpartisan

By Eric Phillips | October 13

There has been some confusion recently about whether Young Americans for Liberty is nonpartisan or not, and I hope I can clear things up for everyone. I refer here to an article published about us in USA TODAY and to Matt Greenemeier's letters to the editor.

Tyler, The Creator, OFWGKTA the taboo-shattering future of hip-hop

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | October 10

Imagine the craziest, loudest, most obnoxious, belligerent group of teenagers you can.

Escape the stress of college with rustic country fun at the county fair

By Alison McFerrin / NEWS EDITOR | October 10

As midterms loom and my supply of coffee runs dangerously low, it seems like perfect timing for the Lee County Fair to roll back into town.

Take advantage of college, cars and friends to see the SEC

By Madeline Hall / ASSOCIATE COPY EDITOR | October 10

I graduate in seven months, and I finally realized one of my biggest regrets of my college years.

It's time to spread the power of pink

By Editorial Board | October 6

Cancer is a quiet, creeping threat from within.It's a thing this world could do without. It takes from us our friends, our neighbors and our families. If it's not breast cancer, it's cancer of the skin, lung, blood, pancreas, prostate, colon, throat or any other vital thing.

Team comes out victorious in hostile environment

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | October 6

After visiting more than half of the SEC's stadiums as an away fan, I honestly think South Carolina is the second-most hostile environment I've been in.

Your View: Government exercised dangerous power by assassinating American citizen

By Matt Pankey | October 6

Last Friday the Obama administration announced that it had killed one of the most dangerous terrorists in the world: Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical American-born cleric living in Yemen.

Journalistic ethics a greater concern than superficial sensitivities

By Nik Markopoulos / COPY EDITOR | October 5

Amid recent scrutiny from black congressional members regarding Barack Obama's handling of the economy--particularly its impact on the black community--the president scolded the Congressional Black Caucus at its annual awards dinner this weekend, telling his all-but-copacetic supporters to "Shake it off. Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'" and to "press on."

Our View: UPC concert impresses, sets the bar high

By Editorial Board | October 5

A surprising number of people don't know anything about Auburn. Those who are familiar with us know we're a quiet, polite community nestled in a state a lot of people would rather forget about.

Your View: True fans always cheer for the team, Auburn students should be ashamed

By Drew Roberts | September 29

How quickly a fanbase gets spoiled.