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A woman sits at a table with a laptop outside "The Ross House Coffee Roastery," next to parked vehicles.

West Magnolia Ross House closing, tea shop opening April 1

By Tripp Hedden | News Reporter

As of March 23, Ross House Coffee at 320 W. Magnolia Ave. is not renewing its lease and will officially close on April 1. However, a new location under the same management will open on the same day at the Greystone Mansion: a new specialty tea shop named Greystone Tea.

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Auburn ranked No. 5 in most affordable college towns for March Madness

By Emily Edgy | Lifestyle Writer | March 23

A century of footprints: Bell Missionary Baptist Church celebrates 100th anniversary

By Kristen Kloman | News Writer | March 23

Making agriculture accessible: Opelika Grows hosts gardening workshop

By Erin Cosby | Legal Reporter | March 23

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The front entrance to Pines Crossing golf course on March 17, 2026.

2 men cited on wildlife abuse charges at Pines Crossing Golf Course

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief

143 flags displayed on Cater Lawn at Auburn University on Sept. 12, 2023 in memory of Alabama Veterans who took their lives last year.

Ivey to fly flags half-staff for Alabamians killed in Iraq

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief

The Pentagon, the headquarters building for the U.S. Department of War, located in Arlington County, Virginia.

Auburn announced as potential partner for US military fellowships

By Tripp Hedden | News Reporter

Two women stand together in front of glass doors with signs, one wearing a light sweater and the other a patterned blouse.

Making care accessible: Inside Auburn’s low-cost eating disorder clinic

By Kristen Kloman | News Writer

Jordan Hare Stadium at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. Photo by Kara Beth Carr, former photo editor.

Man stable after fall from 'significant height' in Jordan-Hare Stadium

By Amanda Machamer | Assistant Content Editor

On Oct. 15, War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen attend the 2025 Hey Day pep rally. Contributed by Abigail Holbrook, Student Involvement photographer.

WEGP: A history of Auburn's official hostesses and hosts

By Tripp Hedden | News Reporter

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Women's swim and dive takes 25th place at National Championships

By Jonathan Wallin | Sports Writer

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No. 14 Auburn men's tennis goes 0-2 on the road

By Samantha Sutton | Sports Writer

A young woman in a white and blue softball uniform prepares to throw a yellow softball while wearing a glove.

Auburn continues homestand in early-week matchup against Florida A&M

By Asher Cassee | Sports Writer

Wilson Gore (left) and Curry Jones (right) from The Band Honey perform in front of the audience at AubFest on Friday, March 20, 2026 in Auburn, Ala.

AubFest VIII creates community through a weekend of music and art

By Katelyn Smith | Lifestyle Editor and Emily Edgy | Lifestyle Writer

Two stylized portraits of women are positioned beside a large, glowing test tube against a black background.

Survival horror's second wind: 'Resident Evil: requiem' review

By Sam Gladden | Columnist

A division of blue and yellow hues features clock hands on the left and a sunburst on the right.

The sunlight question: Should the modern world still observe daylight saving time?

By Foster Mayhall | Lifestyle Writer

An elderly man in a suit stands at a podium, gesturing while speaking to an audience outdoors.

The legacy of Harold A. Franklin

By Gracie Goodman | News Writer

The exterior of Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church. Archived Photo.

Forged by freedmen: Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief

Wearing an orange and blue sweater, Danyelle Hillman is lifted and poses for a stunt. Contributed by Danyelle Hillman.

Danyelle Hillman: Auburn's first African American female cheerleader

By Jennifer Santiago | Newsletter Editor

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COLUMN | People are not concepts

By Chase Morgese | Columnist

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COLUMN | Look beyond the border

By Cullen Emerson | Columnist

Various cut out letters that read, "Letters to the Editor."

LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Government recognition for the wrong reason?

By Matt Roedl | Auburn Student