Auburn Mall moves forward with replacement and revitalization
(04/11/17 2:51am)
Big changes continue at the Auburn Mall.
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University wins eighth Tree Campus USA designation
(03/22/17 6:26pm)
This year marks the eighth consecutive year Auburn's won the Tree Campus USA Designation, and Horticulture Professor Gary Keever said the University has already begun work toward earning its ninth.
Updyke not held in contempt after missing January hearing
(03/02/17 12:23am)
Harvey Updyke was found not in contempt of court at his hearing Wednesday but was ordered to increase his monthly restitution payments to Auburn University.
More than 20 projects exceed Tiger Giving Day goals
(02/23/17 5:07am)
The University's Tiger Giving Day is a 24-hour fundraising period for multiple projects related to the University and community.
COLUMN: The hidden costs of the Dakota Access Pipeline
(02/23/17 4:02pm)
As President Donald Trump took office almost a month ago, it was reasonably expected that he would try to undo much of former President Obama’s legacy.
Scale Back Alabama to host Annual Walk With a Doc event
(02/19/17 4:33pm)
Scale Back Alabama and the East Alabama Medical Center will be hosting their annual Walk With a Doc event on Feb. 28 at the East Alabama Medical Center.
SGA okays referendum on increase to Student Activity Fees
(02/01/17 3:48am)
The Auburn Student Senate on Monday approved a bill authorizing a student body referendum to determine whether Student Activity Fees should be increased.
Alabama Oyster Social draws large crowds
(01/30/17 3:33am)
The third annual Alabama Oyster Social took place on Saturday, Jan. 28 at the ALFA Pavilion, formerly known as the Red Barn, in Ag Heritage Park.
McCrary Institute brings cyber security to College of Engineering
(01/30/17 2:50am)
The McCrary Institute's focus is on optimizing the protection and security of essential resources necessary for day-to-day survival.
SGA talks syllabus bank, activity fees
(01/24/17 7:24pm)
Monday's SGA meeting included executive updates on registration initiatives and future orders including a referendum to raise Student Activity Fees incrementally over the course of several years.
Local musician spotlight: The Bama Gamblers
(01/23/17 12:03am)
The Bama Gamblers are a four-piece rock ’n’ roll band from Auburn, Alabama.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democracy in the age of Trump
(01/20/17 4:39pm)
A traditional view of politics upholds it as a noble practice where citizens unite to make decisions about how society is to be governed for a common good. This vision of society requires political institutions that allow citizens and communities the power to live according to their values.
Tenacious defense, Heron's late heroics propel Auburn to sluggish win at Missouri
(01/11/17 4:35am)
Bruce Pearl continues to collect a fair number of surprises from his young Auburn Tigers squad. Between the all-too late-game heroics of Jared Harper, the sudden arrival of Austin Wiley, or the recent dominating play of Mustapha Heron, one startling early-season trend has towered above the rest: Auburn’s 0-3 start in conference play.
COLUMN: Major with passion in mind, not payday
(01/13/17 2:45am)
The top of the manila folder read “Please Return to Engineering Student Services." These were the boldface printed words I read over and over again in my head as I stared down at my academic file. As many times as I had visited Engineering Student Services on the first floor of Shelby, this time my folder was not to be returned to the office I once frequented.
Starting the semester with a healthy mind
(01/16/17 9:41pm)
With planners in hand and a book bag full of freshly sharpened pencils, students make their way to campus for a brand new semester and a new year. Organization and health living seems to be a priority, but a healthy mind ranks even higher for many.
Kamryn Pettway driven by his family
(12/31/16 4:45pm)
Many view Auburn running back Kamryn Pettway as the bruising back that powered Auburn's lethal offense, or as a future professional player. Look beyond the 1,123 yards and seven scores, and you'll find a family man.
Couple receives national small-farmer award
(12/14/16 1:36pm)
A southeastern Alabama couple received a national award this weekend for their commitment to conservation and community service through their farm operation, the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service announced today.
Sustained dialogue students combat binge drinking
(12/05/16 2:23am)
Virginia Koch, Sustained Dialogue professor, had her class give a presentations on how to properly combat the college drinking culture in the place of the course's final exam.
Auburn journalism professor published first book, "Frick*: Baseball's Third Commissioner"
(12/05/16 2:29am)
After the publish of his first book, John Carvalho, associate professor and director of journalism, said he had heightened his awareness. He overcame a mental barrier, wrote a book and became completely aware that he could do it again.
Stagnation on offense hinders Auburn in 30-12 loss to Alabama in Iron Bowl
(11/27/16 3:16am)
In a way, the season has come full-circle. Auburn ended the way it started. The Tigers began the season by losing to the previous year’s national runner-up while fielding a fizzling offense undone by a baffling quarterback rotation, and they fell on Saturday to last year’s champion by being unable to move the ball thanks to a quarterback system that left them with one hand tied behind their backs.