EDITORIAL: Not just another call to action
(04/25/16 2:18am)
Spring Editorial Board 2016
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'Ride-O-Rama on Roosevelt' kicks off No Impact Week
(03/30/16 2:21am)
On March 28, from 10:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Auburn students were invited to try out the War Eagle Bike Share where a temporary bike lane was opened on the Roosevelt Concourse for participants.
University participating in Recyclemania tournament
(03/22/16 1:28am)
The chance to promote recycling isn’t something the department of waste reduction and recycling is willing to throw away.
Auburn's future of food sustainability
(03/24/16 3:57pm)
At least two groups on Auburn University’s campus are trying to do their part in minimizing food waste, resulting in thousands of pounds of food being saved.
No Impact Week kicks off March 27
(03/21/16 5:24pm)
No Impact Week will at Auburn during the week of March 27 and will discuss topics such as trash, transportation, consumption, food, water, energy, giving back and Eco Sabbath.
Can we use our athletic gear for good?
(03/10/16 12:56am)
I may just be a highly observant person, but I can’t help but notice that every fall, Auburn’s student-athletes are decked out in all new, top-notch gear.
Professor ranked in top 25 real estate authors
(03/01/16 11:11pm)
Justin Benefield, associate professor of finance, was ranked 21st among the top real estate authors worldwide for 2011–15 by Real Estate Academic Leadership rankings.
Injury doesn't stop Crumpton, Democratic candidate for senate
(02/27/16 6:02pm)
After a life-changing injury, Ron Crumpton realized he wanted to get involved in government. A Pelham, Alabama, native, Crumpton sustained a back injury as a landscaper for a local bowling alley. After going through the healthcare system, he said he became perturbed at the way things operated.
Stephen Howard sentenced to 8 years in prison
(02/26/16 12:53am)
The man responsible for selling almost 4 liters of a date-rape drug to an undercover police officer will spend 8 1/2 years behind bars.
University receives Tree Campus USA designation
(02/23/16 10:11pm)
Auburn has received its seventh consecutive Tree Campus USA designation.
Open forum about plans for the Mell Corridor set for Feb. 24
(02/24/16 4:26am)
If you have any thoughts on the Mell Corridor, the Office of the Provost is hosting an open forum Wednesday, Feb. 24, regarding the planning and construction of the Mell Street Corridor. The event, which will take place from 3:30–5 p.m. in 258 Foy Hall, is open to faculty, students and staff.
OIT computer labs print with tree-free paper
(03/17/16 9:11pm)
With help from Auburn University’s Office of Sustainability, the OIT computer labs are now printing with tree-free paper.
Meet the SGA presidential candidates
(02/08/16 9:23pm)
Adam Brasher, Drake Pooley and Jesse Westerhouse will face off in the SGA debate tonight, Feb. 8, at 7 p.m. in the Student Center ballroom. Tweet questions to the candidates using #SGAdebate.
Adam Brasher
(02/03/16 12:56am)
Adam Brasher, junior in organismal biology, decided to run for SGA president last year when three major candidates ran unopposed.
Office of Sustainability gives ways to live eco-friendly
(01/29/16 11:12pm)
1. Ditch bottled water
Civil rights activist speaks at Tuskegee University for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
(01/19/16 10:49pm)
Cornel West, an author and personality, spoke at Tuskegee University on Jan. 18. West’s talk was held at 1 p.m. in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. West reflected on the legacy King left behind, one of speaking the truth and spreading love and justice.
Keep Auburn Lovely to host a public forum to discuss city growth
(01/17/16 9:05pm)
Citizens, residents and students will have an opportunity to discuss the way growth is being regulated by the City Council of the Loveliest Village on the Plains at a forum on Monday night, Jan. 18.
Bike share program to start Jan. 31
(01/15/16 12:20am)
The University announced in a press release that bicycles from its bike share program should be available for use Jan. 31.
SGA committee chairs make plans for the spring semester
(01/15/16 3:17pm)
The committee chairs in SGA are preparing to complete their terms this spring semester and set precedents in areas such as election law, student representation and sustainability.
University receives $2 million gift to strengthen the McWhorter School of Building Science
(01/08/16 9:45pm)
Jim and Alison Gorrie of Birmingham committed $2 million to the McWhorter School of Building Science, the University announced Friday.