Bar fight leads to hate crime accusations
(02/10/11 10:10am)
At an Opelika bar Jan. 29, fists and accusations flew, raising questions about whether a bar fight was actually a hate crime.
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Chubb suspended indefinitely
(02/10/11 10:05am)
In the early morning hours of Jan. 30, Auburn fans celebrated the men's basketball team's first SEC win of the season.
Police substation to replace proposed University bike shop
(02/10/11 10:00am)
Campus security will reach new heights this semester with the addition of a police substation.
Freshman goes organic
(02/10/11 10:00am)
College presents many new realities, one being the lack of mom and dad's fridge within raiding range.
SGA candidates address issues during debate
(02/08/11 5:43am)
Parking, dining, graduation rates and the game-day experience were all topics that headlined the SGA presidential candidate debates, moderated by incumbent SGA President Kurt Sasser Monday night in the Student Center.
Your View: Exercise your student right by voting in SGA elections
(02/03/11 10:00am)
For many students the madness that started yesterday and will continue for the next week is an exciting time. SGA elections offer an opportunity to meet student leaders and hear new ideas. For others, however, it's a week to put on headphones and avoid the concourse like it's the plague.
SGA & Miss Auburn elections 2011
(02/03/11 10:05am)
PRESIDENT
Hunger Studies Capstone prepares to save the world
(02/03/11 10:00am)
Feed the hungry. Serve the poor. It's all too easy to become immune to the call for good deeds in a starving world.
City pedals forward with bicycling initiative
(01/27/11 10:05am)
Whether it's for commuting, fitness or fun, the number of Auburn residents choosing to ride bikes has increased in recent years, along with the city's response.
Our View: City and University continue green push
(01/27/11 10:05am)
While the campus has been gushing orange and blue for the past two weeks from the jubilation of the National Championship win, take time to consider seeing a different color: green.
Campus housing goes GREEN
(01/27/11 10:05am)
Nobody wants to skimp on their daily shower time.
Here's something you can recycle
(01/27/11 10:00am)
In the national movement to become a more sustainable country, recycling is at the forefront.
Auburn researches new method of oyster farming
(12/02/10 10:00am)
Auburn and LSU have put their athletic rivalry aside to team up on the coasts of Alabama and Louisiana to create a new technique in oyster farming.
Concussions causing concerns
(12/02/10 10:00am)
Concussions in the sporting world are not a new occurrence.
Southside Block Party to help local businesses
(11/18/10 10:00am)
Gnu's Room will host its Southside Block Party, located on South Gay Street, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Mexico abroad program comes to indefinite end
(11/18/10 10:00am)
Students hoping to improve their Spanish no longer have the opportunity to study abroad south of the border in neighboring Mexico.
Women's basketball struggles against FSU, beats Mercer
(11/16/10 3:22pm)
Auburn women's basketball took away both a win and a loss in the past four days.
Potential Rhodes scholars compete
(11/11/10 10:10am)
Though Erica Meissner and Krissy Voss will soon have Auburn in their rearview mirrors, the "Rhode" ahead is bright.
Soccer keeps focus heading into postseason play against Georgia
(11/04/10 9:00am)
The women's soccer team is on top of its game heading into the SEC Tournament.
Mini landfill promotes sustainability
(11/04/10 9:00am)
The Auburn Public Relations Student Society of America will transform part of Haley concourse into a landfill Friday in an effort to promote environmental awareness on campus.