(11/03/10 1:23am)
Shanetta Pendleton, junior in public relations, creates a sustainable sign for the Bare on Campus awareness campaign. (Elaine Busby / Assistant photo editor)
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Female student struck in front of stadium
(10/25/10 8:47pm)
A 19-year-old female Auburn student was struck by a car today at 1:58 p.m., according to the Auburn Police Department.
Your View: Breast cancer awareness still essential, important
(10/21/10 9:00am)
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Pelva crucial to tennis success
(10/14/10 9:00am)
Gabor Zoltan Pelva is in his fifth season with men's tennis at Auburn, and now he can add the title of associate head coach to his list of accomplishments.
A week to think: climate, energy, hunger, sustainability
(10/14/10 9:00am)
In the hope of spreading awareness for two interconnected issues, the Committee of 19's Hunger Week and Climate and Energy Week will go hand in hand to emphasize the connection between hunger, sustainability and energy concerns.
SGA goes the distance for injured veterans
(10/07/10 9:15am)
Kristi MeGahee, last year's Miss Auburn, is getting the city of Auburn up and running.
College of Agriculture receives $6 million in grants
(09/23/10 9:15am)
The National Science Foundation has awarded Auburn University a $4.6 million grant to renovate research laboratories that will enhance the University's biological engineering programs.
Group works to take slice out of local hunger
(09/23/10 9:00am)
You've all done it. The waiter carries out the food to your table, sets it down in front of your growling stomach and bulging eyes, and suddenly, you realize the steak is cooked a bit too much to your liking. Politely (or perhaps not), you have the food sent back and a new meal is promptly returned to your table at the standard you requested.
Enviro lover attemps to save the world
(09/23/10 9:00am)
Haley Porter, trash police. If only the Student Government Association had a badge for that.
Wiggins fosters campus recreation growth
(09/16/10 9:00am)
Pam Wiggins, campus recreation group fitness coordinator, wants you to get up and get moving.
Focus of sustainability for landscape architecture
(09/16/10 9:00am)
The arboretum on campus is more than just a beautiful place to relax between classes--it also serves as a learning lab of sorts for students of landscape architecture.
Cafe plans to serve beer
(09/09/10 8:59am)
The Crepe Myrtle Cafe has been dabbling in more than just crepes.
New Act, New attitude
(09/02/10 9:00am)
As time draws near for breaking ground on the new Student Wellness and Sustainability Center, regulars at the Student Activities Center may be wondering what the new facility has to offer.
(09/02/10 9:00am)
Blueprints for the new Wellness & Sustainability Center include renovated Student Activities center, a new kinesiology center and a park located adjacent to Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum. (James C. Braam/ SENIOR PROJECT DESIGNER, AIA, LEED)
Office of Information Technology builds for the future
(09/02/10 9:00am)
Construction of Auburn University's new Office of Information and Technology building and third parking deck is underway.
SGA starts sustainable hydration initiative
(09/02/10 9:00am)
Water fountains are a thing of the past.
Bikers roll with sustainable changes on campus
(09/02/10 9:00am)
Bikers and pedestrians have long fought for concourse space at Auburn.
Auburn Design Displayed Across the Pond
(07/12/10 6:16pm)
Every Friday this month in London's Victoria & Albert Museum, jazz musicians perform, or "woodshed," in an exhibit created by Auburn University's Rural Studio, part of the architecture school.
Experts Turn to Alternative Methods of Cleaning Gulf
(06/28/10 4:01pm)
As oil continues to leak into the Gulf of Mexico, industry insiders and outsiders alike are finding ways to help clean up the spill with unusual ideas and products.
Area Babies Now Eco-Friendly
(06/12/10 11:53pm)
It was a quiet afternoon last fall when Maria Bolanos-Turpin, a registered nurse, came up with the idea for Mamunchis. Sofia, her newborn daughter, was taking a nap, and Bolanos-Turpin was online looking for organic products for newborns, products she struggled to find in the Auburn-Opelika area.