Katrina Survivor Speaks About Artistic Inspirations
(02/15/10 8:28pm)
Jeff Schmuki, an artist who uses growing plants as his medium of choice, presented his lecture, Armegarrden, Thursday, Feb. 11, in Biggin Hall.
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Riley breaks ground for new MRI Center
(02/11/10 10:16am)
Gov. Bob Riley began his speech at 2:19 p.m. at the groundbreaking ceremony of Auburn University's Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research Center, held at Auburn Research Park, Feb. 4.
Phil Swearengin helps other hunters 'live the dream' of going to Africa
(02/11/10 8:03am)
Rain drums softly on the roof as his mother turns the page.
Engineers utilize skills in Bolivia
(02/11/10 10:50am)
Several Auburn engineering students will travel to Quesimpuco, Bolivia, this August to assess the technological needs of the community.
Auburn University turns roads green
(02/04/10 11:11am)
Reclaimed asphalt pavement, RAP, is one of many recycled materials tested at the National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University.
Skipping meat may help environment
(02/04/10 11:23am)
Eat less meat; save the planet.
(01/28/10 9:12pm)
Members of the Officer of Sustainability kick off last year's Sustain-A-Bowl.
Grant funds 'green' jobs
(01/28/10 11:49am)
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs was awarded a $6 million grant for "green" job training and establishing the Alabama Energy Sector Partnership program.
Dorms recycle, reduce for Sustain-a-Bowl
(01/28/10 11:32am)
For the next four weeks, many dorm rooms may appear darker than usual with the recycling bins filled to the rim.
OUR VIEW: Alabama's Got to Know When to Hold 'Em, Fold 'Em
(12/03/09 11:00am)
With the Governor's latest railings against the video slot machine racket and Ron Sparks' borrowing of the Don Seigelman playbook for yet another education lottery program, the gambling debate has returned to Alabama once again.
Efficient Energy Evolves 'Easily'
(11/05/09 11:20am)
Turn the light bulbs on during class, but keep them off at home. Using energy wisely will reduce the cost of an electric bill as well as conserve resources.
Speaker Gives Food Some Flavor
(10/29/09 10:00am)
One movement is asking people to stop and smell the roses, at least when it comes to food.
Our View: Organic Sexual Lubricant Raises Interest
(10/22/09 10:00am)
Aloe Cadabra: a mildly amusing name for what is a very serious product.
Auburn Slips to 'C' Average
(10/15/09 10:15am)
Auburn University's sustainability efforts received a "C" on the 2010 Sustainability Report Card.
Auburn Engineers Develop Virus Filter Software
(10/15/09 10:00am)
Recent outages on Web sites like Facebook and Twitter are a problem for users.
Office of Sustainability Teaches Conservation Methods
(10/08/09 10:00am)
With global warming fading into the background behind healthcare and the economy, the Office of Sustainability began hosting weekly talks on energy consumption and conservation last Sunday.
Men's golf starts season at Carpet Capital Collegiate tournament
(10/03/09 1:15am)
The Auburn Men's golf team teed off their season with a number 11 ranking in the GolfWeek/Sagarin poll.
Students Run for Kids' Lives
(10/01/09 10:00am)
The AU Students for Life hosted the "Run for Your Life" 5K Race last Thursday beginning at Cater Lawn. The run started at 4 p.m. and finished with food and prizes.
Start of Semester Spike in DUI Arrests
(09/17/09 10:00am)
Alabama is cracking down on unsafe driving.
Annual Fast-A-Thon for Ramadan
(09/17/09 10:00am)
Students went hungry for the Ramadan Fast-A-Thon hosted by the Muslim Students' Association Thursday, Sept. 10.