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Local stores have found a cure for poor sales in a weak economy--an undefeated season.
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Local stores have found a cure for poor sales in a weak economy--an undefeated season.
Troy Smith uses his experience as a former college and pro football player to inspire the student athletes he works with every day.
By the time Thanksgiving break rolls around, Auburn students will have been in the classroom for almost 70 days.
Well, we did it.
The Auburn equestrian team has had a great ride so far in the 2010-2011 season.
Those who came to town for the Homecoming game had the opportunity to experience the Ag Roundup--a large tailgating event that not only provided food, but also raised money to help students pay for college.
In the two years since its inception, the Student Center has quickly become the center of student life on campus.
There are currently 42 million refugees in the world, and none of them are in Auburn.
For some students, falling into debt is as easy as sleeping through class.
A new University initiative has changed the way students all over campus get on waiting lists for classes.
Women's swim team captain Erica Meissner didn't like swimming when she first started.
Spence McCracken, former Auburn football player and well-renowned high school football coach, has spent the last year investing in at-risk teenagers at Opelika High School.
As a student living on the Hill in the late 1960s, Susie Gogue never imagined that years later she would end up living across the street in the President's Mansion.
Entrepreneur Joey Bacon says he has been tinkering with computers since he was 10.
Joe Tonsmeire was a typical Auburn student in 1967.
For Mike "Bones" Boniol, assistant equipment manager for the football team, Saturday nights revolve around doing laundry.
Art Williams has known life from two different ends of the career spectrum: that of a high school football coach and that of CEO of the largest insurance corporation in the world.
When you see them gliding down the concourse, fight the urge to think you've been sent back to the future.
It would be an understatement to say that professor Jim Barth is accomplished.
That orange student ID that is hiding in your wallet is more than just the key into your residence hall.