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After working four years to earn a degree, students might be in for a nice surprise when they find themselves qualified for jobs outside their major.
The Haley Center may seem standard to most students, but many might be surprised to hear of the 1960s design elements that were characteristic of the period.
The Oscars have come again, and many blockbusters were snubbed in the awards ceremony.
Looking at reader comments on any news story posted online is not for the faint of heart. You just never know what you're going to get.
After five weeks of preparation the set for the upcoming play "Cabaret" is finished, and the Kit Kat Klub, the setting of the play in 1930s Berlin, will host a crowded audience at the Telfair Peet Theatre.
The Freshman Forum will host "Juke for Luke" from 7-9 p.m. Monday in the Student Center, Room 2222. The dance event is in honor of Luke Steinmann, who died of an aneurysm last March after spending some time in a coma.
The Office of Sustainability has been growing quickly the past few years, and soon it will be bringing in an outside source to monitor Auburn's progress with sustainability initiatives.
In the summer of 2003 after her freshman year at Auburn, Joanna Smith entered a talent show in South Georgia that changed her life.
Lauren Mellor and two other fashion design students from Auburn recently submitted their wedding dress designs for consideration in the War Eagle Wedding dress contest. Mellor submitted the winning dress design, and her gown, dubbed the Wreagle gown, will be worn by the bride on her big day.
The gutted remains of buildings on South College Street mark the graves of many unsuccessful restaurants.
Now a postdoctoral researcher in the department of chemistry and biochemistry, Idris Cerkez came to Auburn in August 2008 through a scholarship program.
The line between what someone means and what they say can be blurry, and with body language there's even more room for mistakes.