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Jordan Ebert named to SEC Community Service Team

Auburn baseball's Jordan Ebert was named to the SEC Community Service Team once again, the conference announced Wednesday.

Cooper, Rhodes and Carosone earn postseason awards

The Southeastern Conference announced its annual softball awards Tuesday to honor the top players of the 2016 regular season. Auburn's Kasey Cooper was named Player of the Year, Scholar-Athlete of the Year and is a First Team All-SEC selection. Jade Rhodes was named Second Team All-SEC and SEC All- Defensive along with Cooper and Emily Carosone.

Students’ biofilter media design for water treatment up for EPA prize

A team of undergraduate students from the Departments of Industrial and Systems Engineering and Biosystems Engineering showcased their senior design work — a biofilter media design aimed to improve water treatment systems — during the USA Science and Engineering Festival Expo in Washington, D.C. in April, according to a University release.

A guide to the top construction projects on campus

Incoming freshmen can expect to see some neon orange with the blue on campus as they navigate around Auburn this fall.

The renovations to the complex will affect RO and C Zones adjacent to Band Practice Complex.

Students compete for new parking services app

Parking services is currently testing two student-designed apps that will alert students and faculty to available parking on Auburn University’s campus.

C.J. Tolbert (45) tries to power through a hole in the defense. A-Day Football Game on Saturday, April 9 in Auburn, AL.

Alabama representative files articles of impeachment against Bentley

For the first time in Alabama history, the Yellowhammer State's governor will face the possibility of impeachment. Rep. Ed Henry, R-Hartselle, introduced the articles of impeachment against Gov. Robert Bentley on Tuesday, April 5.

Auburn police: use of deadly force was justified, family of slain woman disagrees

Police said the shooting death of a suicidal woman in Macon County on Sunday, April 3, was justified.

Newcomers find home on Auburn roster

A new Auburn team has found "a life of its own" this year, according to new defensive coordinator Kevin Steele.

Students propose donating TigerCard money

At the end of each spring semester, many Auburn students pack up their belongings following a grueling semester and week of finals and prepare to head home declaring themselves a broke college student.

UPDATE: Victim identified in officer-involved shooting

The Macon County coroner identified the victim in Sunday's officer-involved shooting as Melissa C. Boarts, 36.

Observations from spring practice #9

The Tigers hit the field for the first time after the Saturday scrimmage, and the media was allowed 20 minutes of viewing. Here's what we saw in our time at the practice field.

Catching Up With K.T. Harrell: Exclusive 1-on-1 interview

Sometimes, life is about risking everything for a dream no one can see but you. And after three All-SEC seasons, former Auburn basketball player K.T. Harrell has taken his leap of faith.

Governor creates new Office of Minority Affairs

Gov. Robert Bentley signed an executive order creating a Governor's Office of Minority Affairs on Wednesday, March 9.

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The ongoing search for a dean for the College of Agriculture has ended. The search went full circle and ended up back in Auburn with nine-year Auburn University employee Paul Patterson.

​Auburn junior named finalist for Harry S. Truman Scholarship

Sarah Pitts, junior with a double major in English literature and Spanish, was recently named a finalist for one of the nation’s most prestigious academic scholarships.

Jesse Smith's journey from poverty leads him to run for U.S. House of Representatives

Growing up in public housing in southwest Georgia, Jesse Smith experienced life in the clutches of poverty. Nearly 24 years after he made it out of the projects, he still remembers his early years, and they are the driving force behind his campaign to represent Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Former Auburn professors reflect on experiences with Harper Lee

The loss of famed author Harper Lee hit closer to home for two former Auburn professors.

$2.5 million gift benefits new poultry center, honors industry pioneer

Charles C. “Buddy” Miller III and wife Pinney Allen made a $2.5 million donation to the College of Agriculture that will benefit a new poultry science center, according to a University press release.