Local artist raises money for Japanese tsunami relief
(03/31/11 9:00pm)
Iain Stewart of Opelika may not look like the most artistic guy, but don't be fooled by his appearance.
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Trustee terms expire, changes may come
(03/03/11 10:00am)
Nine seats on the Auburn Board of Trustees will be up for grabs this year, which could mean big changes for Auburn.
Coach Spry keeps team on track
(03/03/11 10:00am)
Ralph Spry spends his afternoons training the track and field team at Wilbur Hutsell track.
Baseball travels to Charleston
(03/03/11 10:00am)
The Auburn Tigers baseball team will hit the road for the first time this season as they travel to Charleston, S.C., to compete in the College of Charleston Tournament.
Coalition competes to fight global issues
(02/24/11 10:00am)
Auburn is currently ranked 11th in the ONE Campus Challenge, an annual nationwide competition that takes place Feb. 1 through Mar. 31.
Congo ambassador speaks on African issues
(02/24/11 9:59am)
She goes by Her Excellency.
Auburn comes up short against Tide, 51-59
(02/18/11 3:24am)
The Auburn women's basketball team (14-12) lost 51-59 to the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Class explores conflict in Middle East
(02/17/11 10:00am)
The recent revolution in Egypt has brought new appeal to the International Relations in the Middle East class, which helps students better understand current events around the world.
Survivor in Wooten accident files lawsuit
(02/10/11 10:00am)
Frankie Bell, 39, of Opelika, has filed a civil suit against the driver of the 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier that injured her and killed COSAM Dean Marie Wooten Nov. 5, 2010.
Tigers look to snap losing streak against Mississippi State
(02/10/11 10:00am)
It has been just over a week since Auburn earned its first conference win, but two conference losses and one suspension later, questions continue to bind head coach Tony Barbee and the men's basketball team (8-15).
SGA & Miss Auburn elections 2011
(02/03/11 10:05am)
PRESIDENT
Emory professor lectures on molecules, evolution
(02/03/11 10:00am)
Through years of science classes, we learned molecules surround us and make up essentially everything we encounter.
Meal plan lawsuit dismissed
(01/27/11 10:15am)
The class-action lawsuit against Auburn University and Chartwell's/Compass USA, the company that operates on-campus dining for the University, was dismissed by Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Robert Vance Dec. 29.
$2.5 million pedestrian safety lawsuit settled out of court
(01/27/11 10:10am)
Walton Law Firm just closed what Trip Walton called "the biggest case in the history of Lee County," resulting in $2.5 million for his client.
Auburn's swimming Tigers prepare for SEC Championship
(01/27/11 10:00am)
The Auburn swimming and diving teams are headed to the SEC Championship once again.
Men struggle in SEC play, look for win on the road
(01/27/11 10:00am)
The men's basketball team continues the hunt for its first SEC victory of the season on the road at South Carolina Saturday afternoon.
Coffee overindulgence may ensue
(01/27/11 10:00am)
Beginning May 3, the Starbucks Coffee Company will be launching its new 31 ounce cold cup size, appropriately named "Trenta," meaning "30" in Italian. The drink will be available in all U.S. stores.
Holocaust survivors art exhibit comes to opelika
(01/20/11 10:05am)
"Never Again."
AU fans once again demonstrate Southern class, spirit
(01/20/11 10:00am)
"Family. All in."
As most students head home for the holidays, international students find alternatives
(12/02/10 10:00am)
With the holidays beginning, most students are packing their bags and preparing to head home. For international students, however, going home for the break is not always an option.