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Today the legal teams in Speaker Mike Hubbard's ethics trial continued to process of narrowing down the men and women who will on the jury responsible for determining his guilt. Day two saw the list potential jurors decreased to almost 50.
Alabama Speaker Mike Hubbard's ethics trial could begin in a little over three weeks.
The Mosaic Theatre Company members performed pieces they had written themselves based on their own experiences for the first time at their spring showcase on Monday at Telfair B. Peet Theatre.
Anthony Brock waited nearly two years for city leaders to respond to his email.
The following incidents were reported to the Auburn Police Division from April 5–11:
Susan Hunnicutt, public relations officer for the grassroots organization Keep Auburn Lovely, spoke before the Auburn City Council on Tuesday night. Hunnicutt urged the council to reconsider the redevelopment of the Municipal Parking Deck because of the record of the real estate developer given the project.
An Auburn University professor has received the highest honor from the Alabama Academy of Science.
Broken bricks lie scattered on the ground, remnants of silver metal air vents screech, sending a chill down the spine, and shards of glass fill the once-used path leading to a place that is now burned rubble and memories.
No. 11 Auburn women’s tennis closed its first SEC match of the season with a 4-1 loss at No. 3 Georgia.
Michelle Atherley saved her best performance for the brightest lights.
Casimiro grasped the handle of the pipe wrench, playing with it to see how the teeth and clamp worked. A village leader of Quesimpuco, Bolivia, a 200–300 family village located at 13,000 feet in the southern Andes Mountains, Casimiro gladly helped the team of Auburn University engineers in constructing a gravity-fed system of irrigation pipeline that would carry water to crop land even in the drought season when there’s enough dust to choke if the body isn’t used to the conditions.
Name-brand outfits and objects are great, but name-brand prices aren’t.
If Jimmy Fallon worked as a golf cart attendant and filmed Snapchat videos, he might land a spot on the Auburn Campus Story.
Six Auburn athletes have qualified to perform on college indoor track and field’s biggest stage.
Near the end of Gus Malzahn’s press conference Thursday night, March 3, a big smile stretched across his face.
Jessie Johnson made history over the weekend at the SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships.
Alabama is no rookie when confronting severe weather. Alabamians have faced extreme elements in all of its forms.
Update 12:05 a.m.: The tornado watch for Lee County has been canceled.
Though Alabama has gone to Republicans in every presidential election since 1976 and is likely to do so again this November, the state’s place on the primary calendar gives it clout in deciding the Democratic nominee for president.
Space is no longer untouchable. What was once meant only for daring astronauts, huge rockets and space stations has opened up to endless possibility. Satellite technology is accessible now to a range of worldwide private companies and to Auburn University students.
