Thrift stores give back to community
(06/23/11 10:00am)
While the response to recent natural disasters has shown the generosity of the Auburn family, students can continue the spirit locally through thrift stores.
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Baseball camps showcase potential Auburn athletes
(06/16/11 10:00am)
Although the 2011 Auburn baseball season is over, the staff is still busy at work.
A not so lazy crowd gathered to listen to the music of The Lazy Birds
(06/02/11 9:45am)
The Standard Deluxe, a printing company based in Waverly and created by Scott Peek, has evolved so much since its start in 1991 that it has also become a venue for music concerts.
University paid author now accused of fraud $28,000 to speak at event
(06/02/11 9:59am)
"It's a beautiful story, and it's a lie," Jon Krakauer said on CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday, April 17. Krakauer, bestselling author of "Into Thin Air" was referring to Greg Mortensen's book, "Three Cups of Tea."
Walking out of class, down the aisle
(06/02/11 10:00am)
Textbooks, notepads, pens, pencils, scantrons and... a bridal gown?
Annual Click It or Ticket Campaign aims to save local lives
(05/26/11 10:00am)
It's that time of the year again, with Memorial Day weekend coming up, police in the state are cracking down for the annual Click It or Ticket seat belt mobilization.
Tigers prepare for final meet before conference championships
(04/28/11 9:00am)
The track and field team's annual trip to the Penn Relays at Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pa., begins April 28.
Women's golf takes SEC title at home, finishing 11 strokes ahead of second-place Alabama
(04/21/11 9:05am)
The season isn't finished for the women's golf team.
Equestrian rides into nationals
(04/14/11 9:05am)
The equestrian team will travel to Waco, Texas, April 14-16 for a chance at the Equestrian National Championship title.
Modern views on sex influenced by education, technology
(04/14/11 9:00am)
When your parents were in college, they were probably thinking about the same things we are. Freedom, independence...and sex.
International Justice Mission combats human trafficking
(04/07/11 9:00am)
Five hundred dollars could pay for an iPad, a cruise, a month's rent--or a slave's freedom.
People of the Plains
(04/07/11 9:00am)
John Skinner likes bikes.
Freshman hikes for hunger
(04/07/11 9:00am)
While you may have spent this past weekend laying by the pool or exploring the bars downtown, Kristen Ziegler spent hers walking for a cause.
March mixes politics and service
(03/31/11 9:00am)
The Third Annual Hunger March, hosted by the Committee of 19, is going in a new direction.
Park festival sets record vendor numbers
(03/31/11 9:00am)
Homemade art, fried pies and face painting filled the Opelika Municipal Park for the sixth annual Garden in the Park Festival hosted by Keep Opelika Beautiful.
Phi Beta Kappa society celebrates past decade
(03/31/11 9:00am)
The year 1776 marked more than the beginning of a nation.
Equestrian heads to Palmetto State for championships
(03/24/11 9:00am)
The eighth Southern Equestrian Championships will be determined March 25 after a two-day competition.
Girl Scouts switch back to original baker, recipe
(03/24/11 9:00am)
When it comes to distinguishing Girl Scout Cookies, you have to think outside of the box.
Auburn rallies on the road for consecutive comeback win
(03/06/11 6:27pm)
The men's basketball team secured its second straight double-digit comeback victory on the road against LSU Saturday 60-51, overcoming a second-half deficit of 15 points.
Updyke preliminary hearing canceled
(03/03/11 10:10am)
The preliminary hearing for Harvey Updyke, the man accused of poisoning the Toomer's oaks, originally scheduled for March 2, has been canceled.