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.
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Pawnshops thrive despite economy
(02/24/11 10:00am)
With the current state of the economy, pawnshops are no longer attracting just gun enthusiasts.
Precision agriculture helps Ala. farmers cut costs
(02/24/11 10:00am)
Not all crops are created equal, and precision agriculture technology allows farmers to treat them specifically, saving money in the process.
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.
Tigers to face Tide with postseason on the line
(02/17/11 10:00am)
The Auburn women's basketball team will face archrival Alabama Thursday at 7 p.m.
Brave expressions
(02/17/11 10:00am)
Jake, 11, has nonverbal autism, meaning he doesn't use spoken language in the traditional way.
Bands rock Facebook
(02/17/11 10:00am)
Local bands are using all the right keys to create their own promotional Facebook pages.
Track 'em Tigers
(02/10/11 10:00am)
The track and field teams broke a 20-year school record and won seven events this weekend at the GaREAT Collegiate Invitational in Geneva, Ohio.
Auburn faces LSU in battle of the Tigers
(02/10/11 10:00am)
The Auburn women have dropped three of their past four games in blowout losses to the Tennessee Lady Vols and Kentucky Wildcats, as well as a loss to the Mississippi State Lady Bulldogs in what head coach Nell Fortner described as "one of the most disappointing losses I've had here at Auburn."
Learn to walk backward, share Auburn knowledge
(02/10/11 10:00am)
Student recruiters have two things on their minds: avoiding all curbs and stairs as they walk backward and, more importantly, telling future students about the Auburn family.
People of the Plains
(02/03/11 10:00am)
Fred Lord's musical talent has led him all over the world, but he chose to play music permanently in Loachapoka.
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.
Philosophy discussions emerge at the Gnu's Room
(01/27/11 10:00am)
The first Philosophy at the Gnu's Room meeting of the semester kicked off with a discussion on virtues and vices Tuesday.
Auburn's businesses in the off season
(01/27/11 10:00am)
During the spring semester, football-oriented businesses must depend on other services and products to stay in business.
Auburn parties like a champion
(01/23/11 12:13am)
It felt like a game day, as more than 60,000 of the Auburn family gathered in Jordan-Hare Stadium to celebrate the Tigers' 2010 national championship, its first since 1957.
Tigers celebrate historic season
(01/20/11 10:10am)
Auburn fans are preparing to party like it's 1957 as the football team brings home the Coaches' Trophy Saturday.
Fairley joins Newton in declaring for the 2011 NFL draft
(01/15/11 12:40am)
Auburn defensive lineman Nick Fairley announced Friday he will forgo his senior season to enter the NFL draft.
Our View: Sixty minutes to glory
(12/02/10 10:05am)
Has it all been a dream?
Women look to rebound off close loss to Florida St.
(11/18/10 10:05am)
The women's basketball team will face Duke Thursday at the Auburn Arena.
A daily struggle: life with paranoid schizophrenia
(11/18/10 10:05am)
She walks through Haley Center like any other person, but as she passes fellow students, one question echoes in her mind, "Can they tell?"