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Toles show disappointment after 61-60 loss. Rod Guajardo/MANAGING EDITOR

Women's Basketball Loses Close Game to No. 21 Vanderbilt 61-60.

Vanderbilt University senior guard Lauren Lueders nailed a 3-pointer to break a 53-53 second-half tie and the No. 21 Commodores (14-5, 3-3 SEC) held off the Auburn Tigers (11-8, 2-4 SEC) in the final seconds to pull out a 61-60 victory in front of a crowd of 2,658 at Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum Thursday night.

Shelby, Coliseum Still on Schedule to Open Late 2010

With the semester winding down, construction is moving full speed ahead on the new basketball arena and phase II of the Shelby Center construction.

Auburn Public Library Provides Incentives to Read

The Auburn Public Library provides incentives for children to read outside of school, through its seasonal reading programs.

Auburn Hosts Renewable Energy Conference

Cars of the future were the talk of the town Nov. 17-18 as Auburn hosted the Sixth Annual Alabama Renewable Energy Conference at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.

Victorian Front Porch Tour Entertains, Delights Locals

This Christmas, Opelika is celebrating like it's 1899.

No. 1 Auburn Equestrian Topples to No. 2 Georgia, 12-8

Auburn's Equestrian team was defeated 12-8 by SEC rival Georgia Friday in the final match of the fall season.

Auburn alum speaks on campus

"Where will you be in 2069 - 60 years from now?"

Onterio McCalebb rushed for 60 yards Saturday night: Rod Guajardo/ Photo Editor

Budget Cuts Will Not Affect Classes at Auburn

An article by the Associated Press claims universities are facing budget reductions that ultimately cause courses to be cut and teachers to be laid off, making it harder for students to graduate.

Auburn Equestrian Wins on the Road

Auburn's No. 1 Equestrian team traveled north for Nov. 7 and 8 meets and came home with wins.

Fannin rushed for 60 yards against Furman: Ashlea Draa/ Assistant Photo Editor

Efficient Energy Evolves 'Easily'

Turn the light bulbs on during class, but keep them off at home. Using energy wisely will reduce the cost of an electric bill as well as conserve resources.

Local organizations take donations at Ninth Annual Trick-or-Treat Downtown event.

On one of Auburn's spookiest nights, an assortment of ghosts, goblins and princesses lined the streets of downtown Auburn with their moms and dads Thursday, Oct. 29, for the city's Ninth Annual Trick-or-Treat Downtown event.

Darkness, Silence Cause Hallucinations

The results of a study conducted at University College London said when a group of people are placed in a dark, silent room, many start hallucinating after just a few minutes.

Stores Make Halloween Costumes Readily Available

With all the fun and excitement Halloween brings each year, there is one part that can be an agent of anxiety.

Intercollegiate Tennis Association Strips Win from Auburn Athletes

It was a weekend of highs and lows for senior wheelchair tennis player Jared Rehm after being stripped of the doubles title at the second annual Intercollegiate Tennis Association National Collegiate Wheelchair Tennis Championships.

Camp reaches out to Auburn

The holiday season is quickly approaching, but Keith Ries and Meredith Raley are already making plans for summer 2010.

Home Run Derby is a Big Hit for Fans and Charity

The sixth annual Home Run Derby Friday was a smash hit, bringing in more than $5,000 and 1,700 fans.

Diamond Dolls are back again, supporting baseball

Seventh-inning stretches have been lovelier since the return of the Diamond Dolls last season.