Gone without a trace
(11/10/11 11:03am)
The Space Research Institute is being shut down as the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) reorganizes its institutes.
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Hydrating hair for winter
(11/03/11 10:00am)
Dry winter weather doesn't have to mean dry hair.
Creating a bang in between holidays
(11/03/11 10:00am)
Without enormous warehouses, drunk customers and illegal explosives, Shelton employees would be bored out of their minds.
Tigers chomp Gators 17-6, await LSU in Baton Rouge
(10/20/11 10:03am)
After a 17-6 conference victory over the unranked Florida Gators Saturday, the No. 20 Tigers (5-2, 3-1 SEC) gained the confidence they'll need to face the No. 1 LSU Tigers (7-0, 4-0 SEC) away in Baton Rouge this weekend.
Our View: Broad movement can go in many directions
(10/20/11 10:00am)
What conclusions are there to draw about a movement that has been equally lauded and scorned? How do we feel about a movement that allegedly both loves the American system and wants to bring down Western capitalism? Do we support a movement that has been called both synthetic and grassroots?
Auburn soccer beats LSU
(10/16/11 5:51pm)
Auburn soccer used 18 shots on goal to dominate LSU 3-1 Friday night at the Auburn Sports Complex.
New grant rushes Auburn to forefront of food safety
(10/06/11 10:00am)
That chicken in the freezer may be safer to eat in the future.
Our View: UPC concert impresses, sets the bar high
(10/06/11 12:38am)
A surprising number of people don't know anything about Auburn. Those who are familiar with us know we're a quiet, polite community nestled in a state a lot of people would rather forget about.
Don't resort to apathy in lieu of awareness
(08/25/11 7:40am)
This summer's debt-ceiling debacle caused me serious anxiety.
Kicking it with Havron
(07/14/11 10:00am)
When it's game time for the women's soccer team, no one is more dependable than defensive player Heather Havron, one of four returning seniors.
Swapping up options
(07/07/11 10:00am)
A lot of confusion has been generated by the recent reopening of Chick-fil-A, especially since it coincided with the closing of Au Bon Pain, another dining venue that is often available in the Student Center.
Keeping the cells alive
(07/07/11 10:02am)
Vitaly Vodyanoy may not have a cape or mask, but he is Auburn University's real-life superhero.
Student found dead
(06/30/11 9:46pm)
Tyler B. Forester, a junior at Auburn University, was found dead in his apartment this morning.
Trustees vote for new building
(06/30/11 10:00am)
The Auburn University Board of Trustees approved a new classroom-building project at its June 17 meeting.
Saving information in the digital universe
(04/28/11 9:00am)
With an increase in records being produced digitally, the possibility that a mass of information can be wiped out by a natural disaster or other catastrophe is a prominent threat.
Tigers aim to leap higher in Florida
(04/07/11 9:00am)
The Auburn Tigers track and field team hopes to vault over the competition at the Seminole Invitational hosted by Florida State University this weekend.
Horsing around for an SEC win
(03/31/11 9:00am)
The equestrian team bested the Georgia Bulldogs in the Southeastern Conference championship by a final score of 11-9 in Blythewood, S.C.
Hitting the wall
(03/24/11 9:05am)
Bahamas native Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace became the first Auburn woman to win individual titles in both the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle and the first ever swimmer from the Bahamas to win an NCAA individual title.
Softball prepares to crush rebel forces on home turf
(03/24/11 9:00am)
After dropping two consecutive games in Tuscaloosa, the softball team (25-4, 6-2 SEC) swept South Carolina at home, a streak it hopes to continue this weekend.
Soil samples lead to further removal
(03/24/11 9:10am)
The Toomer's Oaks task force has shifted focus from the soil to the trees themselves, which have begun to show their first leaves of spring.