Largest MRI machine in state coming to Auburn
(02/24/11 10:00am)
Auburn's newly constructed Magnetic Resonance Imaging Research Center will soon house the largest MRI machine in Alabama.
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National Merit Scholars talk testing, extracurriculars
(02/17/11 10:00am)
A record total of 134 National Merit Scholars were admitted to Auburn summer and fall 2010, according to National Merit Scholarship Corporation Annual Report.
Earning degrees from home
(02/03/11 10:00am)
Higher education and a full-time job seem like mutually exclusive ideas.
Far from a drag
(02/03/11 10:05am)
Braxton Tanner sits alone at a small table in the Gnu's Room wearing an Auburn baseball cap and a green Hollister sweater. Tanner looks like any college male, but he has a secret that most people couldn't guess by looking at him.
Auburn launches new website
(01/27/11 10:10am)
For the first time since 2005, the Auburn University home page has a new look.
Aerial surveying to aid county in project planning
(01/20/11 10:00am)
Surveying throughout the county began last week as the Lee County Cooperative's Aerial Project took off.
Tigers look for big win against pool rival Florida
(01/20/11 10:00am)
Nothing's meaner than a wet cat.
Barnes & Noble's successful, backlit NOOKcolor is bright, vibrant and fast
(01/20/11 10:00am)
The Barnes & Noble NOOKcolor (Nook) e-reader is Barnes & Noble's next entry into the growing e-reader market. It follows their successful NOOK e-reader released in late 2009.
Let's stay focused
(11/11/10 10:00am)
For those who forgot amidst all the Cameron Newton allegations, the Auburn Tigers face the Georgia Bulldogs this Saturday in the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.
Volleyball prepares for last home match of season
(11/11/10 10:00am)
The Auburn volleyball team (17-11, 8-8 SEC) will finish the last of a three-game homestand Sunday against the Ole Miss Rebel Black Bears (17-8, 11-5 SEC).
MBA program rank climbs
(11/11/10 10:00am)
The Master of Business Administration program ranked 35th in the nation and 75th worldwide in a recent survey by the Financial Times.
Team awarded $1.3 million for biodiversity research
(10/21/10 9:00am)
A research team led by professors Ken Halanych and Scott Santos received a grant of $3 million from the National Science Foundation in association with the Assembling the Tree of Life program.
Assistive Technology Conference discusses disabilities
(10/14/10 9:00am)
Mobility problems are being solved with innovative technologies such as machines that allow disabled persons to control computers with the movement of their eyes.
Whatcha gonna do?
(10/07/10 9:05am)
The president's secret security detail has nothing on coach Gene Chizik's entourage.
Overtime nail-biter
(09/23/10 9:00am)
Because of the effort given during the Clemson game, senior linebacker Josh Bynes was recognized as Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Week.
Our View: Delicious tacos with a side of diversity
(09/09/10 9:00am)
Did you know Opelika has a taco truck?
Cross-country prepares for Troy Invitational Tournament
(09/02/10 9:00am)
Members of Auburn's cross-country teams are lacing up their sneakers and getting ready to hit the ground running this weekend.
Tiger Talent Show stomps, rocks and jams
(08/26/10 9:00am)
Several entered, but only one could be named winner of the first Tiger Talent Show.
Christopher Nolan a Dreamweaver?
(07/19/10 6:38pm)
Movie goers across the country will be leaving theaters amazed and confused after watching the dream warfare thriller "Inception," the latest masterpiece from acclaimed director Christopher Nolan.
Will the New iPhone Change Everything?
(06/17/10 8:43pm)
Apple's iPhone4 launches June 24 with its running slogan "This changes everything." Again, it has much hype to live up to. According to Apple, the new iPhone4 is the thinnest smartphone ever produced, 34 percent thinner than its predecessor.