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Lauren Burk was walking through campus on her way back from her boyfriend’s dorm when she was abducted, shot, and left fatally wounded on Alabama Highway 147. Her killer then drove back to campus and set her car on fire.
Auburn is a transient college town for many, but Councilwoman Lynda Tremaine’s family has lived in Auburn for more than 150 years. Her great-grandfather John F. Heard moved to the small railroad town from Georgia during the Civil War era.
The Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame welcomed five new members in its 2016 induction ceremony.
Auburn will travel to Mississippi State University on Saturday, March 5, for what seems, on the surface, to be a meaningless game.
Last year’s University Program Council sponsored Auburn Airwaves “Concert Block Party” is not hard to forget and not for the right reasons for some concert attendees. With a line-up like Kesha, Nelly and Nick Jonas along with a one-night-only open container law in downtown, the block party was bound to be a good time, and it was.
Everyone goes through that awkward stage. It’s unavoidable, unconventional and it usually happens, for most, somewhere between those middle school and high school years.
For the No. 3 team in the nation, a week of dominance did not go unnoticed by its league. Auburn's Kasey Cooper has been named the SEC Softball Player of the Week for the week of Feb. 21-28. In six games, she had a .438 batting average with 11 hits, 11 RBI and seven runs, helping the Tigers outscore their opponents 73-3.
Sarah Pitts, junior with a double major in English literature and Spanish, was recently named a finalist for one of the nation’s most prestigious academic scholarships.
The man responsible for selling almost 4 liters of a date-rape drug to an undercover police officer will spend 8 1/2 years behind bars.
A team of researchers, led by Chris Hamilton, former doctoral student in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University, discovered a previously unknown species of tarantula near Folsom State Prison in California.
It only took five years at Auburn for women's tennis coach Lauren Spencer to make history.
A casual bystander watching the varsity boys basketball team practice might think the blond guy wearing a pink polo is Auburn High School’s head basketball coach. He walks between the groups of players, offering suggestions and critiquing players.
Mike Hubbard had no idea when he first became a disk jockey at the age of 13 in Hartwell, Georgia, he would work for several football players’ Heisman campaigns — or become the speaker of Alabama’s House of Representatives.
After Auburn snagged former player Kodi Burns from Arizona State University earlier this week to coach wide receivers, the Tigers have reportedly hired another Arizona State staff member.
A day after losing Dameyune Craig to LSU, Auburn has hired another receivers coach.
Madison Rolling, junior in industrial systems engineering, was elected Miss Auburn 2016 at the SGA callouts on Monday, Feb. 8, after campaigning all week for her “Clothing for Confidence” platform.
The votes are in, and Jesse Westerhouse is Auburn's next SGA president.
Dharma, Katie Hogan’s 6-year-old hound mix, was unusually well-behaved on her 3/4-mile walk around the trailer park they called home.
I would be a great President of the College of Business because I have the leadership skills and experience. I will provide assistant to administration and my fellow peers by using my voice to make needed changes. I have a positive attitude and good communication skills, and I will do everything I can to commit my time and thoughts to bettering our department. I will increase study space, create department specific tutoring, improve facilities, and enhance student-employer relations. I will do this by representing the School of Business to the best of my ability.
Last March, a number of Auburn students, applicants and even nonapplicants to the University received a letter by mail notifying them of a data security incident that potentially exposed their personal information.
