10 things you didn’t know about Lee County
(06/22/15 3:21pm)
1. Zora Neale Hurston, author of “Their Eyes Were Watching God,” was born in Notasulga.
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Artist turns scraps into sentiments with Decorative Metalworks
(06/20/15 7:11pm)
Byron Williams was not always an artist.
Auburn grad, comedian, hits New York comedy scene
(06/21/15 4:38pm)
Paul Schissler said he always wanted to be a comedian, but was too scared to talk in front of people. That is, until he won a Last Comic Standing contest put on by UPC during his senior year at Auburn.
Cool off with water sports
(06/10/15 6:13pm)
Summertime is hot, and cooling off by the pool is one way to relax. However, there are natural resources in Auburn that combine fitness, fun and water.
Auburn students attend summer music festivals
(06/09/15 8:53pm)
Music festivals are a popular activity each summer.
Netflix original series in review
(06/07/15 12:44pm)
Want a bit of action in life? Looking for your romantic fix? Need a laugh? Netflix Inc. is an on-demand, subscription-based, internet streaming service provided to millions of subscribers worldwide.
Red Clay Brewing Company opens in Opelika
(06/07/15 3:49pm)
Red Clay Brewing Company is the first brewery to open in Opelika.
A day in the life of a student skydiver
(06/04/15 4:28pm)
Many people consider jumping out of airplanes a terrifying concept. However, for a few Auburn students, skydiving is the relaxing part of the week.
Wood Duck Heritage Preserve thrives despite pollution
(05/30/15 5:59pm)
Roger Johnson, former president of the Friends of the Opelika Wood Duck Heritage Preserve, stood against the bed of his pickup truck outside the Preserve with two pairs of binoculars. He would need them further down the trail at the viewing blind.
Huntsville native Claire Lynch performing at Bluegrass on the Plains
(05/29/15 3:36pm)
Claire Lynch and her band have performed all over the world, but today, Friday, May 29, they will perform somewhere familiar.
Former Auburn media studies professor publishes first novel 'Still Waters'
(05/30/15 5:03pm)
Ash Parsons, former Auburn media studies professor, published her first novel "Still Waters" April 21.
Campus bike share coming in the fall
(05/29/15 9:58pm)
Bike Share is a service that campus students have been asking about, according to Jennifer Morse, communications and outreach manager with the Office of Sustainability.
Opening reception held for Auburn art instructor
(05/23/15 8:23pm)
Lauren Howard, Auburn art instructor, held an opening reception for her solo art exhibition Friday, May 22, at Fieldwork Projects from 5-7 p.m.
Tips to make moving out easier
(05/09/15 3:00pm)
As the school year comes to an end, students are beginning to prepare to move out.
Students use music as a stress reliever
(05/07/15 6:10pm)
With the stress of balancing school and social lives, it is common for students to find an outlet to escape the stress.
The Rec center finds a new way to encourage women
(05/04/15 6:25pm)
Entering into any sport can be difficult. It can be especially hard for women if they feel they have to compete against men.
Auburn graduates ready to volunteer for Peace Corps
(04/30/15 11:12pm)
Studying abroad for a month or a semester can seem like a long time. Volunteering abroad for a year and a half can seem like forever to some.
Popular ways to study during finals season explained
(04/30/15 11:09pm)
With finals around the corner, students across campus are studying for the last tests of the year.
Testosterone and Tiaras: guys’ perspectives on pageants
(04/30/15 9:48pm)
The pageant world is often seen as all glitz, glamour and looking pretty on a stage. However, the recent Big Man on Campus event caused some male competitors to rethink their views on the pageant industry.
Splash of trend on campus with multiple color runs
(04/28/15 5:20pm)
As part of a trend, people gather to run while having colored powder thrown or squirted at them.