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Night one of UPC's Red Barn Series features local musicians

By Dylan McGlamry | Campus Writer | March 2

The Red Barn Series kicked off this year with performances from Alex Wilkerson and The Brook and The Bluff.

Rec Center hosts fourth annual Yoga Rave

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | March 2

Campus Recreation held its fourth annual Yoga Rave in the MAC gym at the Rec Center.

Arnold Air Society works with the community

By Amanda Ronan | Campus Writer | March 2

The Arnold Air Society (AAS) is a national organization that is held at many schools across the United States that gives the Air Force ROTC members a chance to serve and better their community.

Science pub: drinking to save a species

By Dylan McGlamry | Campus Writer | March 1

The College of Science and Math hosted a Science Pub event at the Red Clay Brewing Co. in Opelika as part of an ongoing series of guest speakers the college has invited each month.

Miss Auburn's sister inspires lifelong dedication to platform

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | March 1

Ashley Moates, junior in communication disorders and newly elected Miss Auburn, has dedicated her life and platform to a cause that hits closer than home. 

Smith uses engineering background to prepare for VP duties

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | March 1

Justin Smith, SGA vice president, is bringing a unique set of talents to the VP position.

SGA discusses new office hours, elects president pro tempore

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | February 27

SGA held its weekly meeting where they discussed new expectations of senators and chose a new president pro tempore.

'What-A-Drag!' raises funds for LGBTQ organizations

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | February 27

Spectrum hosted their annual charity fundraising event, “What-A-Drag," where individuals and groups come to perform and raise money for LGBTQ+ organizations.

Robbery reported on Toomer Street

By Staff Report | February 25

The Auburn Police Division is investigating a robbery that reportedly occurred near the Lambda Chi house on Toomer Street this morning, according to a University public safety notice.

Phillip B. Williams celebrates his experiences at museum

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | February 25

Poet Phillip B. Williams is the type of artist shaped far more by the people he’s known than the places he’s been or the events he’s been a part of.

More than 20 projects exceed Tiger Giving Day goals

February 22

Tiger Giving Day is a 24-hour fundraising period for multiple projects.

University allows media to tour new Mell Classroom

February 22

Members of the media and guests were invited to tour the Mell Classroom addition to the Ralph Brown Draughon library.

Kennedy and Hinton face-off after tie in race to become HCOB senator

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 22

In the race for Harbert College of Business senator, Porter Kennedy and Crandall Hinton found themselves in a rare situation: a dead-even tie.

New SGA officers assign executive positions

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | February 20

The SGA met for its first official meeting under its new administration, led by President Jacqueline Keck, Vice President Justin Smith and Treasurer Frank McEwen.

Women's Studies Program to host Amelia Jones

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | February 20

On Feb. 20, the Department of Art & Art History and the Women’s Studies Program of Auburn University will be hosting Dr. Amelia Jones.

Library houses "Shug's Men" exhibit

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | February 18

The first floor of the Ralph Brown Draughon Library houses an exhibit in honor of the 1957 national championship team coached by Ralph “Shug” Jordan.

New oaks planted at Toomer's Corner

By Dylan McGlamry | Campus Writer | February 18

Both of the Toomer’s Corner oaks have been replanted after the West Magnolia oak was set alight in September.

The G.O.A.T. reflects on losing the vote

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 17

Most of the student body will remember Caleb Marshall from his stand-out performance in the 2017 SGA Debate last week where he encouraged students to "vote for the G.O.A.T."