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University announces syllabus bank launch

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 31

The syllabus bank is officially ready for use as a result of SGA's collaboration with administration to provide one before the end of the academic year.  Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Timothy R.

Syllabus Bank launches for summer/fall registration

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 31

The syllabus bank is officially ready for use as a result of SGA's collaboration with administration to provide one before the end of the academic year. 

Student credits campus involvement for exponential Twitter growth

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 30

The name Carter-William Palek might ring a bell for several students across campus. Or as Palek himself puts it in his Twitter bio--you're probably his cousin.

SAE fraternity eligible to return in two years

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | March 29

Specific violations were not made public.

Dr. Moose to celebrate ninth birthday

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 29

Dr. Moose is the canine psychologist available through the University student counseling services.

Student relays in honor of his grandparents

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 29

My name is Carter Gustin and I am a Junior win Media Studies with a focus in Visual Media. Pictures attached. "The first time I got involved with relay was my sophomore year of high school.

'Let's Start the Conversation' kicks off Mental Health Week

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | March 28

Mental Health Week kicked off in the Foy Auditorium for a panel discussion held by the Mental Health Taskforce.

SGA prepares for syllabus bank rollout

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | March 28

Student Government appointed its new committee chairs as well as various council positions in individual schools. 

Department of rehabilitation and counseling holds student dialogue

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | March 27

Students shared ideas for incorporating cultural diversity into the curriculum.

Student landscape group holding annual spring plant sale

By Staff Report | March 27

The sale will take place from Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 2.

Marlo Thomas of 'That Girl' coming to campus in April

By Staff Report | March 27

The University announced Marlo Thomas would be making an appearance on Auburn's campus as a keynote speaker for the 15th annual Women's Philanthropy Board Spring Symposium and Luncheon. 

Active Minds and SCS host Mental Health Week

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | March 27

Auburn Active Minds and Student Counseling Services will be joining forces this week to put on Mental Health Week.

Open forum for women and their supporters to be hosted Friday

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | March 26

Set Your Sails is an open forum to discuss issues facing women and their supporters.

'Be Bold, Be Powerful, Be You': Women's Leadership Conference encourages strength

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | March 25

The 11th annual Women's Leadership Conference was hosted on Friday, March 24. 

Ladies' Society of Collegiate Success hosts 'confessions of the new black woman'

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | March 25

This series of talks and performances was intended to start conversations between black men and women about issues pressing black women as “double minorities.”

International Poetry Night celebrates literature on World Poetry Day

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | March 22

Internation Poetry Night celebrated World Poetry Day in Foy Hall. 

University wins eighth Tree Campus USA designation

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | March 22

This year marks the eighth consecutive year Auburn wins the Tree Campus USA Designation. According to Horticulture Professor Gary Keever, Auburn has already begun work for earning their ninth. “Throughout the year, AU Landscape Services documents expenses associated with all tree planting care” Keever said.

Junior named finalist for Harry S. Truman Scholarship

By Amanda Ronan | Campus Writer | March 22

Hallie Nelson, a junior at Auburn University studying in the College of Engineering, University College and College of Liberal Arts, has been named a finalist for the prestigious Harry S.