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College of Engineering to break ground on $40 million student achievement center

By Staff Report | January 30

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering is planning to break ground on a $40 million student achievement center on Thursday, Feb. 2 at 1 p.m.

CHAARG helps Auburn women 'Find their Fit'

January 30

Since last Spring semester, CHAARG has helped Auburn women “Find their Fit” by providing them with a network of others looking to get in shape and make new friends.

University issues statement regarding executive order

By Staff Report | January 30

The University encourages international students, faculty and staff with questions about immigration or H-1B/green cards to contact the Office of International Programs at (334) 844-5001.

Med Clinic sees spike in flu cases

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | January 29

Auburn's campus has seen a rapid increase in confirmed influenza cases, as seen by the growing attendance each day at the University's Medical Clinic. 

McCrary Institute brings cyber security to College of Engineering

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor and Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | January 29

Anthony Skelljum, Charles D. McCrary Institute director, The McCrary Institute's focus in on optimizing the protection and security of essential resources necessary for day-to-day survival.

APLU president: Immigration order should 'be promptly reconsidered'

By Staff Report | January 29

The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) is a research, policy and advocacy organization that represents 237 public research universities, land-grant institutions, state university systems and affiliated organizations.

Museum showcases South Korean artist

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | January 28

Jiha Moon’s work challenges western notions of Asian culture.

Capitol on the Plains brings together state representatives for political discussion

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | January 27

SGA hosted the Capitol on the Plains in Langdon Hall on Thursday, Jan. 26 where U.S. representatives and state leaders spoke to Auburn students address policy questions and other state concerns.

SDA hosts speaker to discuss eating disorder treatment

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | January 27

On Thursday, January 19, Martha Lee Anne Baugh, MS, RD, LD of A Center for Eating Disorders in Birmingham, AL, spoke during the Student Dietetic Association’s monthly meeting.

A student's guide to pet ownership

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor , Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief and Anne Dawson | Online Editor | January 25

Everything you need to know about living with a four-legged roommate. 

Skin deep: a student's battle with melanoma motivates her to educate others

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | January 25

“The light drained from her eyes as soon as she saw it,” Smith said. “In that moment, I could tell she just knew.”

​Campus Safety & Security promotes stalking awareness

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | January 25

As January is National Stalking Awareness Month, the University Department of Campus Safety and Security has developed a list of tools they believe students should be equipped with in the event they find themselves in a stalking situation where they've become fearful. 

University professor recommends students meditate

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | January 25

Mediation is the practice of spending time in quiet thought, and while this contrasts with what many college students would think to do in their free time, its benefits might be worthwhile

SGA talks syllabus bank, activity fees

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | January 24

Tonight’s SGA meeting included executive updates on registration initiatives and future orders including a referendum to raise Student Activity fees incrementally over the course of several years.

Fine Arts Museum Hosts Double Events

By Romy Iannuzzi | Campus Reporter | January 24

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts hosted two events tonight: a talk from Auburn’s own art history professor Dr. Catherine Floyd on the avant-garde composer, choreographer, writer, and visual artist John Cage, followed by this month’s Third Thursday event; a showcase of Pittsburgh-born poet James Davis May, hosted by May himself. Floyd’s talk was the first of the two events, showcasing in particular Cage’s visual work, “Haiku,” a commentary on one of Cage’s favorite themes: the profundity of “silence” or negative space in art.

Wall Street Journal says University is responsible for ‘resilient’ economy

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | January 23

A recent Wall Street Journal article spoke on the antidote to America’s long economic malaise is college towns, using Auburn as an example.

SGA prepares for Higher Education Day next month

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | January 23

Students from any major can attend Higher Education Day on February 28, in Montgomery, A.L. to lobby for better funding for higher education.

Student shares the secret life of the American finsta

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | January 18

Auburn sophomore Madison Brooks* is a nineteen-year-old business major from a north-eastern state.