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Jordan-Hare prepares for ticket policy changes

August 19

The SGA and Auburn Athletics are preparing to implement the revised systems.

Lowder opens its doors for the fall semester

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | August 19

Lowder Hall and its Starbucks will be fully accessible starting Monday, Aug. 15.

Plainsman Prep teaches incoming freshmen calculus

August 19

Each year, hundreds of incoming freshmen sign up for pre-engineering or another one of Auburn’s STEM degree programs. This summer, the Office of Academic Support introduced Plainsman Prep, a program which teaches basic calculus concepts to incoming freshmen before they start engineering-level calculus courses such as MATH 1610.

Auburn veterinarian students to host 5k this saturday

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | August 17

The Auburn University Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association (SCVAMA) will be hosting its second annual Trails & Tails 5k. The 5k will take place Saturday, August 20th at 7a.m.

Harlan Bailey resigns as SGA's first executive VP of outreach

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | August 17

He announced his resignation through an email to SGA members. Bailey cited a need to improve his academics as the reason for his departure.

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Bid Day 2016: See who got bids where

By Staff Report | August 13

Know someone who went through recruitment this year? Check out the full list of bids below:

More than 1,200 degrees awarded at summer graduation ceremonies

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | August 6

More than 1,200 students were awarded degrees Saturday, Aug. 6, at the 2016 summer commencement ceremonies.

Unique equipment helps Auburn veterinarians diagnose diseases in large animals

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | August 2

A new piece of unique equipment installed at the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine is assisting veterinary surgeons.

NASA executive to speak at summer graduation

By Staff Report | August 1

Alumnus and director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center Todd May will be the guest speaker at the summer graduation ceremonies Saturday, August 6, according to a University release. 

Alabama College Democrats president reflects on the DNC

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | July 30

Calvin Wilborn could feel the excitement in the air as Hillary Clinton officially became the first female presidential nominee of a major party in U.S.

Facts you should know to study abroad unafraid

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | July 30

To some, going overseas appears to be out of the question, especially when almost every other day there is a new, grim account of what has happened overseas.

University names new chief information officer

By Staff Report | July 29

James "Jim" O'Connor of Georgia Institute of Technology has been named the University's chief information officer, effective October 1, according to a University release.

Brewing science program takes home gold medal in U.S. Open College Beer Championship

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | July 27

Auburn's brewing science program took home a gold medal in the first U.S. Open College Beer Championship for its Adris' Cream Ale. 

Bass fishing team headed to nationals

By Staff Report | July 27

The Auburn University Bass Fishing Team is sending three teams to Carhartt College Bass Nationals to compete with 90 other teams around the U.S., according to the team's Facebook page and Track 'Em Tigers.

Researcher wins National Science Foundation award for technological innovation

By Staff Report | July 27

“This award is reaffirmation of Dr. Lall’s national reputation and recognition of his seminal contributions to the field of mechanical engineering,” said Christopher Roberts, dean of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. “His work has positioned Auburn Engineering to be a leader in harsh environment electronics research as we address the challenges in this exciting field.”

A researcher transcended gender roles, now she wants to help others do the same

By Evan McCullers | Contributing Writer | July 21

Growing up in Mabafweni, Kenya, an impoverished agricultural village on the eastern seaboard of Africa, Esther Ngumbi learned the value of hard work at an early age.

School of Building Science hosting international conference

By Staff Report | July 20

The McWhorter School of Building Science is hosting the 33rd annual International Symposium.