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Bodie Hinton remembered as 'the person who turned the band around'

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | June 8

Former Marching Band Director and Professor of Music Emeritus Johnnie Vinson remembers his mentor Wilbur "Bodie" Hinton as "the person who really turned the band around and brought it into the future." Hinton, who was the marching band director from 1956-1969 and chair of the music department until he retired in 1984, died this week at 95.

Former Marching Band Director dies at 95

By Staff Report | June 7

Wilbur “Bodie” Hinton, former Auburn University Marching Band director, is dead at 95, according to the Auburn University Alumni Band.

From the archives: Muhammad Ali at Auburn

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | June 4

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Four graduates awarded Fulbright Scholarships

By Staff Report | June 2

Four alumni have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships, according to a University release. The Fulbright Scholarship is an educational exchange program sponsored by the U.S. government.

CAMP WAR EAGLE ISSUE | Making the most out of recruitment: Advice from the head Pi Chi

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | May 27

Taylor Horton, junior in rehab service and head pi chi (a Pi Chi is a woman who leads potential new members through recruitment) for sorority recruitment, sat down to give a few pointers to those considering giving greek life a try. Q: What should you bring with you through recruitment? A: “I would say a hairbrush and an extra pair of shoes to slip on so you aren’t in heels all day.

Dog delivers record-breaking 19 puppies at College of Veterinary Medicine

By Staff Report | May 27

All but one of the puppies survived the caesarean delivery by a multidisciplinary team of faculty veterinarians at the Wilford and Kate Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital.

Auburn Professor helps discover the redness gene in birds

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | May 26

Auburn professor and a team of researchers study Canaries to figure out the redness gene.

Sculptor Joanna Blake, Auburn graduate, dies in Italy at 39

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | May 26

Blake, a 1999 Auburn graduate, traveled to Italy to celebrate her birthday, according to the reports.

Student counseling services

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | May 24

Last year, as issues related to mental health continued to surface on Auburn's campus and Student Counseling Services came under fire for long waits and unpublicized resources, University administration and the student government began to explore how to improve the University's resources for students' mental health needs. The SGA and the University administration commissioned a Task Force on Student Mental Health to determine how the University could better provide and publicize for resources and support on campus. The report released earlier this year found the University was ranked near the bottom when compared to schools of similar size. "It is important to note that the Task Force found that Auburn University currently ranks at or near the bottom with regard to the number of mental health counselors," the report stated.

Auburn’s engineering senior student design team wins Air Force challenge

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | May 24

The team is applying for a patent for their Design Assist System.

Doctoral student hopes to break down mental health barriers, reach out to minorities through fellowship

By Megan Gill | News Writer | May 23

Branch was awarded a $20,000 fellowship by the National Board for Certified Counselors.

Malzahn and Saban to participate in Lutzie 43 Invitational

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | May 20

Auburn head football coach Gus Malzahn and Alabama head football coach Nick Saban will play in the Lutzie 43 Foundation's first annual Lutzie 43 Invitational on May 24 in Sylacauga.

The art of belly dancing comes to Auburn's campus

By Megan Gill | News Writer | May 20

Auburn’s Cultural Music Society will host the performance in Auburn University’s Foy Hall auditorium.

Bid Day access to be limited with barricade and wristband system

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | May 19

Access to the Village dorms and lawns will be restricted on Bid Day, said Director of Greek Life Jill Moore Martin. The area will be barricaded and only guests with wristbands will be allowed to enter the event.

Chemical engineering professor inspires students to reach their full potential

By Rachel Sprouse | Campus Writer | May 16

Davis, who has taught at Auburn University since 2005, said it was "quite an honor" to receive the award. "This award is particularly meaningful because it indicates that I'm having an impact on people in the community and people outside of Auburn," Davis said.

South Donahue and Lem Morrison closures begin today

By Staff Report | May 16

The intersection of South Donahue Drive at Lem Morrison Drive will be reduced to two lanes today, May 16, through July, according to Facilities Management. The closures will extend underground utilities to the Health Science Sector.

Auburn University’s planned Aviation Education Facility moving forward with $5 million in new state funding

By Staff Report | May 12

The 23,000-square-foot facility will replace a structure built in 1950 that has limited space as well as maintenance issues, the release states. University officials soon will begin the design process and will present a proposal to the Board of Trustees later this year.

Record number of Auburn University students receive National Science Foundation Fellowships

By Staff Report | May 12

Each fellowship consists of three years of support accessible over a five-year period, the release states. The National Science Foundation provides an annual stipend of $34,000 to each fellow and a cost-of-education allowance of $12,000 to the degree-granting institution

Graduate wins James Madison Fellowship for graduate studies

By Staff Report | May 12

This is the third consecutive year an Auburn student has won the fellowship.

Market at Ag Heritage Park to open in new location

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | May 11

The growers-only farmers market will be beside Ag Heritage Park’s Edward L. Lowder Red Barn and Farm Implement Museum, 580-B S. Donahue Drive for summer 2016.