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SGA discusses memorial at open forum
A provost open forum was held in the Student Center on Oct. 21 where students and members of the Auburn Community listened to conceptual designs and were invited to comment on the plans, voice concerns and make suggestions.
Sharing rides, stories and blueberry gum: Popular security shuttle driver with tragic past impacts students
By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | April 29Daniel Church started chewing blueberry gum after his throat cancer diagnosis nine years ago. The radiation affected his salivary glands and the gum helps him to feel normal.
Students compete for new parking services app
By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | April 28Parking services is currently testing two student-designed apps that will alert students and faculty to available parking on Auburn University’s campus. The two apps chosen were: MySmartSpot app created by Parking Grid Technologies and FoPark created by Focus Engineering.
OPINION: We need to put a stop to victim blaming
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 27A couple weeks ago, a Yik Yak user claimed a fraternity member raped a female student. The accusation was reportedly baseless, but the response was overwhelming. Without questioning the credibility of the original post, multiple users didn't hesitate to blame the victim.
SGA makes plans for the summer
By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | April 26“This summer, we hope to put in work on every goal that we have set for a year, but here are a few that we have identified as big priorities for the summer,” Laird said.
WEGL celebrates 45 years
By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | April 26Auburn University WEGL 91.1 FM radio station held its 45th anniversary reunion this weekend.
Senators prepare for Up All Night
By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | April 26“We’re really trying to get everyone come,” Hendon said. “We’re going to do Sunday night, Monday night, Tuesday night, Wednesday night, Thursday night, so we’re going to be there by 11:45.”
"Do you smell blueberry muffins?"
By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | April 25Fun fact: Blueberry Gum Guy is not his given name. Daniel Church, a security shuttle driver, has been chauffeuring Auburn students for 10 years now and has made quite an impression on those that hop into his van. Church's hire date was April 11, 2006, making his 10 year anniversary fairly recent.
How not to study for finals
By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | April 25Every student is faced with the difficult task of preparing for finals week at the end of each semester, and it’s made even more stressful when one is uncertain about which study habits will facilitate success. Hannah Hashimi, Study Partners lead tutor and senior in chemistry, said one of the biggest mistakes students make is to get caught up in the hype of finals week. “The library is often a fun and exciting place where students come and commiserate with each other rather than studying,” Hashimi said.
Kenny Chesney 'spread the love,' kicked off tour at Jordan-Hare
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 24There couldn't have been "a better place, a better day, a better night" to start the tour, Chesney said.
Kenny Chesney visits Lambda Chi before Jordan-Hare concert
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 23Kenny Chesney took the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha up on their offer to swing by the night before he kicks off his "Spread the Love" tour in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Auburn University hosting sixth international Anti-Bullying Summit in June in Peachtree City
By Staff Report | April 23Auburn University's Truman Pierce Institute and the Office of Professional and Continuing Education will host the sixth annual Anti-Bullying Summit June 23-24 at the Wyndham Peachtree Conference Center in Peachtree City, Georgia, according to a University release.
Kenny Chesney visits Lambda Chi before Jordan-Hare concert
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 23Kenny Chesney took the brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha up on their offer to swing by the night before he kicks off his "Spread the Love" tour in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Culture, STEM fields contribute to international student gender gap
By Kris Martins | Copy Editor | April 22Two female international students explain the obstacles women in their home countries face, which could factor into why male international students outnumber their female counterparts 2-to-1 at Auburn University.
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April 22Kenny Chesney will kick off his "Spread the Love" tour at the Chicken Salad Chick Foundation's first fundraising concert tomorrow, April 23. Miranda Lambert, Old Dominion and Sam Hunt are also scheduled to perform.
Environment Awareness Organization to hold Earthfest in celebration of Earth Day
By Rachel Sprouse | Campus Writer | April 22The Environmental Awareness Organization raises awareness about environmental issues around campus and allows students the opportunity to learn more about the environment and sustainability. To celebrate Earth Day, which was April 22, EAO is preparing to host Earthfest on April 30 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m at the arboretum.
Auburn Memorial construction to begin April 25
By Staff Report | April 21The Auburn University Garden of Memory will close April 25 and remain closed through the end of August for construction of the Auburn Memorial, according to a University release.
Campus organization fights for employee living wages
By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | April 20“The purpose of Living the Creed is to create a forum for Auburn students, faculty and staff to explore the true meaning of the Auburn Creed and ensure that as a community we are embodying and fulfilling the Creed’s words,” Phasavath said.
War Eagle Flying Team heads to nationals
By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | April 20The War Eagle Flying Team has qualified for the national competition. SAFECON, the safety and flight evaluation conference, is an opportunity for collegiate flying teams around the country to test their skills against one another and network.
