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Married professors cope with husband's Alzheimer's diagnosis

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | January 14

Richard Ault has always loved cooking for his wife, Emily. He learned to make one of his favorite dishes, crawfish and shrimp etouffe, in the ‘80s when he taught at Louisiana State University.

Auburn Family supports student after personal tragedy

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | January 13

With just one phone call, Watson’s life changed.

Auburn Family supports student after personal tragedy

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | January 13

With just one phone call, Kasandra Watson’s life changed.

Graduate programs rank among top nationally in U.S. News & World Report’s 2016 Best Online Programs

By Staff Report | January 12

Online graduate programs in business, education and engineering are listed among the top programs nationally in the 2016 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs rankings.

Best places to relax on campus

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | January 11

Midterms and finals may not be the only stressful weeks a student has on campus. If you don't have time to go back to your dorm/apartment or have an hour to kill in between classes, you can de-stress in any of these locations.

A Day in the Life of Librarian

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | January 11

When you think of a librarian, you think of the person who checks out books to you. But ask any librarian at Ralph Brown Draughon and they'll tell you there is so much more to the job than book circulation.

University receives $2 million gift to strengthen the McWhorter School of Building Science

By Staff Report | January 8

Jim and Alison Gorrie of Birmingham committed $2 million to the McWhorter School of Building Science, the University announced Friday.

University announces temporary ban on hoverboards

By Staff Report | January 8

The University has instituted a temporary ban on hoverboards because of safety concerns associated with the devices, according to a University press release.

Alumni group to recognize Alabama agricultural leaders

By Staff Report | January 5

The Auburn University Agricultural Alumni Association will honor five people who have made "significant contributions to the state’s agricultural industry" at the 2016 Alabama Agricultural Hall of Honor banquet, according to a University press release.

Auburn University tag for motorcycles now available

By Staff Report | January 4

Auburn University license plates are now available for motorcycles as well as cars, according to the Office of Communications.

University employee charged with enticing a minor

By Staff Report | December 29

Larry Dewayne Brown serves as the assistant vice president of Alumni Affairs. Brown, 47, is charged with enticing a child for immoral purposes and interference with custody, according to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

The legends of 'War Eagle'

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 29

There are different stories circulating regarding the origin of this phrase.

Auburn celebrates first brewing sciences and operations graduates

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 28

“The faculty spent a long time creating course materials and filming our online videos, so our first graduation was a landmark day along a rewarding journey,” Ketchen said.

Best places to relax on campus

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | December 28

Midterms and finals may not be the only stressful weeks a student has on campus. If you don't have time to go back to your dorm/apartment or have an hour to kill in between classes, you can de-stress in any of these locations.

Famous tigers: notable Auburn graduates

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | December 26

Auburn University has produced some prestigious graduates in a variety of areas. Here are just a few.

Toomer's Oaks returning to Auburn Feb. 14

By Kris Martins | Campus Reporter | December 24

Auburn is getting ready to replant its tradition of the Toomer's Oaks as February grows closer. Two oaks from Ehrhardt, South Carolina will be making their way to Toomer's Corner to be planted Feb. 14.

Auburn's connections to Paris shooting

By Kris Martins | Campus Reporter | December 24

"Je suis Charlie," French for "I am Charlie," has become a slogan around the world to those showing solidarity with Charlie Hebdo, a satirical magazine in Paris whose staff was attacked by two masked gunmen Jan. 7. Isabelle Kallenberg, senior in French and microbiology, said she was studying abroad in France during the attack. Kallenberg said she arrived back in Paris from Germany approximately two hours after the incident.

AU teams up with IBM on cybersecurity

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | December 24

Auburn University is collaborating with IBM on cybersecurity research to improve systems that can be used for outreach.   “Imagine cybersecurity is becoming one of the top threats of the world,” said Anthony Skjellum, professor of computer science and software engineering and the lead cyber scientist for Auburn.