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Free HIV testing to be offered in the Student Center Nov. 4

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 4

Free and confidential HIV testing will be available on campus on Thursday, Nov. 5 in honor of World AIDS Day.

Samuel Ginn College of Engineering receives $5 million donation that will go toward Broun Hall renovations

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 4

Dorothy Davidson, chair and CEO of Huntsville's Davidson Technologies, made a $5 million gift to Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. The donation will go toward the renovation of Broun Hall, the electrical engineering building.

Alumna speaks on campus about the criminalization of poverty

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | November 4

Auburn alumna Sara Wood, through her work and experience as an economic justice advocate for the Southern Poverty Law Center, spoke on the criminalization of poverty.

Native American Heritage Month to kick off in Student Center

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 3

The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs will host the Native American Heritage Month Opening Event on Wednesday, Nov 4. The event, which will be held in the Student Center Room 2222/2223 from 11 a.m.

Auburn Student Science Program receives grant from National Science Foundation

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 3

The Auburn Student Space Program has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to design, build and test two CubeSat satellites. The idea began when J-M Wersinger, director of the Auburn University Student Space Program, was working with Dr. Michael Briggs at the University of Alabama-Huntsville. "We had been talking for a while about doing some joint work on CubeSats because he had been doing work on a big satellite,"  Wersinger said.

Student group to host Waffles for the World on Wednesday

By Staff Report | November 3

The Auburn chapter of International Justice Mission in collaboration with Waffle House will host Waffles for the World on Wednesday, Nov. 4, with all-you-can-eat waffles, a waffle-eating contest, Prevail Union coffee and live music.

​Get to know Miss Panhellenic 2015

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | November 3

Caroline Pettey, media studies junior, was crowned Miss Panhellenic 2015 on October 28. Pettey said that the pageant was something that she was very interested in. “I actually nominated myself,” Pettey said.

AUInvolve reaches 500 organizations and counting

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 3

The Office of Student Involvement announced this week that there are now more than 500 student organizations on campus. John-Michael Roehm, coordinator for the Center of Student Involvement, said it's "incredible" to have so many organizations available to students. "[It] means there are more opportunities for students at Auburn to get plugged in and to get involved in something that interests them," Roehm said.

Sexual assault reported in residence hall, some students not notified immediately

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 2

A female reported a sexual assault occurred in her residence hall on Saturday, Oct. 24, according to a public safety notice from Auburn University Public Safety.

​Caroline Pettey crowned Miss Panhellenic 2015

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | November 2

Prior to the competition, the contestants participated in an off stage interview for 20 percent of their score, while the remainder of their score was based off of their campus involvement, according to Mi’a Callens, director of Miss Panhellenic 2015.

Voting for the Student Design League fan apparel contest begins Nov. 1

By Staff Report | November 2

Students in the University's fashion program could win a $10,000 prize and/or an internship at Robin Ruth by designing a T-shirt, according to the University.  Starting Nov.

Miss Panhellenic to be named Thursday, Oct. 29

By Staff Report | November 2

Miss Panhellenic will be held at 7 p.m. in the Student Activity Center on Thursday, Oct. 29.

​Elizabeth Huntley speaks to students about her memoir, “More than a Bird”

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | November 2

The talk centered on the themes of her novel including the challenges she faced growing up and how she overcame those challenges by finding God.

Nick Marshall to sign autographs and meet with fans before Ole Miss game

By Staff Report | November 2

Former Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall will sign autographs and meet with fans in the Auburn University Bookstore, located on the first floor of the Haley Center, before the Ole Miss football game on Oct.

University students designing test pod for Hyperloop

By Jordan Hays | Managing Editor | October 30

Instead of traveling by car, boat, plane or rail, people could be traveling more than 700 mph in a near-vacuum tube: Hyperloop.

Auburn Formula SAE is determined to build an electric race car

By Jordan Hays | Managing Editor | October 30

Run entirely by students, the team was tasked with designing and building an electric Formula One car for competition. It failed, and now, the electric team is merging with Auburn Formula SAE Combustion team.

Theta Chi makes philanthropy personal for member’s brother

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | October 30

Imagine living your entire life with perfect vision, seeing every sunset, every green and brown leaf in the fall, and the faces of all your loved ones.

International Peace Dinner brings students and the community together

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | October 30

The International Student Organization held its 13th annual International Peace Dinner Wednesday bringing students and the Auburn community together for a night of cultural harmony. "I think the event has been a huge success," said International Student Organization president Ziyun Chen.