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Keep It Safe website putting a lock on cyber security

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 26

Though mobile devices have become integrated into the daily hustle and bustle, students make common mistakes that can threaten their physical, online and professional security.

​RBD library prepares for upcoming construction

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | October 26

RBD is in the process of preparing for the construction of the Mell Street building that will add more study spaces and classrooms to campus. While the structural plans are laid out, Auburn has hired an anthropologist consultant on what sort of services should be provided between the Mell building and the library, according to Marcia Boosinger, RBD library head of public services.

Shug Jordan remembered in Ralph Brown Draughon Library exhibit

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | October 23

Coach Ralph ‘Shug’ Jordan is back on campus and in the library. Auburn University library has recently opened an exhibit that commemorates Shug Jordan.

Greenspace goes pink for 'All In, All Pink' event

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 21

Pink accents adorned the Student Center Greenspace as students and community members gathered for the fifth annual “All In, All Pink” event.

SGA’s Tiger Scheduler gets student approval

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | October 21

Auburn students are able to use the Tiger Scheduler for the first time this fall to help with class registration. The registration tool is available through Tiger-i and gives a “black and white view” of when the classes a student wants to take are available, according to Walker Byrd, SGA president. Once you choose the classes you are interested in, it will generate a mock-schedule and provide the CRN numbers for registration. Sarah Randolph-Bonones, biomedical sciences junior, is an honors college peer instructor, specifically assisting a class called “Freshmen Exploration” where she got to work with Tiger Scheduler. “Freshman exploration...is designed to help freshmen learn about how to utilize all the great things Auburn had to offer them,” Randolph-Bonones said.

SGA to hold memorial open forum

By Staff Report | October 21

SGA will hold an open forum for the Auburn Memorial Project from 6-7:30 p.m. in Student Center Room 2227 on Wednesday, Oct. 21.

Sexual assault reported near the Quad

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | October 21

A female reported to the University on Oct. 17 that she was sexually assaulted near the Quad near midnight on Oct. 7, according to a press release from the University.

American Graphic Design Award

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | October 21

American Graphic Design Award Ameera Steward Campus Writer A fellow student, Lesley Foote, has been awarded with the American Graphic Design Award by Graphic Design USA magazine.

Auburn graduate named nation’s top electrical engineering student

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | October 20

AU student named nation's top electrical and computer science engineering student. 

​Senators propose expansion of SGA senate

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | October 20

Drake Pooley, business senator, and Meredith Smith, liberal arts senator, proposed a senate expansion at SGA’s weekly meeting on October 19.

Auburn awarded USDA grant focused on young farmers and ranchers

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 20

Auburn University received a $711,213 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program to provide resources, technology and assistance to new and beginning farmers.

Tailgate Times focuses on food safety and other tailgating tips

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 20

Tailgate Times, a publication produced by Auburn University’s Food Systems Institute, focuses on tailgating food, safety and history.

Auburn expands suicide prevention training across campus

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 20

Auburn University is taking its first steps in approaching suicide prevention at an extended, university-wide level.

University announces nominees for Rhodes, Marshall and Mitchell scholarships

By Staff Report | October 19

The University announced its nominees for the Rhodes, Marshall and Mitchell scholarships on Tuesday, Oct. 13 in a press release.

Former University employee sues under Whistleblower Act

By Staff Report | October 19

A former employee of the Athletics department’s fundraising wing, Tigers Unlimited, is suing The University.

A Day in the Life of a GTA

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | October 14

Huddled below Tichenor Hall, in the back halls of the basement, you can find a group of teachers on hard at work. However, these teachers are not your average college teachers, they're also students.

Residence Life announces winners of room decorating contest

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | October 14

Alex Swilley, a freshman in pre-business, said she'd always had an interest in design. "I considered doing interior design as my major," Swilley said, "but I just wanted to do a project and see if I could make it happen in my own dorm room." After seeing the competition online, Swilley said it was "the perfect thing for me to do." So I'm majoring in entrepreneurship, but I've always had an interest in design.

​SGA senators seek allocation of funds for Green Dot

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | October 14

India Way, SGA budget and finance committee chair, and Trey Fields, SGA student affairs committee chair, spoke to the senate about a future order of business that is a reserve fund request for the Green Dot program.