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$403,000 raised during first-ever Tiger Giving Day

By Staff Report | December 3

Of the 24 projects included in the campaign, 17 met their goals.

Holiday Lighting Ceremony set for Dec. 3

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 2

The ceremony is open to all students, faculty, staff and members of the Auburn community, according to SGA Chief of Staff Oliva Tofani.

Tiger Giving Day to remain open, $403,499 raised so far

By Staff Report | December 2

The University extended the deadline because interest is still going strong, according to Ryan King, digital philanthropy strategist for the Office of Communications and Marketing.

Bookstore to allow students to charge course materials to eBill

By Staff Report | December 1

Students will be able to charge course materials and school supplies to their eBill beginning Dec.

​Library offers online diversity databases

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 1

Auburn University Libraries had recently released new online databases covering diversity topic such as African Americans, Native Americans and gender. Bonnie MacEwan, dean of libraries, they periodically bring ideas to the provost office and diversity databases were one of those ideas. “Obviously one of the things we want to support is research and exploration in diversity topics and it’s actually something we’re asked for a lot,” MacEwan said. There are several librarians researching to see what resources are in demand for students, according to MacEwan. “We have a library that’s assigned to every subject that’s taught at Auburn and part of their job is to work with the departments and think about what’s needed for instruction and research,” MacEwan said. Liza Weisbrod, Auburn librarian, said these librarians report back to them with a list of desired resources. “We basically talk to these librarians and ask if they’ve had requests from students or faculty for things that they think the library could use and that students could use for classes or research and we compiled quite an extensive list,” Weisbrod said.

Five Tiger Giving Day projects that still need your help

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | December 1

Seven projects have reached their goals. Some could still use your help. 

Tiger Giving Day to launch Dec. 1

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | December 1

Tiger Giving Day will fundraise for over 20 University projects in 24 hours on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

SGA discusses changes to Code of Laws

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 1

James Beauchaine, senator at-large, and Lucy Anne Link, senator at-large presented changes to the SGA Code of Laws to the senate, on November 15. A discussion they had was with the wording of certain articles within a section in the Code of Laws. They debated whether voting should be based on your primary college or allow representation in two colleges for those students with double majors.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after Sapphira Glemaud was disqualified because of an eligibility violation. The following statement was posted on SGA's website: "Elections Board ruled unanimously that Sapphira Glemaud’s campaign was guilty of violating SGA Code of Laws sections 704.2.2 and 704.4.1.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after Sapphira Glemaud was disqualified because of an eligibility violation.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after another candidate was disqualified because of an eligibility violation.

The Pack It Up club promotes a smoke-free Auburn

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | November 30

The Pack It Up club, in its third year at the Harrison School of Pharmacy, provides free resources to Auburn students, faculty and staff to provide the tools they need to quick smoking. Kristi Laxson, Pack It Up president, said she hopes their work on and off campus will promote a smoke-free lifestyle in Auburn.

Tiger Dining provides options for students with gluten-free diets

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 30

Auburn University made the list of Top 10 Gluten-Free Accommodating Colleges by Udi, the number one gluten-free brand in the United States. Currently, there is a gluten free prep area in the Wellness Kitchen as part of Auburn University's Made without Gluten Initiative. Soon, Auburn University may be the first to have a certified gluten-free dining location on its campus.

Auburn, most conservative student body?

By Chip Brownlee | Community Reporter; Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | November 29

Auburn University is associated with many traditions, values and aspects of Southern culture. It is also now associated with the title "the most conservative college campus in the United States," according to The Princeton Review.

University Bookstore receives award for excellence over five year period

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 29

Katie Lee The Auburn University bookstore has been recognized for its financial growth over a five-year period. The award was presented to us by the--it's a combination of the Independent College Stores Association and Large Stores Group.

​Ombuds Office helps develop conflict management skills

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | November 27

The Ombuds Office at Auburn is a resource trying to help guide people and provide conflict resolutions skills to the Auburn community. Kevin Coonrod, auburn ombudsperson, said the services are offered to several different people. “The Ombuds Office assists members of the Auburn University community to navigate through difficult situations encountered at the University,” Coonrod said.

Graphic design students design posters for Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | November 25

Auburn University graphic design students created posters for the Birmingham Zoo's 60th anniversary using manual printing press techniques and digital programs.

Graphic design students design posters for Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | November 25

Fifteen graphic design students’ posters are on display for the Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary after the first project of the course turned into an art exhibit in the zoo’s Predator Building. Assistant professor Courtney Windham tasked students in her summer Graphic Processes studio with creating a poster that reflected one of the zoo’s animals while using a process similar to that of artist Hendrik N.