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‘Because this is Auburn’ campaign reaches 83 percent of its goal

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | September 21

The “Because this is Auburn” Campaign has reached 83% of it’s goal, earning $839.9 million in gifts, and is ahead of schedule according to Jane DiFolco Parker, President of the Board of Directors.

College Democrats meet Jimmy Carter

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | September 21

The Auburn University College Democrats recently had the opportunity to meet former president Jimmy Carter. According to the president of the Auburn University College Democrats, Calvin Wilborn, the Auburn University College Democrats is an organization comprised of liberal-thinking students.

Kenny Chesney to perform at first concert held in Jordan-Hare Stadium

By Staff Report | September 18

Kenny Chesney will headline at the first concert held in Jordan-Hare Stadium on April 23, 2016, Kevin Brown, Chicken Salad Chick president and CEO, said at a press conference on Wednesday, Sept. 16.

Fidel Castro’s daughter kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | September 18

Alina Fernandez, Fidel Castro's daughter, speaks about her life in Cuba and her life as Fidel's daughter.

Tiger Transit routes improve while union negotiations continue

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | September 17

“We asked ourselves how we can enhance their quality of life here,” Huffman said.

Brad Paisley to headline at free concert at Auburn University

By Staff Report | September 16

Brad Paisley will be the headliner at a free concert at Auburn University on October 9, according to a press release.

University promotes fire safety

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | September 16

Fire Safety Month comes to campuses nationwide every September. In light of recent events, Auburn is making greater efforts to educate students about fire safety both on and off campus.

SGA discusses changes to class registration

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | September 15

At the third SGA senate meeting of the semester on September 14, the senators discussed changes that they plan to make to the class registration process for students.

Recreation center offering new classes

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | September 14

The recreation center is offering new programs this semester, including group fitness classes, personal trainers and an original invention: deskercise.

Heritage Association works to place historic markers on campus

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | September 11

Established in 1872, Auburn University is a historical part of Alabama’s history. Buildings such as Samford Hall are integral to Auburn’s campus and hold a special place in many students’ hearts. These buildings are so special that some feel the history must be displayed and observed.

Chicago students learn about the University

By Hannah Fuqua | Intrigue Writer | September 11

This weekend 24 students from New Schmid Elementary School in Chicago are visiting Auburn to learn about the city and University.

Chief Keef sued for not showing up to Sigma Phi Epsilon concert in April

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | September 10

Chicago rapper Chief Keef, whose real name is Keith Cozart, is being sued for more than $175,000 after he did not perform as scheduled at Auburn's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.

Chief Keef sued for not showing up to Sigma Phi Epsilon concert in April

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | September 10

Chicago rapper Chief Keef, whose real name is Keith Cozart, is being sued for more than $175,000 after he did not perform as scheduled at Auburn's chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.

Tri Delta takes the concourse to raise awareness for childhood cancer

By Rachel Sprouse | Intrigue Writer | September 9

The Phi Theta chapter of Tri Delta served up lemonade on the concourse on Sept. 9 to spread awareness for childhood cancer.

Public Administration proves their worth

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | September 9

Public Administration proves their worth Andria Moore Campus reporter The recent Wall Street Journal article, “At Auburn, Athletics and Academics Collide” conveys the idea that the Public Administration major is useless and merely used so that athletes can pass classes.

Samford Hall close to completion

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | September 8

The construction around Samford Hall that began earlier this summer is expected to be completed this fall. “We are still on target for a fall completion date,” said communication and marketing specialist Martha Koontz.

University achieves its highest enrollment and highest freshman ACT scores in history

By Staff Report | September 8

Auburn University has achieved its highest enrollment and highest freshman ACT scores in history this fall, according to a press release from the University.

Southeastern Raptor Center lets fans see eagles up close

By Jim Little | Community Reporter | September 7

Fans wanting to get a closer look at birds of prey, including Auburn's eagle mascots Spirit and Nova that are kept at the Southeastern Raptor Center, will have their chance at the Football, Fans and Feathers events this fall.

Aviation Center launches 'Striped Wings' program

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | September 4

The Aviation Center has a new ambassador program called Striped Wings. According to Will Leveille, director and co-founder of Striped Wings, Striped Wings is a student ambassador organization is like The Plainsman but for The Aviation center. We go out and recruit students for all the aviation programs that Auburn offers and different clubs.

SGA discusses budget request

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | September 4

The second SGA senate of the 2015 fall semester took place in the Student Center at 7:30 p.m. on August 31. Although the senate will not be meeting next Monday because of Labor Day weekend, the senate will resume Monday, September 14 at 7:30 p.m.