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Rhodes Scholarship nominees plan for the future

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | November 6

The Rhodes Scholarship is the oldest international fellowship award in the world. Each year, 32 people are selected as Rhodes Scholars, according to its website.

'The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind' author lectures at Auburn University Hotel

By Rebecca Oliver l Contributing Writer | November 5

The Auburn Connects Program presented William Kamkwamba, author of "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," in a lecture event at the Foy Auditorium as a part of the Auburn University Common Book Program.

Students react to midterm elections

November 5

Students of both political parties made their voices heard in the elections Tuesday, Nov. 4. Morgan Giddens, chairman of the Auburn College Republicans and senior in accounting, volunteered for Speaker Mike Hubbard, R-Auburn.

The Auburn Plainsman receives national Pacemaker Award

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | November 5

The Auburn Plainsman was recently awarded a national Pacemaker Award during the Associated Collegiate Press/College Media Association National College Media Convention in Philadelphia as one of the best four-year non-daily collegiate newspapers for the 2013-14 year.

Ignite Auburn fires up students

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | November 4

Louie Giglio, pastor at Passion City Church in Atlanta, came to the Auburn Arena Tuesday, Nov. 4, along with the Auburn University Gospel Choir and the Highlands Worship Team. Ignite Auburn started five years ago when Student Government Association President Kurt Sasser approached Chette Williams, director of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and chaplain for the football team, about creating an event to spark revival on campus.

Student organizations address offensive Halloween costume

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 4

According to CNN, a male student wore a costume that resembled a slave being hanged Wednesday Oct. 29.

SGA tables unisex restroom bill

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | November 3

After nearly an hour of debate at the Nov. 3 Student Government Association Senate meeting, the senate tabled a bill that favored the implementation of unisex restrooms in future buildings on Auburn's campus.

Family of street preachers visits Auburn

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | November 3

Two members of the Woroniecki family, a non-denominational missionary group, visited Auburn's campus to promote their unique beliefs in Jesus. The brother and sister held up signs reading, "You need Jesus" and, "The 'Churches' are a joke" in front of Parker Hall.

Professor works for better mental health care

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | November 3

A University professor has received a grant to continue his research in medication management for people with mental health issues.

Alabama not included in same-sex marriage legalization

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | November 3

While the rest of the country continues to pass progressive legislation providing same-sex couples the legal and economic rights heterosexual couples have, much of the South and Midwest continue to oppose such measures. Many of those states contain the highest populations of same-sex couples, Mississippi being the highest and Alabama ranking in the top 10.

Indian community celebrates Diwali, the Festival of Light

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | November 1

On Nov. 1, The Auburn Indian Student Association had its own Diwali celebraiton in the AUSC Ballroom for the local Indian community, featuring food, music, magic, dancing and an appearance by Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives, Mike Hubbard.

VIDEO: Humans vs. Zombies

By Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor | October 31

Student zombies and humans gather at the RBD library for this semester's game of Humans vs Zombies.

A day in the life of a marching band member

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | October 31

When the sun rises above Jordan-Hare Stadium on home game Saturdays, most Auburn fans are still asleep. But not the marching band.

VIDEO: Living in the library

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief and Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor | October 30

Student saves money by using only University resources and facilities.

Auburn student makes an impact on hunger and poverty

By Kristie Martins l Campus Writer | October 29

Auburn University is no doubt buzzing with stories of students who are making a difference with their passions. But sometimes those stories get lost in time.

No further punishment for SGA members who admitted misuse of property

October 29

Logan Powell, SGA president, completed the leadership review process of Colson Smith, SGA executive vice president of programs, and Kohl Weir, SGA senator-at-large, and found that no further punishment within the organization was necessary.

OPINION: Issues with on-campus dining

By Kenny Moss | Assistant Photo Editor | October 29

On-campus dining -- what an awful experience. Last year as a freshman, I was looking at my $995, often referred to as monopoly money, wondering how quickly I'd use it over the semester. So I did my math and came up with a budget of about nine dollars a day. Well, as I quickly found out, that wasn't going to last.

VIDEO: UPC Super Smash Bros. Tournament

By Jordan Hays | Copy Editor | October 28

Students gather in the Student Center for this semester's Super Smash Bros. tournament hosted by UPC.