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OPINION: Auburn football camp teaches and inspires women

By Anna Claire Conrad | June 14

When my fiance suggested that I attend the inaugural Auburn Women's Football camp, I wasn't exactly on board from the get-go.

Auburn student struck by vehicle

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | June 13

An Auburn University student was struck by a vehicle Thursday morning around 9 a.m. at the corner of Cox Street and West Glenn Avenue.

Professor creates class attendance app

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | June 13

An Auburn professor designed a new mobile application that makes class attendance easy to check.

Student places in top 10 in Miss Alabama Pageant

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | June 13

Mi'a Callens, junior in radio, television and film, was the only Auburn student to make the top 10.

City plans to renovate historic train depot

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | June 12

Beginning in 1847, the city of Auburn had a steady heartbeat. Each beat sounded of railcars barreling down tracks and the faint whistle of trains howling through the middle of town.

Parkerson Mill Creek: from ditch to destination

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | June 12

Parkerson Mill Creek is undergoing restoration that will transform the formerly unappealing and eroding creek into a part of campus that will encourage passersby to enjoy being near the water.

Toomer's Corner turns high tech

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | June 11

Construction crews have finished installing the high-tech foundation of the soon-to-be renovated Samford Park to ensure the longest possible life for the new Toomer's Oaks.

Industrial design students charge Hangout festival

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | June 9

Industrial design students were chosen to intern at the recent Hangout Music Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

Auburn alumnus set to build Braves' stadium

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | June 8

Gorrie, 1984 building science alumnus of Auburn University, is president and CEO of Brasfield & Gorrie, one of four construction companies jointly named American Builders 2017, recently awarded the contract to build the new Braves stadium.

National title claim debate reaches tipping point

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | June 8

The debate has reached a tipping point in recent months on the Plains as fans, alumni and media members take to social media to voice their opinion as to whether Auburn should claim NCAA recognized national championships in 1913, 1983, 1993 and 2004.

Students talk about online dating sites

By Rachel Davis | Community Writer | June 5

Tinder, along with applications, such as OkCupid are becoming more popular as college students begin online dating. Online dating at Auburn seems to be a quiet affair, however.

VIDEO: Campus dining plans for fall

By Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor | June 4

There are a lot of changes on campus that are coming into fruition this summer to be ready for the fall semester. Watch to find out what dining options are on their way.

School of Forestry and Wildlife receives $218,000 research grant

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | June 3

Auburn University is continuing to make a difference across the globe. The Southern Forest Nursery Management Cooperative and Forest Health Cooperative are two research cooperatives in the Auburn University School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences that have received a $218,000 grant from the United States Forest Service.

State-of-the-art wellness kitchen making calories count

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | May 31

When a majority of students return for the fall semester, they will have access to the University's first health conscious Wellness Kitchen. Ground was broken in early fall of 2013 and the project will be completed in July, according to Glenn Loughridge, director of campus dining.

Students earn class credit through canine training

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | May 30

The School of Kinesiology is offering a course called cardiorespiratory fitness: physical activity through puppy play (PHED 1200) that will provide students with the opportunity to get exercise and to play with puppies for class credit.

Artist creates bowl out of Toomer's Oaks

By Taylor Ennis | News Reporter | May 30

Once media coverage extended across the nation that Auburn's beloved Toomer's oaks were poisoned, third-generation wood sculptor, Matt Moulthrop, reached out to the Auburn family to commemorate the tree with a piece sculpted from tradition.

Three students awarded global Fulbright Scholarship

By Taylor Ennis | News Reporter | May 29

Each year, the Fulbright U.S. Student Program awards 1,900 grants for students and young professionals worldwide. This year, three Auburn students will partake in an educational and cultural experience of a lifetime under the program.

Foy construction more than just renovations

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | May 29

Renovations to Foy Hall are scheduled to begin at the end of this month and run through January 2015. Two phases of renovations are planned: one to the East Plaza, scheduled to be finished by the end of August, and two to increase Foy's dining space to include a Chicken Salad Chick, scheduled to open January 2015.