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Updated: Post-Rodeo car accident victim now in stable condition

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | April 15

Santa-Cruz is still being treated at Midtown Medical Center in Columbus and is listed in stable condition. Amanda Cyr, a junior at Auburn, was also involved in the accident and sustained multiple injuries. She was released from the hospital on Sunday.

SGA grants funds to Center for Student Organization and Welcome Week Program

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | April 15

The Student Government Association had a small agenda for their April 14 senate meeting. While the agenda was small, the request in the agenda were quite large.

Board of Trustees set to approve major construction projects

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | April 11

Auburn's Board of Trustees gave the go-ahead on a numbers of major on-campus construction projects at its Friday, April 11, meeting, despite the necessity to increase tuition again for the 2014-2015 year. Among the items listed in the executive summary of the upcoming Board meeting:

Sororities compete in Greek Sing competition

By Keely Shearer | April 10

Seventeen sororities battled it out on the dance floor tonight in hopes of winning the 2014 Greek Sing competition.

Hazing laws around the country: Where does Auburn stand?

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 10

It is hard to ignore the controversy surrounding fraternity hazing, especially on a college campus. Fraternities and sororities have to meet certain guidelines to avoid suspension. However, there is no one set of rules Greek organizations have to abide by.

OPINION: Love your life without a list

By Amber Franklin | Assistant Copy Editor | April 9

The bucket list for an Auburn student could go on and on: roll Toomer's, go to the top of the Samford clock tower, cheer at the Iron Bowl, take a picture with Aubie, pull an all-nighter in RBD.

New veterinary teaching hospital is ahead of its time

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 9

The Wilford and Kate Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital is set to be dedicated on Friday, April 11. The $47 million facility features services such as community practice, oncology, neurology, imaging, orthopedics and community care.

New green space to replace Dunstan Hall

By Juan Price | Campus Writer | April 8

Auburn University and the Samuel L. Ginn College of Engineering are sprucing up the area around the college by creating a green space where the recently demolished Dunstan Hall stood.

New core classes added to the School of Music

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | April 7

The core of Auburn's music studies is expanding beyond the basic appreciation of music. The history of popular music, offered in the summer and science and music, offered in the fall, will be offered as core fine arts credit classes for College of Liberal Arts majors starting in the 2014 summer semester.

SGA confirms organizations board and new executive director of elections

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | April 7

The freshly appointed Student Government Association completed its confirmation of some new members to the association in its April 7 meeting. The new appointments included the 2014-2015 Organizations board as well as the confirmation of the Executive Director of Elections.

Discussing the differences in the Auburn family

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | April 6

We may all be Tigers, but no two sets of stripes are identical. \0x200B The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs is hosting "Different Stripes," a "Hot Plates Hot Topics" discussion of sexual awareness, race depiction, equal pay and sexuality in the spotlight Tuesday, April 8 in room 2222 of the Auburn Student Center.

Andy Grammar performs for Tiger Night's Backyard Bash

By Janiee Rush | Contributing Writer | April 6

The energy was high and the crowd was jammin' Friday night when singer/songwriter, Andy Grammer, hit the stage at Tiger Night's Backyard Bash.

Student and veteran returns home for education

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | April 6

Jake Meadows, veteran and sophomore in international business, isn't your average student. While many students graduate high school and go to college, Meadows graduated high school and went to the military.

Empowering the people: SGA focuses on feedback

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | April 4

Two weeks into the new Student Government Association term, the SGA executive officers said they have their focus on one large goal: obtaining student feedback.

Premiums likely to rise for Auburn student insurance plan

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | April 2

The plan has undergone major revisions in the past two years and will be updated in the coming years. In 2012, the plan was catastrophic and did not recognize preexisting conditions. Because of the Affordable Care Act, graduate, international and undergraduate students now have the opportunity to search for the best plan that fits their needs.

Artists show off talent at Biggin Hall's annual Student Juried Art Show

By Janiee Rush | Contributing Writer | April 2

All of the artwork and awards are on display in an exhibit for the public to view in the Biggin Hall gallery from March 24 to April 4.

UPDATED: Sexual assault reported for weekend of March 29-30

April 1

The report, filed anonymously by a Safe Harbor employee who spoke directly to the victim, states that the alleged assault took place in a campus dormitory after the victim drank a non-alcoholic beverage at an on-campus party. The victim claims to have no memory after that.

University continues to keep campus clean despite trash-filled fraternity properties

By Derek Herscovici | Campus Reporter | April 1

Trash has been getting stuck in Parkerson Mill Creek for years. The creek is listed as an impaired waterway by the Environmental Protection Agency and any amount of unnatural debris, party-related trash or otherwise, can severely hinder the creek's flow, leading to the growth of harmful bacteria.