College of Business shows support for veterans' kids

The office of professional and career development,OPCD, in the College of Business has been collecting donations for Hero Packs for the past three weeks.

Chocolate Festival serves sweets and reminders for healthy living

The fifth annual Women's Health and Wellness Chocolate Festival was held by the Women's Resource Center Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the Student Center Ballroom.

Campus MRI technology brings superpowers to life

The problem with superheroes is that they don't exist. However, thanks to science and technology we can make their super powers a reality. X-ray vision and mind reading are only a couple of the powers the engineers over at the MRI Research Center have; but most importantly, they have the power to save lives.

The Department of Political Science held second annual Political Science Award Ceremony, Nov. 7

The Department of Political Science hosted the Political Science Leadership Award Ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 7 in the Student Center for the second year in a row.

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HeAUrd That! addresses a lack of diversity on campus

The inability to match scholarships from competing universities, the lack of visibility for minorities in Auburn and other related issues were openly debated between students and administrators during the campus life-centered HeAUrd That! event Tuesday, Nov. 5.

AubieEDA encourages healthy living on campus

Auburn Body Image Education Eating Disorder Awareness, AubieEDA, has made it their mission to promote healthy lifestyles on college campuses.

SGA debates to overturn or sustain president's vetoed bill

Monday, Nov. 4, Senator Jacob Dean, senior in political science and pro tempore, proposed to override the veto placed on the amendment to Chapter 702.3 in the SGA Code of Laws.

International students jump into culture at Auburn University

When international students step foot on Auburn's campus, they often want a helping hand to help them understand and assimilate into the culture on The Plains.

Auburn Parkour Club trains through pain

Leaping from edge to edge, as if flying was possible, the Auburn Parkour Club turns an afternoon on campus into a practice area for an extreme sport.

Auburn design students carve their way into fall

Dudley Hall courtyard was illuminated with pieces of pumpkin art during Auburn University's 25th Annual Pumpkin Carve Oct. 25.

Loose bolts cause shutdown of Recreation and Wellness Center track

The Recreation and Wellness Center was forced to shut down the suspended track above the basketball courts Friday, Oct. 18.

Nominees for Rhodes, Marshall and Mitchell Scholarships announced

Auburn University nominated six students for the prestigious Rhodes scholarships.

Art Department, AVA hold third annual Salon Sale

On Friday, Nov. 1, the Art Department and Association of Visual Arts will have a preview and reception to kick off the third annual Salon Sale.

Students experiment at chemistry tailgate

Burning gummy bears was just one of several demonstrations by the Auburn Chemistry Graduate Student Association at its tailgate outside the chemistry building Saturday, Oct. 26 before the football game.

A place to park and vent concerns

New tiger transit routes, parking garages and game day parking for both students and visiting tailgaters were points of conversation between students and the University transit services department administrators at the fourth "HeAUrd That!" campus discussion Tuesday, Oct. 29.

Auburn Hotel hosts 2013 Italian Film Festival

The College of Liberal Arts' department, Community and Civic Engagement, is hosting the Italian Film Festival to celebrate National Italian American Heritage Month.

Taking healthcare out of classroom and into the world

A new generation of multi-faceted pharmacists are entering a world filled with disease and insufficient healthcare, secure in the knowledge they learned at one of of the nation's top-ranked schools and ready to make a difference.