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Plains to Plate eatery to replace Go Greek in Lupton Hall
Go Greek, previously located on the bottom floor of Lupton Hall in The Quad, moved locations this semester. Glenn Loughridge, Director of Dining Services at Auburn University, cleared up some misconceptions. "Go Greek is not closing, it is just moving.
Locking down security
By Travis Herrmann | Contributing Writer | December 14One year after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Auburn University staff is working to prevent a similar tragedy.
Relay for Life rocks cancer with Battle of the Bands in January
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | December 6With the help of the American Cancer Society, the organization raises money to contribute to cancer research development and awareness. "Let's Rock Cancer: Battle of the Bands" will take place Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, at SkyBar from 10 p.m.-2 p.m. the next day. Throughout the month of November, several bands and solo artists competed for a chance to perform at the event.
Day in the Life of a Starbucks barista
By Kyle Nazario / CAMPUS WRITER | December 5They always told me I'd end up as a barista from majoring in journalism. The Friday before Thanksgiving break, I practiced for my future day job by spending some time behind the counter at the Starbucks in the Student Center.
Auburn holsters guns on campus despite new law
By Kyle Nazario / CAMPUS WRITER | December 4Everyone who walks onto Auburn University's campus must leave behind all shotguns, pistols, revolvers, starter guns, silencers, Tasers, bows, arrows, slingshots, swords, crossbows, brass knuckles, fireworks and anything else that shoots, stabs or explodes.
Auburn joins the wizarding world
By Ashtyne Cole / INTRIGUE WRITER | November 27Similar to the wizards in Harry Potter, the students in Auburn's Harry Potter AUror Alliance swoop in to save the day through the magic of service.
The Secular Student Alliance offers sanctuary on conservative campus
By Jordan Hays | Copy Editor | November 27A good way to start a fight is to talk about religion. Tell someone they are wrong about their beliefs and an ideological boxing match will ensue.
Through personal experience, professor makes a difference
By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | November 25Single mother of two, professor, co-director for BraveHearts, project coordinator for the social work programs in Lee County and cancer survivor are only some of the roles Angie Burque takes on everyday.
Student to brave pre-Iron Bowl Black Friday to score big deals
By Maddie Yerant | Managing Editor | November 25For many Auburn stores and residents, Nov. 29, 2013 will be more than just the day before the Iron Bowl.
Freedom 21 wages war on human trafficking
By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 22Human trafficking is a problem in other parts of the world, but many do not realize how close to home the issue hits.
Director discusses "Ultimate Christian Wrestling" film at screening Nov. 21
By Caitlin Shostak / CAMPUS WRITER | November 22The New Media Club held a screening of "Ultimate Christian Wrestling" Nov. 21, which was attended by director Jae-Ho Chang.
'Well, good golly Miss Molly, you're rocking and rolling'
By Ben Hohenstentt / Campus Reporter | November 22Today's pop culture embraces MDMA, or Molly, as an iconic representation of freedom and fun
Get rich or teach tryin'
November 22Auburn professors earn more in SEC, but faculty is paid less nationally
College of Architecture, Design and Construction builds nature-friendly walkway
By Keely Shearer / CAMPUS WRITER | November 20A new walkway was built for the College of Veterinary Medicine's Southeastern Raptor Center to allow more people to be able to visit the birds at the center.
Students welcome to submit designs for new UPC logo contest
By Caitlin Shostak / CAMPUS WRITER | November 18The University Program Council, UPC, is holding a design contest to find a new logo for the organization.
Auburn offers students graduate school advice
By Caitlin Shostak / CAMPUS WRITER | November 15With only a few weeks remaining in the semester, it's time for many upperclassmen to seriously consider their post undergraduate life.
New news is good news at the Board of Trustees Meeting
By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | November 15At the meeting of the Auburn University Board of Trustees, Friday, Nov. 15, both Auburn University and the Auburn family continued to grow.
Author speaks about diversity Nov. 14
By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | November 15Maura Cullen, author of '35 Things Well-Intended People Say,' a book on vocabulary that widens the diversity gap, spoke at Langdon Hall Thursday, Nov. 14.






