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Students place in Atlanta 48 Hour Film Project

By Derek Herscovici / CAMPUS WRITER | August 25

While most of us spent our summer weekends looking for ways to avoid working, a group of Auburn students and alumni entered Atlanta's 48 Hour Film Project with the complete opposite in mind

Auburn welcomes all strangers to campus

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | August 24

"Every stranger has a story, but I don't have the time to talk to all of them," said Liz Ball, junior in psychology. It is this desire to discover the stories and common experiences of people that led Ball to organize and plan International Story Day.

Auburn Circle accepting art submissions until Aug. 30

By Derek Herscovici / CAMPUS WRITER | August 22

The Auburn Circle, Auburn's student-driven art and literary magazine, aims to provide students a creative home for their work.

Legend of the lathe

By Reese Counts / WRITER | July 27

Legend says if an Auburn man brings an Auburn woman to the lathe and kisses her at midnight, the lathe will hold steady if she is a true Auburn woman.

Auburn Students React to DOMA Ruling

By Jeffery Moore / WRITER | July 27

When the Supreme Court struck down the federal Defense of Marriage Act in June, it confirmed legally married same-sex couples should be entitled to the benefits shared by all married couples.

Master of education program ranked No. 1 in country

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | July 21

Auburn University's online Master of Education program was recently ranked first in the nation by TheBestSchools.org, a higher education and career resource organization.

'High Tech, Low Life' puts Chinese censorship in spotlight

By Aaron Lake / WRITER | July 18

The Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship featured "High tech, low life" at its meeting Thursday, July 11.

University launches search for new associate provost and vice president for student affairs

By Staff Report | July 16

Norman Godwin, associate dean for academic affairs in the Harbert College of Business, will chair a search committee to identify Auburn's new associate provost and vice president for student affairs.

University releases more information on upcoming smoke-free campus policy

By Justin Ferguson / NEWS REPORTER | July 15

With six weeks before the University is scheduled to become a smoke-free campus, Health Promotion and Wellness Services has released more information about the upcoming smoking policy on Monday, July 15.

All In: Auburn Senior Cashes in His First Tournament in Vegas

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | July 12

Auburn senior Stephen Darby played in his first World Series of Poker event in Las Vegas June 16, and walked away as a winner.

Inside look at Auburn's Camp War Eagle counselors

By Aaron Lake / WRITER | July 1

Camp War Eagle is an immersive experience allowing future students to tour the campus, learn about Auburn's history, and create long-lasting friendships and connections before they ever have to take a class.

One ring to rule them all: why the Universtiy has one option of class ring

By James Godwin / WRITER | June 21

The upcoming year will mark the 10th anniversary of the Balfour ring company's offering of a single official class ring for Auburn. Balfour has produced school jewelry since 1913, and since the late 1930s has also offered yearbooks, graduation announcements and letter jackets.

Chair of department of agricultural economics and rural sociology chosen

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 20

The College of Agriculture has announced the selection of Deacue Fields to the chair position of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, effective Aug. 16.

If Auburn loses the aviation program, it couldn't come at a worse time

By Andrew Yawn / NEWS EDITOR | June 19

Recent Auburn graduate Michael Pfeiffer chose to attend Auburn to learn how to fly a plane.

Auburn researchers discover new method of "superbug" detection

By James Godwin / WRITER | June 17

Scientists in the Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, Anatomy and Veterinary Medicine have found a new way to identify the methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MSRA), a so-called "superbug" resistant to normal antibiotics.

Alverson aims to pursue dream in Europe

By Jeffrey Moore | June 17

After wrapping up a collegiate career that would be the envy of any college student, recent Auburn graduate Blanche Alverson has even loftier aspirations in mind. While adding to a list of accolades including being named Miss Homecoming and the 2012 SEC women's basketball scholar-athlete of the year may seem to be a daunting task, Alverson seems to be up to the challenge.

Opelika couple's song gains national acclaim in Canada

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | June 9

After the murder of Tim Bosma in Ancaster, Canada, Opelika resident and Ancaster native Jen Slocumb and her husband wrote a song for the grieving widow.

Auburn teams up with Purdue and Rutgers to tackle advanced power electronics issues

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 6

Though usually competing for individual research grants or sports championships, three schools from the SEC, Big East and Big Ten are teaming up to combat new issues in advanced power electronics.