Campus

Successful women's studies openhouse help Aug.28

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | September 4

The excitement at the women's studies program faculty open house was palpable, but had nothing to do with the lunchtime refreshments served at the event.

Two professors develop protein detecting device

By Jimika Clovin, writer | September 4

Assistant professor John Easley and professor Curtis Shannon, with the department of chemistry and biochemistry in the College of Science and Mathematics, successfully led a collaborative effort between their research teams, the Easley Research Group and Shannon Research Group, to develop a new disease-detection method referred to as the electrochemical proximity assay, or ECPA.

Students, leave a greater legacy.

By Ashley Selby | September 4

I had the chance to attend a public forum for the city of Auburn this past week. The meeting was held to gather feedback and opinions from the community about the new Downtown Master Plan.The crowd's demographic was what you would expect for a forum meeting, mostly elderly members of the community, mixed with a few middle-age couples and a small group of students, most of whom were required to be there for a class.I went to the event expecting to be bored, but actually found myself getting excited.

Auburn runners race for a world record

By Ashtyne Cole / INTRIGUE WRITER | September 4

Not many college students are able to boast the title of world-record holder. But ask Jake Brewer, Chris Patrick and Richard Alverson, and they can say they assuredly are.

Critical Mass rides for city-wide biker awareness

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | September 4

Auburn students grabbed their bikes and helmets and met on Samford Lawn Friday, Aug. 30, for Critical Mass.

Talk of card changes ignites controversy

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | August 30

Despite whispers throughout campus, there have been no major changes to football game admissions for the fast approaching season.

Money matters : Auburn students wrestle with paying for college

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | August 29

Classes have started, which means early mornings and late nights in the library with frequent trips to Starbucks just to make it through it all.

Camel on The Plains

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | August 28

In celebration of the miracle that is Wednesday, two students paraded through campus dressed as a humpback camel and shouted as joyously as a camel on Wednesday.

Grant awarded to university research for dog bone cancer

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS WRITER | August 27

Bruce Smith, director of the Auburn University Research Initiative in Cancer, has been awarded a 2-year, $118,848 grant to fund research for a new treatment for bone cancer in dogs.

A cappella invades Auburn's campus

By Ashtyne Cole / INTRIGUE REPORTER | August 27

Lately, a cappella groups have been gaining wider recognition thanks to shows such as NBC's "The Sing-Off " and popular movies like "Pitch Perfect."

SGA has first meeting of fall semester

August 27

While Auburn students have adjusted how they budget their time for the start of the semester their Student Government Association discussed changing the way it budgets its funds.

Welcome Week greets new and old students

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | August 26

As summer comes to an end, Auburn's campus will be filled with thousands of new faces and opportunities to meet some of them.

Classic college town: more than meets the eye

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | August 26

Auburn is much more than a SEC college football campus.

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.