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Phil Ehart addresses the crowd at the Business of Music Series Tuesday. (Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER)

Carry on wayward fund: Kansas drummer talks to college of business

By Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER | March 21

Forty years, 14 studio albums recorded, 30 million records sold and one message for Auburn University students.

One of the oaks as it appeared in summer of 2012. Despite repeated efforts to save the trees, the possibility of their survival has been in question since the poisoning was discovered in January of 2011. (Danielle Lowe / PHOTOGRAPHER)

Toomer's Oaks to be removed April 23

By Chandler Jones / Community Reporter | March 20

The date for the Toomer's Oak Tree Removal is set for Tuesday, April 23, three days after the last celebratory rolling on A-Day, Saturday April 20.

Aubie and students play with the adorable puppies brought in for the event. (Kailey Miller / CAMPUS REPORTER)

Sigma Pi raises money for For Paws with puppy kisses

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | March 20

Auburn Sigma Pi of the Alpha Delta Chapter brought puppy kisses to Auburn's campus when it had its philanthropy event on March 19-20.

Sexual assault reported on campus

By Staff Report | March 20

The Auburn Police Department reported a sexual assault of a student the night of Tuesday, March 20 on Samford Avenue near Hemlock Drive.

Jay Gogue addressed students in Langdon Hall about the state of Auburn University. (Nathan Simone / MANAGING EDITOR)

Gogue addresses current and future state of University

By Nathan Simone / MANAGING EDITOR | March 19

What's in store for Auburn?

Parrish said being president for a year has reaffirmed his love for Auburn. (Courtesy of Owen Parrish)

Parrish reflects on SGA presidency

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | March 19

Owen Parrish has been Auburn's student body president for the past year and his time in office is coming to a close.

(Emily Brett / FREELANCE GRAPHIC ARTIST)

Rules no more: street style and fast fashion lead the way

By Elizabeth Wieck / INTRIGUE EDITOR | March 11

Fashion has changed. Long gone are the cumbersome rules that have invisibly governed personal style. As of late, the often-rigid restrictions of dressing have mostly disappeared, allowing for true freedom in expression of style.

Falin WIlliams, Devon Dalton, Sara Hopkins and Courtney Davis work on various aspects of post-production in the Eagle Eye office. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Lights, camera, action: behind the scenes with Eagle Eye TV

By Michael Hill / WRITER | March 8

Eagle Eye is Auburn's student run news station, funded through SGA, and has been around for 20 years providing entertainment for Auburn's campus.

Flapjack Fest raises money for scholarships

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | March 7

The 14th annual Flapjack Fest and Silent Auction took place Thursday, March 7 at the Foy Hall Food Court from 6-8 p.m.

Birmingham native confirmed as trustee

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS WRITER | March 7

Wayne Smith has been confirmed by the state Senate as an at-large member of the Auburn University Board of Trustees.

CGSA connects faculty, students with pie

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | March 7

In celebration of Pi Day, the chemistry faculty is placing their fate, and their faces, in the hands of their students.

CMYK Magazine to feature Patterson as a top creative

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | March 7

Virginia Patterson, senior in graphic design, will have her work featured in CMYK Magazine's "Top 100 New Creatives" issue.

Stocking up on business experience

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | March 7

Auburn's Investment Club continues in second place behind Alabama, in the Student Investment Fund Competition

Psychological Services Center offers ADHD group for students

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | March 7

The Auburn University Psychological Services Center will offer a psychoeducation group for college students that have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

The Residence Hall Olympics had events and activites for students to get involved. (Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER)

Residence hall Olympics promotes student involvement

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | March 7

Campus Recreation in collaboration with the Resident Hall Association hosted the first Residence Hall Olympics, Sunday, March 3.

Auburn alumni start beach vacation rental business

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | March 7

With spring break almost here, Rent Gear Here provides any beach goer the equipment they need to have a good time in the surf and sun.

This year marks the seven-year anniversary of the death of Lauren Burk, a freshman who was abducted and murdered March 4, 2008. (Contributed)

Anniversary of student's death sparks safety discussion

By Abigail O'Brien / COMMUNITY WRITER | March 7

This year marks the 5-year anniversary of one of Auburn's best-remembered students, Lauren Burk.

Sen. Tom Whatley speaks at College Republicans meeting

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | March 5

The Auburn University College Republicans had a meeting Tuesday, March 5, during which state Sen. Tom Whatley and Adam Thompson, deputy chief of staff to the Secretary of State in Montgomery, came to speak.

Campus Rec. and Resident Hall staff play a rousing game of kickball. (Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER)

First Residence Hall Olympics a success

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | March 3

Campus Recreation in collaboration with the Resident Hall Association hosted the first Residence Hall Olympics, Sunday, March 3.

Sky A performs Nickleback's "Rockstar" with a Guitar Hero controller at this year's What-a-Drag! event Friday, March 1. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Spectrum raises $1,530 through What-a-Drag! event

By Dustin Shrader / ONLINE EDITOR | March 3

Glitz, glam and gams shined bright at Auburn Spectrum's What-A-Drag! event hosted Saturday, Mar. 2