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Do you have what potential employers are looking for?

By Michael Hill / WRITER | May 2

The spring semester is over, finals are wrapping up and many students are preparing for a long summer break or gearing up to begin summer classes.But for many students, the end of this semester is the end of their college career.

David Weaver appointed Shug Jordan Writing Professor

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | April 29

David Weaver, professor in the department of agronomy and soils, was recently appointed as the new Ralph "Shug" Jordan Professor of Writing.

The Patient Portal connects patients to their medical information

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 29

The Auburn University Medical Clinic has recently added the Patient Portal, a secure Internet link to the clinic that allows students to access their lab reports, refill their medication, make appointments, send questions to their doctor or nurse, check to see what medications they are taking and pay their bill.

Auburn alum draws iconic oaks

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | April 26

Stephen Malkoff, auburn alum, has returned to his roots to draw Toomer's Oaks.

Senior graphic design exhibit on display

By Eva Woghiren / WRITER | April 26

Twenty-seven graphic design seniors at Auburn were finally able to display their months of hard work to the public at Jan Dempsey Community Art Center.

Auburn University programs rank high in US News & World Report's 2013 Best Online Education Programs

By Carol Nelson / WRITER | April 24

Online graduate programs in Auburn University's College of Education, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering and College of Business are listed in the top 10 of the just newly released U.S. News & World Report's 2013 Best Online Education Programs rankings.

Auburn Students raise awareness for sexual assault

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 24

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, or SAAM, and Auburn University students are doing their part by informing the public.

The Auburn Experience is now in app form

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 24

As the Auburn loses one of it's traditions, rolling Toomer's Trees, faculty and students work to continue making students feel comfortable at Auburn and find new traditions and organizations that will be a good fit.

Graduate Students honored with awards

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | April 24

Twenty-four graduate students have been selected as the recipients of two prestigious annual awards. Twenty graduate students have been chosen as this year's Outstanding Graduate Students, and four doctoral students are the recipients of the Merriwether Fellowship.

Junior receives first Truman Scholarship awarded to an Auburn student in nearly 30 years

By Jherrica Luckie / WRITER | April 24

On Wednesday, April 10, Azeem Ahmed, a junior in finance and economics, was included in a list of 62 students receiving the Harry S. Truman Scholarship this year, making him the first recipient from Auburn University since 1985 and the third since the creation of the scholarship.

Lall named Auburn's Faculty Acheivement Award

By Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER | April 24

Teaching can make for a thankless career, but Pradeep Lall is being recognized for a job done well.

Auburn University conducts year-long brain trauma study

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | April 24

Auburn University faculty across campus and at the MRI Center in Auburn's Research Park are working on a project, which focuses on soldiers who have suffered brain trauma.

Office of Sustainability awards faculty, staff for achievement

By Eva Woghiren / WRITER | April 23

Several Auburn faculty, staff, alumni and students were recognized by the Officeof Sustainability for their outstanding achievements related to their field, whether itwas through academics, program development or finding innovation.

Fans tie the knot beneath Toomer's

By Raye May | Photo Editor | April 21

Toni Beth Holland and her boyfriend of five years, Ray Sapp, shouted "War Eagle" as well as "I do," Sunday, April 21.

A-Day provides first glimpse of revamped Auburn Tigers

By Lance Davis / WRITER | April 20

Auburn fans will get their first chance to see the retooled and revamped Auburn football team on A-Day.

Former New York Times executive editor speaks at Dixon Auditorium

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | April 18

Howell Raines, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and former executive editor of The New York Times, spoke at the 2013 Neil O. and Henrietta Davis Distinguished Lecture

Ed Williams retires after 30 years

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 18

After 30 years of teaching, Ed Williams, journalism professor, is retiring.

Service Supports Students Saving

By Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER | April 16

TUN, The University Network, has been advertising the deals of college-area businesses for 10 years, and it launched its website, TUN.com, in 2010.