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Horticulture Professor named Educator of the Year

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 16

Pursell endowed professor of horticulture, Donald Eakes, was named Educator of the year by the Professional Landcare Network Academic Excellence Foundation.

Auburn and the Energy Switch

By Corey Good / WRITER | April 16

Environmentalists like Dr. Scott Tinker and Harry Lynch of The Switch Energy Project are making the future more clear.Together they created the documentary Switch and The Switch Energy Project.

AU Bookstore Holding Slogan Contest

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | April 16

The Auburn University Bookstore is holding a slogan contest for next year's game day buttons.

Toomer's souvenirs will be available for purchase this upcoming summer and fall semesters. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Toomer's souvenirs to benefit student scholarships

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | April 10

Toomer's oaks souvenirs will be available for purchase this summer or next fall.

69 Auburn Students awarded in 2013 Who's Who

By Jherrica Luckie / WRITER | April 10

Each year, the "Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges "awards students who have persistently stood out to the faculty at his or her school.

Flyerbug helps students with groceries

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | April 10

Flyerbug, an online grocery service that lets you compare prices before you shop, has expanded to include the Auburn area.

Auburn University's Panhellenic Council wins Overall Recognition Award

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 10

Auburn University's Panhellenic Council was recognized for their accomplishments when they won the Overall Recognition Award at the 2013 South Eastern Panhellenic Conference.

Above, current design of Samford Hall, which replaced Old Main after it burned down. (Contributed by Dwayne Cox)

Historic Catalogues Digitized

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | April 10

Auburn University's historic catalogue collection has recently been digitized by the libraries' Special Collections and Archives Department.

Cirque d' Auburn: The Greatest Show on the Plains

By Michael Hill / WRITER | April 10

The University Program is hosting a Tiger Nights event Friday, April 12, from 7 p.m. until midnight: Cirque d' Auburn.

Auburn students take trash and make furniture

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 9

Auburn students took what most people would only see as trash and turned it into something useful and environmentally friendly.

Meghan Sadler and Thanh (TJ) Nguyen were the two students honored by the Career Center. (Eva Woghiren / WRITER)

Career Center Student Employment Awards honor two recipients

By Eva Woghiren / WRITER | April 9

The Career Center is recognizing National Student Employment Week Sunday, April 7 through Saturday, April 13 and encouraged Auburn University employers as well as off-campus employers to nominate students who exemplified exceptional character and outstanding accomplishments in the work field while attending college.

Aviation Management program in threat of shutdown

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | April 9

The aviation management program in the College of Business has failed to meet accreditation requirements since last fall leaving the program in threat of losing its accreditation.

Rheta Grimsley Johnson urges students to new horizons

By Nathan Simone / MANAGING EDITOR | April 9

Rheta Grimsely Johnson informed and entertained students Tuesday, April 9, by recounting her life and career as chief speaker of the New Horizons lecture series.

Courtesy of Auburn University New Media Club.

Auburn indie student film festival to premiere April 13

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | April 8

After more than a year of networking, planning and putting in to place every last detail, the Auburn University New Media Club and Film Society will host The Auburn Indie: Independent Student Film Festival.

SGA senate hears upcoming campus news and policies

By Evan Isbill / WRITER | April 8

This Monday SGA Senate met and heard from several guests on upcoming events and policies coming to Auburn.

ISA's Bollywood ballyhooed by attendees

By Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER | April 7

Reedy synthesizer, deep rolling bass, pounding drums and over one hundred people energetically dancing kept Auburn Student Baptist Center rattling late into the night.

Chizik releases statement denying reported NCAA violations

By Staff Report | April 4

Gene Chizik released a statement Thursday, April 4 denying allegations made by Mike McNeil of multiple NCAA violations in a recent Selena Roberts article.

Calling all Tigers: Train, Hot Chelle Rae and Green River Ordinance for UPC spring Concert

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 4

Auburn students asked, and the University Program Council listened.

Runners met at Quixote's and celebrated with a couple of beers. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Rehydrate with beer

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | April 4

Running for Brews, a new running organization in Auburn, encourages participants to down a cold beer with new friends after running a 5K each week.

Clement has been making coffee on his own since he was a junior in high school. He has over 20 customers. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Student profits from coffee

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | April 4

Josh Clement, freshman in physics, has started his own coffee shop Black Flag Coffee, in the first floor kitchen of Harper Hall of the Quad dormitories.