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English major, member of ROTC hopes to start food truck

By Anna Beth Jager / INTRIGUE REPORTER | February 17

Katelyn Reed hopes to one day start a food truck business that makes delicious, golden, melt-in-your-mouth crepes of all different flavors and ingredients.

Legacy Brotherhood earns highest GPA

By Lance Davis / SPORTS WRITER | February 14

Legacy Brotherhood has the highest GPA of all fraternities so far in the spring 2013 semester.

Student recreation and wellness center to open spring

By Jessa Pease/ WRITER | February 14

Iron will be pumping and Zumba will be jumping when the new Recreation and Wellness Center opens spring 2013.

Student wheeled out of Haley Center, cause unknown

By Nathan Simone / MANAGING EDITOR | February 13

A female student was wheeled out of Haley Center on a gurney today, the cause of which is unknown

Protest in Bangladesh prompts rally on the Plains

By Corey Arwood / CAMPUS REPORTER | February 13

From Shahbag Square in Dakha, Bangladesh, to the lawns of Auburn University; a world-wide protest was born when the death penalty was not given to a convicted war criminal.

Six figure miracle for Children's Miracle Network

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 12

Auburn University's Dance Marathon took place last Saturday and raised $124,739.89 for Children's Miracle Network.

PLANET Career Days

By Eva Woghiren / WRITER | February 12

Auburn's Department of Horticulture is hosting the 37th annual Professional LandCare Network Student Career Days on March 7-10.

Quarterly journal makes name for itself

By Lance Davis / SPORTS WRITER | February 10

Nestled in the corner of the Haley Center's ninth floor are the offices of the Southern Humanities Review, a quarterly journal published by Auburn University.

Copy Cat limits services

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS WRITER | February 8

Copy Cat, the full service copy center in the Student Center, is shutting down part of its services.

Women's Resource Center hosts advice event

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | February 8

Langdon Hall was nearly full 10 minutes before speaker Dr. Lori Hart began her talk on "Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About the Opposite Sex."

Finding joy in life after surviving breast cancer

By Anna Claire Conrad / WRITER | February 8

The 2013 Winter Career Panel, Expo and Luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 5, at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center, discussed non-profit and philanthropic work.

Student awarded honorable mention for strong, skillful leadership

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 8

In an out-of-character move, The President William, Jefferson, Clinton Hunger Leadership award awarded an honorable mention to Auburn University's own shining star in the battle against hunger.

Student big sisters help Auburn, Opelika teens

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 8

Junior high is an experience that can be easier for some teenagers than others.

Art professor receives grant to study in Antarctica

By Sydney Conrad / WRITER | February 8

Allyson Comstock, art professor at Auburn University for 25 years, was granted the opportunity to embark on a two-month excursion to Antarctica in October.

'Always with a smile and a kind word'

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | February 8

Elsie Reynolds was known for her exemplary character, her love and loyalty to her friends and family and her ready smile.

Tex's Tacos rolls into Terrel Dining hall:permanent location finds success

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | February 7

It all started in the summer of 2010 over Tex-Mex and margaritas.

Lee County Flannel Club laughs its way to prominence

By Michael Hill / WRITER | February 5

A dance collective? A flannel shirt wearing group? None of the above, it's an improv comedy troupe.

A golden girl, a Golden Eagle, and neither bald nor blind; she's one fine bird.

By Corey Arwood / WRITER | February 3

Tiger, aka War Eagle VI, the first eagle to fly at Jordan-Hare Stadium, retired in 2006, and despite being 33-years-old she still gets around.