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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.

Elsie Reynolds, member of the Auburn University journalism department for 30 years, passed away at her home in Auburn Jan. 28, 2013 at age 71. (Contributed by Ed Williams)

'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 very own texicana fries are steak, guacamole, pico de gallo, grilled onions, queso fresco, cilantro, and salsa on fries. (Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER)

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.

Board of Trustees approves brewing sciences program

By Daniel Cannaday / Writer | February 3

Students who enjoy a refreshing brew might soon have the chance to create their own concoction for a grade.

The Board of Trustees met Friday, Feb. 1 to make decisions regarding new master's certificates and airport regulations. (Lance Davis / SPORTS WRITER)

Auburn trustees approve certificates, airport guidelines

By Lance Davis / SPORTS WRITER | February 2

The Board of Trustees discussed new graduate and master's certificates and new regulations for the Auburn University Regional Airport at a meeting Friday, Feb. 1 at the Auburn University at Montgomery campus

The same oak as it appeared Feb.1, 2013. (Nathan Simone / MANAGING EDITOR)

Toomer's Oaks to be removed, legacy to stay

By Lance Davis / SPORTS WRITER | February 1

Auburn University has made plans to remove the poisoned oak trees at Toomer's Corner, the University said in a press release today.

Dana Gold, a GAP Senior Fellow and tour director, moderating the event. (Katherine McCahey / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

The war stories of whistleblowers: Government Accountability Project visits AU for its second time

By Corey Arwood / WRITER | February 1

The Government Accountability Project's American Whistle Blower Tour was on campus Thursday, January 31, and it brought with it two veteran whistleblowers who shared their experiences with Auburn students.

Parking Services has made $400,000 from tickets since fall 2012 and insist they are only doing their job. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

'We're not out to just give tickets'

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | January 31

Parking services, or as some may call them the vultures of Auburn University, shed light on their mission and reasoning behind unpopular ticketing.

Comedian Kenan Thompson drew a crowd of students to the Auburn Arena Tuesday, Jan. 29. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Kenan Thompson still "All That" among students

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | January 29

Comedian Kenan Thompson spoke at the Auburn Arena Tuesday, Jan. 29 as Auburn students filed in to see him.

Jule Collins Smith celebrates 10 year anniversary

By Eva Woghiren / WRITER | January 25

More than 285 guests were at the Hotel at Auburn University & Dixon Conference Center Friday, Jan. 18 to celebrate the Jule Collins Smith Museum's 10th Anniversary.

University utilizes social media platforms to enhance learning

By Daniel Cannady / WRITER | January 25

The world shrank today.

Jasmine Amoo, sophomore in undeclared science and math, Will McCann, sophomore in pre-business and Casey Stein, junior in human development and family studies, at the Fall Festival at the Children's Miracle Network Hospital in Columbus, Ga. (Contributed)

We stand for those who can't

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | January 23

Auburn University Dance Marathon raised $65,995.25 last year for the Children's Miracle Network Hospital in Columbus, Ga.

Students selected as finalists for Gates Cambridge scholarship

By Michael Hill / WRITER | January 23

One thousand applicants, 90 finalists and two Auburn students selected among finalists to interview for the prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship to study at the University of Cambridge in Cambridge, England.

Online education tops World Report

By Corey Arwood / CAMPUS REPORTER | January 23

Auburn placed in the top 10 in four out of five online graduate degree programs evaluated by the U.S. News & World Report for best online education programs in 2013.