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Genetics professor talks ethics of genetics research

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | March 1

Arthur Caplan gave a lecture on ethics in genetic engineering Tuesday afternoon in the first Littleton-Franklin lecture that was jointly sponsored with the York Foundation.

Board of Trustee nomination still undecided

By Chelsea Harvey / CAMPUS EDITOR | March 1

Auburn University's Board of Trustees nominees are still awaiting confirmation from the Alabama Senate.

The Circle brings artistic perspective to campus

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | March 1

The Auburn Circle uses its budget to produce its biennial literary and art magazine.

Animal science students show off at competition

By Susan Cook / WRITER | March 1

Four Auburn University students recently competed in the Animal Sciences Academic Quadrathlon and walked away winners.

The Challenge reaches its summit

By Lane Jones / CAMPUS BEAT REPORTER | March 1

The Challenge will culminate at The Summit March 3.

Public health minor open to all majors

By Rachel Cooper / WRITER | March 1

The College of Veterinary Medicine recently introduced a public health minor as part of its undergraduate studies program.

The Challenge emphasizes student service

By Ali Jenkins / WRITER | February 29

Auburn's civic engagement team gave students the opportunity to hear service-minded men and women talk about the importance of giving back to the community in their college years and beyond.

Women's Leadership Conference returns for sixth year

By John Holtrop / WRITER | February 23

The Auburn University Women's Resource Center will host its sixth annual Women's Leadership Conference Friday at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.

President Gogue rejects proposed provost applicants

By Chelsea Harvey / CAMPUS EDITOR | February 23

The first provost search has been declared a failure, and a new search is now being organized.

Cleaner water for a better tomorrow

By Lane Jones / CAMPUS BEAT REPORTER | February 23

IHPO is developing products for the developing world.Innovative Humanitarian Projects Organization was created by Grant Moore, senior in electrical engineering, and his classmates, with help from adviser Thomas Baginski, in order to provide portable, eco-friendly water purifiers to developing countries.

Week of service encourages community involvement

By Lane Jones / CAMPUS BEAT REPORTER | February 23

In the same county where Auburn students are spending their dining dollars like Monopoly money, one in five children will go to bed hungry tonight.

Black Student Union promotes diversity through events

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | February 23

Auburn's Black Student Union continues to promote diversity throughout campus this semester.

Lecture series in dire straits

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | February 23

The Littleton-Franklin Lecture Series may only continue for one more year if a new source of funding is not found.

Gospel choir observes Black History Month with concert

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | February 23

Auburn's gospel choir will promote African-American strength and prosperity through the decades at this year's Black History Month concert.

Ag Econ professor receives lifetime achievement award

By Jenny Steele / WRITER | February 23

After dedicating more than 25 years to the College of Agriculture, Henry Kinnucan was awarded the Southern Agricultural Economics Association's 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award Feb. 7.

Auburn Area Community Theater presents 'Once on This Island'

By Hope Burleson / WRITER | February 19

Auburn Area Community Theatre will present the opening performance of "Once on This Island Jr." Feb. 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center.

West Benson invited by Alpha Kappa Psi

By Callie Ward / WRITER | February 19

Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity will be hosting West Benson, a top money earner in ProvisionRX, to provide a brief overview of the company and provide insight to students about possible business opportunities.

Auburn Hungry for Global Awareness

By Andrew Yawn / WRITER | February 19

The Alabama Possible Community Conversation will take place in Room 2326 of the Student Center on Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. and is one part of The Challenge, a two week campus global issues movement.