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Canadian senator encourages women in politics

By Anna Claire Conrad / STAFF WRITER | October 6

Women in Auburn are about to receive some international inspiration.

Auburn receives multi-million dollar grant for biofuel research

By Robert E. Lee / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | October 6

Auburn University was chosen last week to receive part of a $15 million grant from the United States Department of Agriculture to research advanced methods of producing biofuels.

New grant rushes Auburn to forefront of food safety

By Shanetta Pendleton / STAFF WRITER | October 6

That chicken in the freezer may be safer to eat in the future.The Food and Drug Administration granted Auburn University $6.5 million to develop a national food protection training program.

Archaeologist unearths key to teaching

By Anna Claire Conrad / STAFF WRITER | October 6

Archaeologist and professor of anthropology John Cottier has inspired his students to think--and dig\0xAD-- outside of the box.

Football first ladies lead charity talk

By Bianca Seward / WRITER | October 6

Chizik and Malzahn are teaming up again, but this time it's the misses whom people are listening to.

ESPN creator visits Auburn

By Liz Conn / MANAGING EDITOR | September 29

Bill Rasmussen was told his idea was "television suicide." Thirty years later, his idea stands as the most-aired program in television history.

Alabama receives public safety grant

By Jaimen Perez / WRITER | September 29

Law enforcement will not be letting down its guard on the roads.

Brave hearts change lives, bring people together

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | September 29

"Expressions of a Brave Heart," started by social work professor Angie Burque, was created to allow people with disabilities a chance to express themselves through the arts, but it has become an outlet for Auburn students to show their compassion to those in need as well.

Professors help wounded veterans get back on feet

By Chelsea Harvey / CAMPUS EDITOR | September 29

Some professors take serving the country to a new level.

Building talent earns award

By Elizabeth Bonner / STAFF WRITER | September 29

The College of Architecture, Design and Construction's efforts to raise a new generation of architects haven't gone unnoticed.

Students talk Girl Talk

By Sloane Hudson / WRITER | September 29

Neon hats and glow sticks filled the Auburn Arena as 5,000-plus students attended University Program Coucil's fall concert featuring Girl Talk with special guest Lupe Fiasco.

Have you HeAUrd that?

By Robert E. Lee / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | September 29

The Student Government Association passed a $4,000 motion Monday night to design the new student feedback system "HeAUrd That."

Writers stir myth, mystery

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | September 29

The Auburn Writers Conference, to be held Oct. 7-8, has been in the works for more than a year and promises to be as magical as the myths and hauntings that make up this year's theme.

CNN's 9/11 memorial project hits close to home

By Shanetta Pendleton / STAFF WRITER | September 29

Associate professor of art Zdenko Krtic was one of 23 artists commissioned by CNN to submit a piece of art for its project, "9/11 Ripple: Ten Years Later."

Milwaukee's best inspires Auburn

By Nick Bowman / OPINIONS EDITOR | September 29

Jennifer Collins is a walking, talking, writing contradiction.She's the daughter of an accountant and a banker who majored in English and a former resident of Milwaukee who can't stand most of the city's beer.

Cheers to Oktoberfest

By Shanetta Pendleton / STAFF WRITER | September 29

Life may not be all beer and Skittles, but it will be all beer and gourmet food at the Hotel at Auburn University Friday.

Rolling to the future

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | September 22

The sounds of bikes pedaling, brakes squeaking and tires spinning may be more prevalent in Auburn soon.

Stress can lead to an unhealthy diet

By Kristen Oliver / WRITER | September 22

Between school, work and having a social life, college can be stressful.