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Brand new degree on its way

By Jake Winfrey / WRITER | July 16

Coming this fall will be a new degree in natural resources management.

Sniffing out the pine problem

By Nicole Singleton / SPORTS EDITOR | July 14

It's not strange to see a dog sniffing a tree, but it might be strange to know that by sniffing, the dog is saving the tree's life.

Business degree ranks high

By Sarah Layne / WRITER | July 14

Coined by the program as "The Best Major You've Never Heard Of," Auburn's supply chain management department recently ranked among the top 25 in the nation of its kind.

Urban Studio helps rebuild tornado-damaged city

By Trent Erwin / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | July 14

Urban Studio is currently working in cooperation with FEMA to rebuild Cordova.

Campus buildings to be demolished

By Kristen Ferrell / CAMPUS EDITOR | July 14

Within the next few months, three buildings on campus will be brought to the ground, so be prepared for more huge trucks and traffic detours on your way to class.

Keeping the cells alive

By Brandon Miller / WRITER | July 7

Vitaly Vodyanoy may not have a cape or mask, but he is Auburn University's real-life superhero.

Clinic holds hearing aid open house

By Libby So / WRITER | July 7

For the majority of people, the ability to hear is something we spend little time thinking about, but for many students at Auburn, helping those who can't hear is a top priority.The Auburn University Speech and Hearing Clinic is holding its annual Hearing Aid Open House July 13 and 15 from 8 a.m.

Milestone prepares pharmacy students

By Trent Erwin / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | July 7

Pharmacy students are tested on more than just written exams.

Swapping up options

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 7

A lot of confusion has been generated by the recent reopening of Chick-fil-A, especially since it coincided with the closing of Au Bon Pain, another dining venue that is often available in the Student Center.

Smoking ban gets Staff Council vote

By Kristen Ferrell / CAMPUS EDITOR | July 7

The Staff Council voted June 29 in favor of a smoke-free campus after months of preparation and surveys.

Turtles, Tortoises and Terrapins, oh my

By Robert Lee / WRITER | June 30

The turtle population in Alabama might surprise the average skeptic, but on Saturday no question was left unanswered regarding the differences among species.

Printmaking ain't broken

By Alex Harper / WRITER | June 30

Great minds think alike, but they don't always think the same.

Engineers mow the competition with "Moe"

By Ariana Diaz / WRITER | June 30

The Institute of Navigation holds an annual robotic lawn mower competition, and this year, Auburn's team placed second earning a $10,000 prize in the dynamic competition.

OIT makes web-space creation simple

By Trent Erwin / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | June 30

Auburn students are provided with 100 megabytes of free web space that can be designed to use for class or leisure.

Auburn tradition spotlighted

By Trent Erwin / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | June 27

Auburn's triumphant War Eagle has come into competition with 16 out of 25 nominated college football traditions in a bracket-style tournament on ESPN's SportsNation.

Breezing through Europe

By Laura Hobbs / WRITER | June 23

The "Bang, Bang Tour of Europe," named for the vast amount of traveling in a short amount of time, is a one-of-a-kind study abroad that allows students to plan the trip they would like to experience.

Toomer's oak seedlings highlighted on ESPNU

By Andrew McCaslin / WRITER | June 23

"SEC Weekly" recently aired a special on ESPNU showcasing the Toomer's oak seedlings.

MBA team wins award for health care plan

By Kelley Rouse / WRITER | June 23

Auburn University's Physicians Executive MBA team, which consists of four recent graduates from the program, placed second in the first International Healthcare Case Competition in Milan, Italy.