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Auburn says 'bienvenido' to newest student society

By Ellen Weathers / WRITER | February 17

The Society of Professional Hispanic Engineers now has a student chapter at Auburn.

College of Agriculture distinguishes five in banquet

By Destiny Brown / WRITER | February 17

Alabamians who have supported the state's agriculture are to be recognized at the Agriculture Alumni Association annual meeting and Hall of Honor banquet for their contributions to the industry.

Exhibit showcases prints from renowned naturalist

By Jade Currid / WRITER | February 17

Colorful prints of birds with scientific names commemorating individuals will be on display at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art in the exhibit, "A Wren by Any Other Name: Selections from the Louise Hauss and David Brent Miller Audubon Collection."

Universities unite in song

By Christina Santee / WRITER | February 17

A unique collaboration took place Feb. 12, unifying both the Auburn University and The University of Southern Mississippi choirs for a public choral performance at Auburn United Methodist Church.

Fifth women's conference helps build leadership skills

By Kate Jones / WRITER | February 17

The Women's Resource Center is holding the fifth annual Women's Leadership Conference Feb. 22-23. The theme for this year's conference is Woman\0xB2 Rising to the Next Power.

Reaccreditation survey approaches

By Liz Conn / Associate Campus Editor | February 10

Administrators have begun to prepare for evaluation in 2013 by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Dancing the night away for a charitable cause

By Rachel Hampton / WRITER | February 10

Last Friday at midnight, hundreds of people were dancing under flashing lights, jumping around with glow sticks and sweating through their shirts--and no, they weren't at SkyBar Cafe.

Miss Auburn candidates fulfill platform promises

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | February 10

The Miss Auburn title is getting a face-lift.The Division of Student Affairs is working with Miss Auburn candidates to work on their platforms, whether they win or lose.

Police substation to replace proposed University bike shop

By Alison McFerrin / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | February 10

Campus security will reach new heights this semester with the addition of a police substation.

RBDpalooza: part deux

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | February 10

The second annual RBDpalooza brings fun and games to the library

International students show off their talent

By Elizabeth Fite / STAFF WRITER | February 10

America's got talent--but so does the rest of the world.The International Student Organization (ISO) talent show will take place Feb.

Search underway for campus representatives

By Blakeley Sisk / WRITER | February 10

War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen applications are now available.

'The Light in the Piazza' brings love to campus

By Colton Campbell / WRITER | February 10

Love is in the air in the Auburn Theatre Department with the spring musical "The Light in the Piazza," opening Feb. 17.

Learn to walk backward, share Auburn knowledge

By Kelly Nicastro / WRITER | February 10

Student recruiters looking for new applicants

The reigning coffee king

By Colton Campbell / WRITER | February 10

Starbucks' Will Acrond treats customers with more than just a hot cup of coffee

Class of the week illuminates 'dark side' of sociopaths

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | February 10

If you have wondered what makes a sociopath tick, "The Dark Side: Negative Behaviors in Humans," may be the class for you.

Atheists and Agnostics club celebrates Darwin Day

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | February 10

Atheists and agnostics are coming together to celebrate Charles Darwin's birthday.

SGA & Miss Auburn elections 2011

By Staff reports | February 3

PRESIDENTKirby Turnage - Ballot Position #1Turnage, senior in finance, has served as assistant vice president of auxiliary services, on the University dining satisfaction council and the University concessions board, as an SGA senator-at-large and director of the High School Leadership conference.Dining options\0x25A0 Offer more all-you-can-eat options\0x25A0 Lower meal costs by holding Chartwell's accountable to their contract with the University\0x25A0 Work to provide breakfast at the Student Center Chick-fil-AStudent life\0x25A0 Build a comprehensive online system, "HeAUrd That!" for students to voice their concerns\0x25A0 Develop a mobile app for smart phones to supply students with anything they could need to know\0x25A0 Create an official online ticket exchange to electronically transfer student ticketsTransportation\0x25A0 Secure long-term, sustainable funding to allow the Toomer's Ten to continue operations, and work to expand routes and improve pick up timingClasses\0x25A0 Work to ensure class availability doesn't hinder expected graduation dates and that students receive reliable information and availability from advisers"We can make students own this campus and shift some of that power back to them and give them a voice."Trevor Ramsey - Ballot Position #2Ramsey, senior in biomedical sciences, pre-med, has served as SGA director of spirit, SGA assistant director of city relations, social fraternity executive, COSAM peer instructor, and on the SGA health and wellness committee.Game day\0x25A0 Increase interaction between students and coaching staff/athletes\0x25A0 Better food options in the stadium\0x25A0 Improve student ticket system and lobby for extra student section in the upper deckStudent experience\0x25A0 Improve advising, tutoring and OIT services\0x25A0 More options, services for international students\0x25A0 Oversight of Health and Wellness Center\0x25A0 Improve on-campus dining optionsStudent unity and awareness\0x25A0 Increase interaction among student organizations\0x25A0 Utilize Eagle Eye for monthly SGA reports\0x25A0 Create a portion of SGA that will deal directly with student concernsFreshman retention rates\0x25A0 Lobby for more on-campus housing\0x25A0 Create a freshman mentoring program\0x25A0 Increase awareness of the city of Auburn"You can talk to me, call me, text me, e-mail me.