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Emory professor lectures on molecules, evolution

By Annie Faulk / STAFF WRITER | February 3

Through years of science classes, we learned molecules surround us and make up essentially everything we encounter.

Langdon Hall receives total makeover

By Victoria Rodgers / WRITER | February 3

Langdon Hall has recently come out of retirement to help accommodate this year's large freshman class.

Earning degrees from home

By Chelsea Harvey / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | February 3

Distance learning program offers master's degrees around the world

App provides updates on community events

By Mackenzie Cogle / WRITER | February 3

Auburn alumni Todd Gilbert and Scott Taylor have developed Auburn Pulse, an iPhone application that makes what's happening on The Loveliest Village of the Plains a lot easier to follow.

Kappa Delta fights child abuse with Shamrock Run

By Miranda Dollarhide / Intrigue Editor | February 3

For Kappa Delta's 18th annual Shamrock 5K run, they're hoping to have the luck of the Irish.As one of Kappa Delta's biggest philanthropy events of the year, the sorority will host its 5K Feb. 26.

Self-expression comes full circle

By Alexandria Smith / WRITER | February 3

Publication showcases art, writing

Students prepare for horror film class

By Kate Jones / WRITER | February 1

Halloween has come and gone, but the horror still lurks in the classroom.Devon Overpeck, professor of the radio, television and film class Horror Films, said the class seemed like the natural choice when he was asked to develop a special topics course.

Senate passes grading system

By Liz Conn / Associate Campus Editor | January 27

At its Jan. 18 meeting, the Auburn University Senate voted to pass two new academic policies.The Senate passed a new grading scheme for classes that are graded as satisfactory or unsatisfactory.

Auburn launches new website

By Staff reports | January 27

For the first time since 2005, the Auburn University home page has a new look.The launch event capped a two-year process for Auburn's Office of Communications and Marketing and Office of Information Technology.

Campus housing goes GREEN

By Annie Faulk / STAFF WRITER | January 27

Residence halls compete to conserve resources, strive to increase recycling

Exhibition draws attention to state's talented artists

By Molly Montgomery / WRITER | January 27

"Drawing on Alabama" highlights art in the state

Saving the world's art from disappearance

By Elizabeth Fite / WRITER | January 27

Author tells story of American soldiers rescuing masterpieces during WWII

New system optimizes scheduling, classroom space

By Annie Faulk / STAFF WRITER | January 27

The University is implementing a new program, Ad Astra, to ease the burden of scheduling classes for students.

Women compete for title of Miss Auburn University

By Liz Conn / Associate Campus Editor | January 27

Most women would be petrified to walk across a stage in a swimsuit in front of hundreds of people.

Atheists and agnostics address Christian community

By Staff reports | January 27

The Auburn Atheists and Agnostics (AAA) brought their message to the Auburn Christian community Sunday night.

Philosophy discussions emerge at the Gnu's Room

By Elizabeth Fite / STAFF WRITER | January 27

The first Philosophy at the Gnu's Room meeting of the semester kicked off with a discussion on virtues and vices Tuesday.

The fame game comes under scrutiny in RTVF class

By Kala Bolton / WRITER | January 27

John Mayer's latest controversial tweet and the biggest celebrity feuds of all time sound like causal conversation starters, but they are topics for regular classroom discussion for students enrolled in the Radio, Television and Film 4580 course, "Fame, Celebrity and Media Culture."

Renowned civil rights era journalists speaks to Auburn

By Elizabeth Fite / STAFF WRITER | January 27

Civil rights era journalist Earl Caldwell, best known for his coverage as the only reporter to witness the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., will speak at the Davis Lecture Series Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 6 p.m.