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Engineering program offers students free summer in India

By Rachel Shirley / WRITER | September 23

The search is on for participants in an all-expenses-paid summer abroad program for two months in India.The program is made possible through Laboratory for Innovative Technology and Engineering Education, a research group at Auburn, and funding from the National Science Foundation's International Research Experience for Students.

Library serves students for half a century

By Jake Cole / WRITER | September 23

The familiar smell of dusty books has permeated the Ralph Brown Draughon Library for 50 years, having soaked into the foundation of the building that has survived many changes.

Group works to take slice out of local hunger

By Eric Austin / CAMPUS EDITOR | September 23

New organization utilizes leftover food from Sewell Hall to supply Lee County citizens in need

Layman Group 'reveals' fall lineup

By Eric Austin / CAMPUS EDITOR | September 16

Admirers of the arts crowded into the loft above Behind the Glass on Magnolia Avenue Friday evening for the Layman Group's season premiere, "Reveal.""This is the first time I've shown my art in a show sense," said Kristi Dallen, whose exhibit headlined the evening.

Dorm visitation hours disputable

By Chelsea Harvey / STAFF WRITER | September 16

Of the 24,000 students who attend Auburn, only approximately 4,000 live in on-campus residence halls.On-campus regulations include rules against noise violations, pets, certain appliances, alcohol and illegal substances, and visitors of the opposite sex between midnight and noon.

Focus of sustainability for landscape architecture

By J.P. Kelsey / STAFF WRITER | September 16

The arboretum on campus is more than just a beautiful place to relax between classes--it also serves as a learning lab of sorts for students of landscape architecture.The graduate landscape architecture course "Sustainable Practices for Planning, Development and Design" is a hands-on class that includes three projects during the semester.

Transit provides game day options

By Courtney Smith / WRITER | September 16

Trying to find a parking spot on game day is as difficult as hearing the snap count on a third down in Jordan-Hare.David George, director of the Tiger Transit system, said he wants students to know there is a better, less stressful way to make it to the stadium and still have enough time to tailgate before the game.

Going Greek leads to higher retention, study says

September 16

There are benefits to fraternities and sororities beyond new friends and regularly scheduled band parties.A recent collaborative effort between the Office of Greek Life and the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment (OIRA) has shown that members of the Greek community are more likely to stay at Auburn and graduate than independent students.

The wheels of justice

By Brent Godwin / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | September 16

From the bricks of Haley Center Concourse to the outer spaces of Residential Overflow, the Auburn Police Department is prepared for any threat

Saddle up for 2010 FarmHouse Rodeo

By Sara Weeks / WRITER | September 16

FarmHouse fraternity will host its philanthropic rodeo Sept. 17 in the field beside Good Ol' Boys restaurant on Sandhill Road, the same location where the Alpha Psi Rodeo is held.Will Bryan, FarmHouse's rodeo chair, is in charge of planning and coordinating the event.

Lecture addresses perceptions of US-France relations

By Maddy Hall / WRITER | September 16

The Atlanta-based Consul General of France Pascal Le Deunff came to Auburn to give a speech titled, "France: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow."Le Deunff discussed four missions he has while holding his title.

Unearthed skeletons bring Mexican War back to life

By Abby Townson / WRITER | September 16

Skeletons were unearthed on a beach in Mississippi 160 years after the Mexican-American War, which ended in 1848.Students and faculty gathered Saturday afternoon for a lecture on the Mexican-American War cemetery discovered on Greenwood Island in Pascagoula, Miss.

Fresh face in the cockpit

By Eric Austin / CAMPUS EDITOR | September 9

New chief flight instructor lifts program to new heights

UPC offers zesty Mexican cooking experience

By Metia Harris / WRITER | September 9

The University Program Council hosted a Mexican Cooking Workshop Sept. 2 in Spidle Hall, where students were able to feed their zesty sides.

Year-long efforts begin for Relay for Life

By Eric Austin / CAMPUS EDITOR | September 9

Almost one in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.It is these staggering numbers that keep the Relay for Life team working, not just in the spring, but all year long.

Class of the Week: Architecture course builds new perspectives

By J.P. Kelsey / STAFF WRITER | September 9

You don't have to be an architecture major to appreciate artful architecture.

Raptor demonstration continues with tradition

By Elizabeth Fite / WRITER | September 9

The Southeastern Raptor Center kicked off the football season with its first "Football, Fans and Feathers" event of the year Friday.

She said yes!

By Derek Lacey / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | September 9

Auburn Man Gives New Meaning to "Take a Knee"