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Caroline Keim announced as next Miss Auburn

By Jillian Minor | Campus Writer | February 3

Keim ran on a platform of encouraging students to prioritize their mental health and promoting Auburn's counseling services.

Stephen Sadie elected next SGA treasurer

By Jillian Minor | Campus Writer | February 3

Sadie received 56.56% of the vote, running on a platform promoting additional SGA and student funds in addition to increased financial literacy programs.   

Cole Callahan announced as next SGA vice president

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | February 3

Cole Callahan, junior in biomedical sciences, was elected SGA vice president. He thanked his team, advisors and every student who has gotten to know him throughout the election process.

Rett Waggoner elected next SGA president

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | February 3

Waggoner, the son of the secretary to the Auburn University Board of Trustees, ran on a platform of "student empowerment, SGA usefulness and the individual student experience."

Outdoor classes give students a breath of fresh air

By Kayla Bhodoo | Campus Writer | February 2

Some in-person courses are being delivered outdoors rather than in regular, indoor classrooms because of safety concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic as more students return to campus this semester.

Greenway path promotes active student lifestyle

By Connor Gaffney | Campus Writer | February 1

The three-fifths of a mile stretch of path is traversable by bicycling or walking and serves as a connection from the James E. Martin Aquatics Center to the University’s Sportsplex.

Masks, testing still causes for concern for AU medical experts

By Evan Mealins | Editor-in-chief | January 31

As more and more people start to populate campus spaces, medical experts are urging students to comply with University COVID-19 guidelines.

‘That’s why I’m here’: Despite her far travels, Mrs. Z says Auburn feels like home

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | January 31

Zeynep Bilgili has been a constant presence at the campus Panda Express since its 2010 opening. 

2021 SGA candidates debate campus issues

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | January 29

SGA candidates were asked a series of position-specific questions. Miss Auburn candidates were all given the opportunity to give a speech but were not given platform questions or time for debate.  

Long waits, delayed openings plagued dining on campus

By Jillian Minor | Campus Writer | January 29

Disparities between student activity in the fall and so far in the spring have caused Campus Dining to struggle to make scheduling decisions, causing overwhelming lines and wait times at popular dining options.

AU Modeling Board wraps up tryouts

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | January 28

One of AU Modeling Board’s key principles is that “confidence is key,” said Keoshia McGhee, president of the organization.

Meet the 2021 candidates for SGA and Miss Auburn

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | January 27

Auburn's Student Government Association begins its kickoff for campaign week for spring 2021 elections today, Wednesday, Jan. 27 through Monday, Feb. 1.

Auburn international students reflect on America in 2020

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | January 24

Some of Auburn's international students give their viewpoints on the pandemic, the death of George Floyd and the 2020 election. 

AU extends remote operations through Feb. 7

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | January 22

Auburn University has extended its remote operations policy for face-to-face classes another week, according to a campus-wide email sent Friday afternoon.

Auburn College Democrats watch Biden, Harris inauguration

By Larry Robinson | Photo Editor | January 21

Americans tuned in Wednesday morning to see the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Among those watching were the membership of the Auburn College Democrats. 

Student orgs honor Martin Luther King Jr. with a day of service

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | January 19

Auburn's Black Student Union and Alternative Student Breaks gathered together on Monday to honor Martin Luther King Jr. through community service and remembrance of the 1960s civil rights movement.

‘Cup at Cater’ promotes awareness of human trafficking

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | January 17

Auburn Students Against Human Trafficking aimed to advocate for survivors of exploitation with cups of coffee last Monday, and leaders will be offering a talk on Jan. 21 to dispel misconceptions about the practice.

Auburn University extends remote operations through Jan. 31

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | January 15

Face-to-face classes may now be held remotely through Jan. 31 because of an extension to the University's remote operations.