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Political student organizations debate current issues

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 28

The Auburn University College Democrats, Auburn University College Republicans and Young Americans for Liberty at Auburn University each selected two members to argue their stances on four questions in addition to several questions from the audience.

Air Force ROTC cadets remember Capt. Dee Imlay

By Caroline Craig | Campus Writer | October 28

Cadets John Jo and Julia Pedersoli honored Capt. Francis “Dee” Imlay by restoring a mural he helped paint 18 years ago. Imlay was an Auburn alumnus of the Air Force ROTC and named a distinguished graduate. He died in a plane crash in Afghanistan in 2012.

Auburn University reports 17 new COVID-19 cases

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 27

Auburn University reported an increase of 17 new COVID-19 cases in the past week, an increase of six cases over data from the week before.

Research and Innovation Center opens to the public

By Virginia Speirs | Campus Writer | October 27

Auburn University's new Research and Innovation Center is a five-story, 105,877-square foot building featuring office and accelerator space, an event center and an Amsterdam Cafe.

‘Just be confident in what you want to do’: Auburn senior expresses herself through styling clothes

By Destini Ambus | Campus Reporter | October 27

Yetunde Ayinmide, senior in apparel merchandising, developed a love of styling from her mom's Avon magazines. Now, she arranges photo shoots of her friends to further her resume and experience.

Students sign S/U grading petition

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | October 26

Due to the complications caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have said they want the option to choose a pass, fail grading system for some of their classes. Provost Bill Hardgrave said the administration is not considering this as an option for the fall. 

Sen. Doug Jones to speak at campus event on Wednesday

By Evan Mealins | Editor-in-chief | October 25

Sen. Doug Jones will be speaking in the Mell Classroom Building at 6 p.m. on Oct. 28, according to information released by Auburn University College Democrats.

University’s Formula SAE team to virtually compete in Australia

By Caroline Craig | Campus Writer | October 23

After health regulations changed War Eagle Motorsports' operations for the upcoming season, the team is refining last season's combustion car and rebuilding a new electric car for a virtual competition in Australia.

College of Osteopathic Medicine hosting Trunk-or-Treat event

By McKenzie Dooley | Campus Writer | October 22

The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine is hosting a Trunk-or-Treat event tomorrow, Oct. 23, from 5-9 p.m at 910 S. Donahue Dr. Admission is free, and children can play games and participate in a costume contest.

AU Senate briefed on building names progress

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 22

Auburn's Board of Trustees formed a task force this year to reevaluate buildings and monuments on University property. While the Auburn Student Center was recently dedicated to Harold Melton, it remains to be seen if any structures will be renamed.

'No blueprint on how to deal with this': Student org presidents lead their clubs during hybrid semester

By Laney Mayfield | Writer | October 21

 Some presidents of student organizations are striving to make adjustments amid the pandemic but are enduring their share of challenges, such as hosting virtual events or members contracting COVID-19.

Auburn University reports 11 new COVID-19 cases

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 20

This is the lowest number of cases reported since the beginning of the fall semester. All 11 cases were recorded on Auburn's main campus.

Auburn’s Meat Lab offers hand-cut meats to students

By McKenzie Dooley | Campus Writer | October 20

In addition to serving as a research facility for agricultural students, the Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory features a store where students may purchase variety boxes of meats.

'Most' spring classes will be offered in person

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | October 19

Auburn University Provost Bill Hardgrave said in an email to students that 'most' classes this spring will be offered in person. Two college deans talk about what Hardgrave's announcement means for registration and class attendance next semester. 

Home Chef offers students increased dining selection

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | October 18

With students staying home and Auburn's dining halls closing earlier, students like Rachel Forbes have brought more of a variety into their diets by using Home Chef, a meal kit service.

University exchanges properties with USDA

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 16

Auburn University has reclaimed 6.29 acres in its core campus previously owned by the USDA for its National Soil Dynamics Laboratory. The laboratory will be rebuilt in the Auburn Research Park.

How AU’s counseling director found his way home

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | October 16

Dr. Doug Hankes, Auburn's counseling services director, has left positive impressions on students and parents over 22 years. During school, he takes 10–15 student clients weekly; during Camp War Eagle, however, he takes parents on running tours of campus.

Students say 'hey' six feet away

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 15

Hey Day 2020 felt more important than before to some Auburn students. Virtual events were added this year to include students off-campus.