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SGA presidential candidates speak about election results

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | February 5

Presidential hopefuls shared their thoughts following the announcement of Ada Ruth Huntley as the next SGA president.

Hays Kassen wins election for SGA vice president

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | February 5

Hays Kassen, junior in accounting, said he wants to get to work in the Student Senate quickly. 

Students elect Caroline Willoughby as SGA treasurer

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | February 5

A huddle of people in dark green t-shirts jumped and cheered as the elections council announced Caroline Willoughby as the next SGA treasurer.

Elections Council announces Ada Ruth Huntley as SGA president

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | February 4

Huntley is the first African American woman to be elected to the position.

A breakdown of Auburn SGA

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | February 4

Auburn's SGA can seem like a complex organization full of laws and procedures. Here's a breakdown of the basics. 

SGA presidential candidates debate before elections

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | February 4

SGA President Mary Margaret Turton asked the candidates a range of questions, giving each candidate a chance to respond before moving to the next question.

Meet the candidates: SGA treasurer 2020

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | February 3

Here are the candidates for SGA treasurer. Voting will last from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020.

Meet the candidates: SGA vice president 2020

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | February 3

Voting for SGA president, SGA vice president, SGA treasurer and Miss Auburn will last from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020.

Meet the candidates: Miss Auburn 2020

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | February 3

Voting for SGA president, SGA vice president, SGA treasurer and Miss Auburn will last from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020.

'Serve your country': FBI deputy director visits campus

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | January 31

In this increasingly complex world of intelligence, FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich said the FBI remains focused on serving the public.

Meet Jordan Bailey: candidate for SGA president

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | January 31

One way Bailey wants to connect students to SGA is by creating a texting service that updates students on what’s changing around campus.

Meet James Sadie: candidate for SGA president

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 31

Sadie wants to introduce housing ambassadors who would cooperate with resident assistants to provide a smoother transition for students moving on campus.

Meet Jack O'Keefe: candidate for SGA president

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | January 31

O’Keefe said that he hoped to improve several aspects of transportation, including working toward getting electric scooters and keeping close tabs on the new Lyft program that was recently implemented.

Meet Jacari Holt: candiate for SGA president

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | January 31

Holt said he believes food insecurity is one of the chief problems facing Auburn students as a whole right now.

Meet Ada Ruth Huntley: candidate for SGA president

By Eduardo Medina | Editor-in-chief | January 31

Huntley is running to lead a student body that she believes embodies the best of Auburn: passion, empathy and a willingness to face issues directly and honestly.

ACLC and Central Dining Hall project moves into second phase

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 30

The University has its sights on removing Parker Hall during the spring 2022 semester to allow for the remaining space needed for construction, but in the meantime, classes will continue to be held in the older facility.

Senate passes resolution supporting sale of alcohol in Jordan-Hare

By Collins Keith | Campus Reporter | January 29

Senators cited the success other universities have had in allowing the sale of alcohol in their stadiums.

RBD offers late-night safety option for students

By Tim Nail | Assistant Campus Editor | January 28

Beginning at 5 p.m. and lasting until 7 a.m. the following morning, the RBD Library After Hours Escort allows students exiting the library to walk with a trained security guard.