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Physics professor wants new Leach Center to serve the students

By Jordan Burkes | Campus Writer | October 7

Over the summer the Leach Science Center opened the doors to its $24 million extension, and this fall semester, the building is being used in its official capacity.

Faculty, students reflect on late disabilities activist

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | October 7

A 1992 diving accident left Renner paralyzed from the neck down. Through the years, he used this tragedy to embolden the disabled community and to help students dealing with similar situations on campus.

College of Human Sciences to introduce new graduate degrees next fall

By Mallory Nichols | Campus Writer | October 7

These programs are waiting for final approval from the Alabama Commission on Higher Education and are expected to be implemented in the fall of 2020. They will include a Master’s of Science in child life and a Master’s of Science and doctorate in hospitality management. 

Sen. Doug Jones to visit campus on Tuesday

By Eduardo Medina | Editor-in-chief | October 6

Sen. Doug Jones will be visiting the Plains this week.

Auburn beekeepers hold sale of locally produced honey

By Jordan Burkes | Campus Writer | October 4

The proceeds from the event will go back to the University’s Bee Lab, helping them buy more equipment and fund scientific meetings on campus.

QPR marathon trainings promote destigmatizing suicide

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | October 4

The program states that in a suicide scenario, one should first question the affected person by directly asking if they have suicidal thoughts or actions. Students who went through the training were advised to speak up if they have a friend or family member who seems to be acting differently than normal.

SGA senate adopts $1.5 million for next University fiscal year

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | October 3

SGA was able to secure a higher overall budget for 2019 to 2020 in cooperation with University administration.

Students celebrate annual Hey Day

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | October 3

“I think college is really different because you’re not with your family all the time, so the people on campus become your family, and this is a really cool way to do that.” 

Little Food Library fights food insecurity on campus

By Mallory Nichols | Campus Writer | October 3

The pantry was added in 2018 and is located in the parking deck entrance of the Ralph Brown Draughon Library.

'A sense of pride': Statue commemorates 125 years of Auburn women

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | October 2

The nameless statue celebrates the 125th anniversary of the first co-ed class at the University, built as a lasting memoriam to the celebration in 2017, along with the Theatre III amphitheater behind it that was added last year.

Progressive, moderate Democrats provoke campus discussion

By Natalie Beckerink | Lifestyle Editor | October 2

With the heightened coverage of this upcoming election, Auburn students have already begun discussing the best option for the country’s future: a Moderate or a Progressive. 

Reflecting on the life, legacy of first black Board of Trustee member

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | October 1

Holloway's appointment to the Board of Trustees was a landmark moment in the history of Auburn. 

Nutritionist shares advice on staying healthy in college

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | September 27

According to Abbigail Hickey, coordinator of nutrition services and registered dietitian nutritionist, the freshman 15 is a myth.

'I have to believe it's possible': Me Too Movement founder Tarana Burke on ending sexual violence

By Mikayla Burns | Managing Editor and Drew Daws | Campus Writer | September 26

Tarana Burke spoke to a full audience in the Telfair B. Peet Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 26, as part of the Extraordinary Women Lecture Series, spotlighting her experience as an activist combatting sexual violence and the aftermath survivors face.

Me Too Movement founder coming to campus

By Mikayla Burns | Managing Editor | September 25

Tarana Burke is an Auburn University at Montgomery alumna and was named Time Person of the Year in 2017.

Student Senate passes resolution to give Student Activity Portfolio $15,000 for final week of fiscal year

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | September 25

The division of Student Affairs found itself in dire straits when it ran out of money to support organizations to the end of the fiscal year ending at the start of October.

Fifth annual Black Alumni Weekend begins Thursday

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | September 25

The set of events will begin with a panel of alumni for students to attend, which Hutchins said will be a great way for alumni to personally interact with current students.

'I haven't lived out my dreams yet': How a veteran grad student faced death at home

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | September 24

“Looking at me, the average person would think I don’t have a brain injury, or that everything’s okay," Christopher Beamon said. "But I’m in pain just about every day.”