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Trustees approves housing rate increase

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | November 22

Auburn University’s Board of Trustees approved a resolution that will increase semester rental rates in residence halls on Auburn’s main campus.

Jordan-Hare field lights receiving LED upgrade before 2020 football season

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | November 22

Jordan-Hare Stadium will be undergoing renovations to its field lighting system within the next year, replacing the metal halide field lighting fixtures with LED fixtures.

Board of Trustees approve tuition increase for next academic year

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | November 22

Students at Auburn University will soon pay more tuition. 

Trustees approve undergraduate enrollment cap

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | November 22

Beginning next academic year, undergraduate enrollment at Auburn University will be capped at 25,000 students.

SGA, ISO join forces to host annual Fall Feast

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | November 21

“ISO and SGA have worked with Tiger Catering again this year to ensure that the menu is inclusive to all cultures and diets,” Satterfield said.

Elections Council selects top five Miss Auburn candidates at callouts

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | November 20

As each name was called by members of the council from atop the back steps, cheers erupted from students in the Upper Quad.

‘Bridge the gap’: Peace Dinner aims to join students together

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | November 19

Fifteen foods represented Auburn students all across the globe, ranging from African ham couscous to Vietnamese vegetable fried rice.

New bald eagle announced at Southeastern Raptor Center

By Trice Brown | Campus Editor | November 18

On Veteran’s Day, the Southeastern Raptor Center officially introduced the center’s newest bird, a bald eagle named Independence, or Indy for short.

New chair in Jordan-Hare honors prisoners of war, missing soldiers

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | November 15

The chair will remain empty during home games and will be guarded on each side by members of the University’s ROTC program, Venable said.

David Dobrik gives cash prizes to support philanthropic cause

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | November 13

Two of the students who won cash had brought the most cans for the Beat Bama Food Drive, while the other was raising money for Auburn University Dance Marathon’s Children’s Hospital Fundraiser. 

AU Safety: Suspicious activities reported on campus

By Eduardo Medina | Editor-in-chief | November 12

Auburn University Campus Safety and Security tweeted Tuesday night that there were two unrelated reports of suspicious activity on campus.

Speaker discusses low-income students during lecture series

By Sarah Gibson | Campus Writer | November 12

“My research was to show that there was a gap between low-income students and those who were not,” Jack said. “The research showed what schools take for granted like what students know and what the students can afford.”

Green Zone aims to bring awareness to veterans’ issues

By Tim Nail | Campus Reporter | November 11

The Veterans Resource Center is looking to inform the student and faculty body about how to better approach student veterans through the introduction of a new training course.

Auburn’s EAGLES program expands to offer students four-year option next fall

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | November 7

“Students will be offered an invitation to return, so it’ll be offered to those who have demonstrated through a rating scale that they can live semi-independently with minimal support,” Patten said.

New parking lights guide students to open spots

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor and Jordan Burkes | Campus Writer | November 5

The stadium deck is the only deck to have the lights system implemented as of now, but Parking Services will next be implementing a light system in the athletic deck and the north parking deck. Eventually, all decks will have the system.

Leach Science Center adds telescopes to rooftop terrace

By Collins Keith | Campus Writer | November 4

These brand new 10-inch telescopes can be stored outside on the terrace under a weatherproof covering, thereby eliminating the long and tedious set-up process that students in an astronomy course had to go through in the past.

No time frame set to name University president

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | November 3

Over four months after former Auburn President Steven Leath and the University decided to part ways, still no time frame has been set to name a permanent successor. 

Student starts international group travel business

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | November 1

Two years after his initial trip to Europe, Bradford, a fifth-year senior in industrial engineering, has traveled to 64 countries in Europe, covering the entire continent.