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Emerge changes structure, curriculum for upcoming year

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | July 9

Emerge, Auburn's leadership development program, is going through a curriculum change. There are now three phases to the Emerge curriculum, which is new for the 2019–2020 school year — Explore/Explore Spring, Spark and Transform.

'Hit the ground listening': Gogue prepares for his time as interim president

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | July 9

From increases in research to significant enrollment growth, the Auburn Family has undoubtedly gone through changes since Gogue’s first stint as president. However, he’s stuck around to see much of the change. In his couple years of retirement, he has served on the City of Auburn’s Industrial Review Board as well as taught a course at Auburn on leadership. 

Trustees officially name Jay Gogue interim president of the University

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | July 8

BREAKING: The Auburn Board of Trustees officially names Jay Gogue interim president of the University after Steven Leath's departure on June 21. 

Five recent graduates awarded Fulbright scholarships

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | July 2

Five recent Auburn graduates were awarded Fulbright scholarships, giving Auburn 30 Fulbright scholars over the past 10 academic years.

Parents raise money for future gene-therapy research after loss of son

By Fred Taylor | Staff Writer | July 1

“It’s a full-circle moment having someone be treated for the disease. Knowing the research and treatment can save lives is encouraging.”

AU nutrition grad, gymnast Taylor Krippner wins prestigious internship

By Natalia Malinowski | Staff Writer | July 1

Auburn nutrition graduate and gymnast Taylor Krippner landed a prestigious dietetics internship in Houston. 

Former Auburn President Jay Gogue recommended as interim president

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | June 23

BREAKING: The Auburn Board of Trustees recommended former Auburn President Jay Gogue as interim president.

Steven Leath departs as Auburn University president

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | June 21

BREAKING: Auburn University President Steven Leath and members of the Board of Trustees' presidential assessment working group have decided to part ways.

Auburn University listed as defendant in lawsuit refiled by Muscogee (Creek) Nation

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | June 6

Auburn University was named one of the defendants in a lawsuit refiled on Wednesday, alleging the construction of a casino and hotel in Wetumpka, Alabama, desecrated sacred burial grounds and removed cultural artifacts. 

Auburn alumna wins interior design award

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | June 6

Between her Auburn education and her time in New York City, Ashley Gilbreath became an award-winning interior designer, working all across country.

Meet Auburn's newest club team: The Clay Shooting Club

By William Finney | Sports Writer | June 4

"We entered the competition as a D-IV school because it was our first year. We beat more than 50 percent of the D-IIIs and D-IVs, 7 percent of D-IIs and 12 percent of D-I schools."

Four Auburn students, five recent graduates receive prestigious research fellowship

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | June 4

Four Auburn students and five recent graduates were recently named National Science Foundation fellows for their research.

'They gave and gave': Auburn Family remembers the lives of Rod, Paula Bramblett at memorial service in Auburn Arena

By Cory Blackmon | Community Reporter | May 30

  “You make a living by what you get, but you make a life based on what you give. And it is evidenced by all you people here. They gave and gave.” 

Office of Sustainability has mixed feelings on the University's recent score on sustainability rating

By Natalia Malinowski | Staff Writer | May 28

“On the one hand, a silver rating indicates solid sustainability performance and acknowledges our efforts,” he said. “It is the result of a lot of work and commitment by people all over campus, and we should feel a sense of accomplishment. On the other hand, there is more we can do.”

'He is the true hero': Funeral held for fallen officer in Auburn Arena

By Cory Blackmon | Community Writer | May 25

"In the end, Will Buechner gave more to this community than anyone who sits here today. In that regard he stands above all of us here today, he is the true hero.”

Susan Hubbard plans to continue building academic offerings in new role as dean of the College of Human Sciences

By Tyler Ward | Staff Writer | May 23

“It is an honor to be provided the opportunity to lead the College of Human Sciences at Auburn University,” Hubbard said. “The momentum of this college is strong and I am committed to building upon our remarkable 100-year history and impressive successes.”

Taco-concept restaurant to replace AU India on campus

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | May 14

Campus dining is incorporating student feedback into on-campus dining options, and students will have a taco-concept restaurant on campus in the fall. The menu is still being compiled but Ward said if students express a desire for queso or other items, campus dining will make it happen.

Auburn Police Division investigating an on-campus aggravated assault

By Stephen Lanzi | Summer Editor | May 14

The victim reported that at about 8:45 a.m. a gray Chevrolet Impala cut him while a passenger held a pistol straight up out of the window in a confrontational manner.