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One dead, four injured in early morning shooting at West Magnolia Avenue McDonald's

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 9

A 20-year-old male from Tuskegee, Alabama, died in the shooting.

UPDATE: One dead, four injured in shooting at McDonald's

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 9

Officials ask that people avoid the area until further notice.

Adjusting to Auburn: Finding your home away from home

By Reagan Day Berg | Lifestyle Writer | September 7

“I have always been proud to say that I go to Auburn, but around sophomore year it started to feel like home," Jess Huibregtse said. 

100 years of the Auburn ring, yet the tradition has just begun

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | September 6

With the first class ring dating back to 1918, each year’s ring took a different design until a committee of students, faculty, alumni and administrators formed what is now the official ring of Auburn University in 2004.

Former Homeland Security official hired to lead cybersecurity institute

By Staff Report | September 6

The Institute will research advancements in infrastructure and cybersecurity, and Cilluffo's  appointment is effective Sept. 17. 

Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidates announced

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | September 5

The Elections Council announced the Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidates Wednesday night on Cater Lawn.

Annual event looks to foster relationship between community and law enforcement

By Megan Feringa | Campus Writer | September 5

""“It’s an opportunity for us to interact with the community and let everyone know that we’re not the bad guys,” said Assistant Chief of Police Will Mathews. “We’re approachable, we don’t mind people asking us questions.”

IMPACT resuming service projects this week

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | September 5

With the 16 project sites resuming this week, the 55 volunteer opportunities through IMPACT are once again open to Auburn students.

Top 20 Miss Homecoming candidates announced

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | September 4

The Elections Council and Executive Director of Elections Bri Thomas announced the candidates Tuesday night.

Program offers US vets mentorship to breed success

By Lauren Pieper | Lifestyle Writer | September 4

This school year marks the second annual Veterans Success Program, where student veterans apply for a scholarship and are paired with a mentor with expertise in the field of their desired major.

'Break your silence:' The perils of mental health on campus

By Eduardo Medina | Assistant Community Editor | September 3

She felt numb and empty and isolated. A google search aligned her symptoms with depression. She was 12 years old.

Here's a review of changes to the football student-ticketing system

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | September 2

Patrick Starr, executive vice president of programs, said SGA wants to make sure that the most students possible are able to sit in the student section.

Artists explain the history and meaning of Going AWOL at closing ceremony

By Jordan Windham | Campus Writer | August 31

“I learned really quickly that doing things yourself was the best way to kind of bring the community to you,” Brown said.

University names new Campus Safety and Security director

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | August 29

“Auburn is a great institution in a wonderful community,” King said. “I look forward to working with the campus safety and security staff to provide a safe campus for Auburn’s students and employees.”

Meet the campus dietitian

By Edward Faust | Lifestyle Writer | August 29

As a registered dietitian, Abigail Hickey knows a lot about food and wants to share this knowledge with the Auburn Family.

SGA Senate welcomes two senators, set goals for year

By Trice Brown | Campus Writer | August 29

At its first weekly meeting of the semester on Monday evening, SGA Senate discussed goals for the year and approved two new SGA Senators, Carter Burleson and Reagan Law.

Buzzing with enthusiasm: For the Bees brings awareness to campus

By Trice Brown | Campus Writer | August 28

“Anyone can take the time to learn about bees and help our community,” Kornis said. “I just think it’s an awesome extra-curricular activity that anyone can do.”

Out-of-state student tells her Greek story

By Mikayla Burns | Lifestyle Editor | August 28

Eleanor Alford, sophomore in public relations, was not as intimidated as she thought she was going to be as she went through ice water teas during Rush Week 2017.  Coming from Lexington, Kentucky, she knew how big sororities are in the South, and she was excited to get to know new people. However, ...