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Design rendering of WDE Supply Co. location in the Student Center.

Final C-Store location to close Thursday as part of dining changes

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | July 25

The convenience stores throughout campus, now called War Eagle Supply Co., will re-open as soon as renovations are complete. The goal is to have them ready before the first class day of classes in the fall.

The COVID-19 outbreak has seen many University operations altered in response.

Delta partners with Auburn to give students quick path to becoming pilots

By Stephen Lanzi | Staff Writer | July 20

On Tuesday, Delta announced that Auburn University will be a part of the launch of the Delta Propel Pilot Career Path Program.

What to buy for your dorm room

By Joshua Fisher | Photographer | July 17

You are going to have a lot of lists thrown at you during Camp War Eagle, and those lists are going to tell you about all sorts of things you need to buy for your dorm.

Lane closures announced as construction begins on new parking deck

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | July 16

Construction will soon begin on the 600-space, five-level South College Street Parking Deck.

Meet the CWE counselors: Whitney Say

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | July 12

When picking out her identifier as a Camp War Eagle counselor, Whitney Say showed her Louisiana roots when she thought of cropping her face onto a crawfish.

Tiger Dining re-invents C-stores

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | July 11

Outtakes, the on-campus convenience stores or C-stores with locations throughout Auburn's campus, will be getting a new look and name for the fall 2018 semester.

Fijian Chief Tui Mali visits The Plains

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | July 11

Wednesday evening marked one of Auburn's Cross Cultural Center for Excellence's events in celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander heritage month.

ISO to host World Cup viewing party Friday, July 6

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | July 9

The International Student Organization, ISO, will host a social hour Friday, July 6, 2018, to watch the quarter final match between Belgium and Brazil in the Fifa World Cup. “The World Cup is one of the biggest international events we have every four years,” said Sumaiya Islam, president of ISO.

College of Human Sciences to add degree in philanthropy and nonprofit studies

By Samantha Strunk | Staff Writer | July 7

In June 2018, the Board of Trustees approved the creation of a new major in the College of Human Sciences, a Bachelor of Science in Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies. The program will be housed in the college’s department of consumer and design sciences.

A crowd of students watches the Brazil- Belgium quarter-final match of the Fifa World Cup in the Student Center Ballroom on Friday, July 6, 2018, in Auburn, Ala.

ISO hosts electric crowd at watch party for Brazil-Belgium match up

By Stephen Lanzi | Staff Writer | July 6

The International Student Organization hosted a watch party in the Student Center Ballroom for the FIFA World Cup quarter-final matchup between Belgium and Brazil Friday, July 6.

The Steak 'n Shake truck that will be parked outside of Tichenor Hall starting at the beginning of the fall 2018 semester.

Steak 'n Shake is coming to campus — but first on wheels

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | July 5

The restaurant’s permanent location will not be ready at the beginning of the fall 2018 semester, Steak ‘n Shake will be available to students right away.

Rachel Pfeifle, a fourth-year student at Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, has been awarded a national $75,000 Coyote Rock Ranch Veterinary Scholarship.

Auburn veterinary student awarded prestigious $75,000 scholarship

By Staff Report | July 3

Rachel Pfeifle, a fourth-year student in Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, was named one of three distinguished veterinary medicine students and received the national $75,000 Coyote Rock Ranch Veterinary Scholarship.

New degree will incorporate technology and agriculture

By Patrick Dunning | Staff Writer | July 2

“We believe this new major will be attractive to students who are interested in technology and management within the agricultural realm,” Davis said.

Russian hacking could affect U.S. agriculture systems, says Auburn professor

By Stephen Lanzi | Staff Writer | July 1

Norton added that Russia is not the only country of concern and not necessarily the most substantial. There are four foreign adversaries that the U.S. is concerned about: Russia, China, Iran and North Korea.

Crepe Myrtle might be coming to campus

By Elizabeth Hurley | Summer Editor | June 30

Crepe Myrtle Cafe owner King Braswell is in the final stages of confirming his new food truck business with Tiger Dining. The Crepe Myrtle truck plans to serve a menu that will include breakfast crepes, weekdays from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. in various spots around campus.