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National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore shares his collection on March 2

By Staff Report | February 19

Auburn University will feature conservationist Joel Sartore as he shares his insights into the National Geographic Photo Ark, his collection of images that capture the world’s rarest animals, on Friday, March 2.

Retired marine colonel speaks at inaugural Sustainability Speaker Series

By Staff Report | February 19

Presenting "A New American Grand Strategy" Retired Colonel Mark 'Puck' Mykleby will kick off the Office of Sustainability's inaugural Sustainability Speaker Series

Unprecedented lengths of student lines at basketball games

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | February 19

Auburn's men's basketball team is coming off its second consecutive win over Kentucky, only the third win over the Wildcats in the last 36 tries at home.

These six construction projects are changing the face of Auburn's campus

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | February 19

At a total cost of more than $200 million, these six construction projects are changing Auburn's landscape for years to come.

Auburn's smoke free policy includes vaping

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | February 19

Auburn's Smoke Free Policy has included vaping since 2013, but the University offers students and employees opportunities to quit smoking. 

BSU hosts interactive art project to promote unity on campus

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Editor | February 19

The Unity Project consisted of an interactive art project geared to spread understanding and awareness of similarities among students.

FIRE’s Robert Shibley praises Auburn's free speech policy

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | February 19

Robert L. Shibley, executive director of the Foundation of Individual Rights in Education, or FIRE, spoke on the importance of free speech to a group of Auburn students and faculty.

Students participate in LARPing and medieval combat in Kiesel Park

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 19

Kiesel Park is typically a quiet place where dog owners can be found walking their pets. Saturday afternoons, however, the sound of padded swords can be heard ringing through the park. These padded swords belong to the members of Auburn’s Amtgard chapter.

Auburn Board of Trustees votes to build more intramural fields

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Editor | February 19

For their February meeting, Auburn University Board of Trustees met at Auburn University in Montgomery and reviewed budgets and bylaws as well as voted on plans to expand the University's intramural fields.

A look inside Lee County Flannel Club, Auburn's only student improv club

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | February 17

On a weekly basis, 12-16 Auburn students get together to practice improv and make each other laugh in an organization called the Lee County Flannel Club. 

President of Student Recruiters shares her experience of welcoming Auburn's newest members

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | February 16

President of Student Recruiting Audrey Hill gave insight into what it means to hold the title of Auburn University student recruiter. Hill, senior in interior design, is from Round Rock, Texas, a suburb of Austin.

Tiger Cage hosts quarterfinal round advancing contestants to the semi-finals

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 11

Tiger cage finished the quarterfinal round on Feb. 9, and eight of the 20 contestants have advanced to the semi-final round taking place on March 2.

Auburn alumna Rachel Moss presents at monthly Emerge speaker series

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | February 11

Students in Emerge gathered in the Beard-Eaves-Memorial Collesium for speaker of the month, Auburn alumna Rachel Moss, to give her lecture Thursday evening.

AUDM raises more than $560,000 'For the Kids'

By Adam Brasher | Staff Photographer | February 11

Auburn University Dance Marathon announced their fundraising total, raising $568.417.07 to benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

New IFC president shares his plans for the spring

By Megan Feringa | Campus Writer | February 9

The 2018 Interfraternity Council President Gavin McGettigan said the year’s agenda will focus on breeding collaboration and respectful, meaningful relationships throughout Greek system to greater benefit the Auburn community.

Desmond Layne named the next head of Auburn's horticulture department

By Staff Report | February 9

Current horticulture professor and academic program director at Washington State University Desmond R. Layne has been named head of the department of horticulture at Auburn University following a nationwide search.

Auburn's pizza club comes to an end after four years

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 9

The Pizza Club was officially disbanded in fall 2017 during its fourth year as an official club.

Keck wins SGA president, becomes third female president in AU history

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 8

Jacqueline Keck was announced the new SGA president after a run-off vote between herself and Brock Hendon.