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OIT working on Wi-Fi outages, power expected in early afternoon or sooner

By Staff Report | February 2

OIT released this timeline of events, saying there was no fire on campus, but simply an alarm that set off the power down.

The growth of SGA throughout Auburn's history

By Melissa Mitchell | Campus Writer | February 1

With SGA elections in full swing, the hustle and bustle of Auburn’s campus are surrounded by concourse hours, wearing matching campaign T-shirts and promoting candidates.

Meet the five Miss Auburn candidates

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | February 1

Bria Randal, Mary Spencer Veazey, Bailey Sullivan, Zuri Foster and Kathryn Kennedy are seeking the position.

Treasurer candidate Dixon Simmons supports funding for student orgs

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | January 31

Dixon Simmons is an Auburn junior in accounting running for SGA Treasurer in this upcoming term. 

Schyler Burney, vice presidential candidate, aims to bring the student voice to the Senate

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | January 31

Schyler Burney, a junior in economics, is running for SGA Vice President and has exciting goals for her upcoming term. 

Meet the five candidates for SGA president

By Staff | January 31

The SGA election is scheduled for Feb. 6 on AUAccess.

First social between non-Panhellenic and Panhellenic organizations Tuesday night

By Hannah White | Campus Writer | January 31

Quite often on Auburn’s campus Greek organizations will team up and host socials or other types of functions.

Out-of-towner Mike O'Key wants to bring accessibility, fresh perspective to office of SGA president

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | January 31

Every election has an outsider, and Mike O’Key, senior double-majoring in environmental design and public administration, is this year’s SGA presidential race outsider — O’Key is the only candidate not from Alabama.

Dane Block aims to enhance the student experience if elected SGA president

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | January 31

The Auburn experience is what is most important to SGA presidential candidate Dane Block, junior in finance, it is so important that it is what surrounds his platform.

Patrick Starr hopes to bring business experience to SGA presidency

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | January 31

He owns a local petting zoo and a successful haunted farm. Now, he wants to be Auburn University's next SGA president.

Bri Thomas, who could be first black woman elected SGA president, hopes to be 'advocate-in-chief'

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | January 31

Most students visit Auburn once or twice before they decide to accept their admissions offers. Bri Thomas visited five times.

SGA presidential candidate Porter Kennedy takes aim at student ticketing, parking and dining

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Editor | January 31

Kenney, a junior in finance, has shaped his platform to approach three areas of Auburn’s student ticketing, parking and dining.

Members of the Consulate General of Japan visit Auburn for global lecture

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | January 31

Anna Gramberg, senior counsel to Auburn President Steven Leath, invited members of the Consulate General of Japan to Auburn on Tuesday to visit with students, faculty and administrators.

Former Auburn football player's father will speak on his son's life and the decisions he made

By Staff Report | January 30

Executive Director of the Lutzie 43 Foundation and father of a former Auburn football player Mike Lutzenkirchen will be coming to Auburn and presenting his 43 Lessons to Legacy Talks.

Alabama politician encourages students to stay in Alabama after graduation

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | January 30

In a packed room with standing room only, Alabama House minority leader Rep. Anthony Daniels visited a meeting of the College Democrats at Auburn University Wednesday night.

Campaign managers respond to complete restructure of Miss Auburn campaigns

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | January 29

Miss Auburn has been a staple of Auburn University since the position’s creation in 1936. This year’s election will serve to be different from previous elections as candidates will no longer run on a philanthropic platform.

Auburn Students for Life club attend the 45th annual march for life

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | January 26

Students in Auburn University’s Students for Life organization made the drive to Washington D.C. for the 45th annual March For Life.

Schyler Burney finds her place in the College of Liberal Arts through her passion for politics

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | January 26

Schyler Burney is a junior in the College of Liberal Arts with a major in economics on a qualitative tract.