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Citing safety concerns, University cancels Richard Spencer event

By Chip Brownlee | Community Editor | January 11

The University has canceled a planned visit by white nationalist speaker Richard Spencer, citing student, staff and faculty safety concerns.

Project Uplift releases spring training session schedule

By Staff Report | January 11

Project Uplift is a non-profit organization partnered with Auburn with a mission of serving and mentoring children from underprivileged backgrounds in the Auburn and Opelika areas.

U.S. News & World Report ranks Auburn's online programs in the top 15

By Staff Report | January 11

According to U.S. News & World Report’s 2018 Best Online Program rankings released Tuesday, four of Auburn University’s online graduate programs ranked in the top 15.

Longtime school of forestry donor Martha Dixon passes away at the age of 102

By Staff Report | January 11

Martha and her husband, Solon Dixon, donated 80 acres of land and helped build the Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center.

Auburn House of Prayer: Giving students an environment to worship

By Cole McCauley | Campus Writer | January 8

In 2006, Auburn students began gathering everywhere from campus buildings, dorms, houses and coffee shops, these students assembled to spread the teachings of Christianity. A community that eventually grow into the Auburn House of Prayer.

The cold weather's effects on the spring semester

By Bailey Fuhrmann | Campus Writer | January 7

“Baby, it’s cold outside.” That line is definitely accurate during this time of year. With every student agreeing that the weather is not as warm as it was a several months ago, the attitude towards the cold weather varies among our student body.

Effects of the American Health Care Act on Auburn's Med Clinic

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | January 7

Last year Congress passed the American Health Care Act of 2017 as a partial repeal to the Affordable Care Act. With changes in health care coverage, curiosity has resulted surrounding how this would affect the day-to-day functions of the University's Med Clinic.

2018 Diversity Best Practices Conference promotes diversity and inclusion

By Staff Report | January 5

The theme of the conference, “Accelerating Diversity in Dynamic Environments,” will provide professionals and students with new ways of promoting diversity and inclusion initiatives within their organizations.

VCOM President Dr. Dixie Tooke-Rawlins named 2018 American Osteopathic Foundation president

By Staff Report | January 5

The American Osteopathic Foundation (AOF) names Dixie Tooke-Rawlins, DO, as the organization’s Board President for 2018.

$1 million endowment for the College of Business will help student entrepreneurs

By Staff Report | January 5

1982 graduate of Auburn’s Raymond J. Harbert College of Business Benny M. LaRussa Jr. and his wife, Lynn, formed the LaRussa Catalyst Fund within the College of Business.

The woman behind the shine

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | January 4

The Tiger Eyes take the field every home game, sporting sequins, stones and Auburn's iconic colors.

Women in Aviation promotes success for students of all genders in aviation

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | December 29

Aviation is a male-dominated field and Women in Aviation, the Auburn Chapter, is trying to increase awareness for women pilots. 

Tiger Dining continues to promote sustainability and local food

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | December 29

Glenn Loughridge, Auburn University’s director of Tiger Dining, has been involved in the launch of this brand and Auburn’s new initiatives toward local growth.

Annual MLK scholarship breakfast features awarded activist Andrew Young

By Staff Report | December 29

The annual Auburn University Martin Luther King scholarship breakfast in January will feature Martin Luther King Jr.’s former colleague Andrew Young, an awarded civil rights activist who frequently participates in different speaking engagements.

Pat Dye shares how he spends his days post-coaching, running far more than plays

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | December 29

Eleven-year Auburn coaching legend turned radio host Pat Dye has the same love for sports today he had in 1981. After several years of contributing to radio shows around the southeast, Dye started his own show. 

Auburn students accepted to competitive Disney College Program

By Bailey Murphy | Campus Writer | December 29

The Disney College Program is a five to seven-month program letting college students live in the Disney magic while gaining valuable career experience.

Former Auburn running back arrested on child pornography charges, unlawful surveillance

By Staff Report | December 28

A former Auburn running back was arrested in mid-December on a child porn charge. 

The Miller Writing Center helps students improve writing skills on a peer level

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | December 24

The Miller Writing Center is a tool available weekly to all students in locations across campus. It is meant to be a place for all students to bring any form of writing, from lab reports to thesis papers to collaborate with another student to improve their writing.