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Dean of business college appointed as University provost

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | November 10

Hargrave has served as the dean of the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business for seven years. The appointment was made at the Board of Trustees meeting on Nov. 10. 

Sigma Phi Epsilon revokes Auburn chapter's charter, closes fraternity

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | November 10

Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity's national board of directors has revoked the Auburn University SigEp Chapter's charter.

Leath: University will move quickly on finding next AD

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 10

Leath said they will announce who will be involved in the search process next week.

University study shows high black bear population

By Staff Report | November 10

According to a recent study done by the university, the number of black bears in northeast Alabama has increased.

Chick-Fil-A cuts chicken strips from campus' menu

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Editor | November 10

The on campus Chick-Fil-A became more express over the summer as the corporation chose to discontinue the sale of their chicken strips at express locations.

Athletic facilities improvements move forward

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 10

Though plans for a new video board in Jordan Hare have been put on hold, developments for other athletics facilities are moving forward.

Stitching with Auburn in mind

By Caroline Kruza | Lifestyle Writer | November 10

After graduating from Auburn University with a degree in textile engineering and a minor in apparel production management, Teel began attending schools around the Southeast to gain a higher level education.

Hospitality Gala hosts top chefs from around the globe

By Caroline Kruza | Lifestyle Writer | November 10

The Hospitality Gala was the ultimate opportunity for students at Auburn University to showcase their year-long hard work and represent the renowned program as a whole.

The North Korea Conflict: Where are we heading? discussion panel held Thursday night

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | November 10

Students, professors, and guests filled the Science Center Auditorium in preparation for ‘The North Korean Conflict: where are we headed?’ panelist discussion.

Proposed video board put on hold after AD resignation

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | November 10

After a work session with the board, President Steven Leath decided to not move forward with proposals on Friday. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. A freeze of the plans is due to hesitation after the announcement of Athletics Director Jay Jacobs, who will be effectively stepping down from his position June 1, 2018

Auburn's Organic Gardening club transitions to colder weather as it prepares for its third semester

By Bailey Murphy | Campus Writer | November 10

Few students have a better understanding of the effects seasonal weather change have on plants than the members of Auburn’s Organic Gardening Club. In their second full semester on campus, the organization has just rotated to its fall and winter crops.

Auburn graduate speaks against distracted driving after own experiences

By Mikayla Burns | Managing Editor | November 10

Molly Welch looked down at her recorder, going over an interview she’d conducted a few days before, not realizing the life journey that small distraction would send her on.

Veterans get 10 percent off at Tiger Dining locations Friday and Saturday

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | November 10

Veterans will be given 10 percent off purchases at all Tiger Dining locations Friday and Saturday in honor of Veteran's Day.

Battling for Africa: Former US Ambassador informs youth on the state of Africa, American relations

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | November 10

Michael Battle served as the United States Ambassador to the African Union for the longest term in history.

Students portray the American city in new light within student selected art exhibit

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | November 8

Paintings, photographs and other unique works of art depicting the everyday life of an American now display proudly at the Jule Collins Smith Art Museum because of the vision of Auburn students. Starting Nov. 7 through Nov. 24, the art museum will play host to an exhibit put together by Auburn students a part of Dr. Emily Burns’ Art of the USA class.

AOII hosts Run for Roses 5K to raise awareness for arthritis

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | November 8

For the past 17 years, the sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi have held the “Run for Roses” 5K fundraiser to support their national philanthropy, The Arthritis Foundation.

Auburn's Warrior Research Center provides solutions to military problems

By Chris Heaney | Campus Reporter | November 8

While many programs at Auburn prepare men and women to be a part of the United States Armed Forces, one lesser known program focuses on helping those men and women succeed once they are in the military.

OID provides encouragement and training for female students running for elected positions

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | November 8

The Elect Her program was presented by Running Start which is a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization founded in 2007 under the support of the Women Under Forty Political Action Committee. The goal of Running Start is to encourage more women to run for political office and to prepare them for campaigning.