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Southeastern Raptor Center allows fans to have pieces from game day flight

By Morgan Kirkland | Campus Writer | November 3

The SRC is allowing Auburn fans to bid on the eagle’s jess and lure used in their pre-game flight. The proceeds from the auction support the operation of the raptor center and their mission of rehabilitation, conservation and education of raptors.

CBS ranks Auburn best college in Alabama

By Samantha Strunk | Campus Writer | November 3

A great number of Auburn students will vouch for the University’s standings as one of the “best,” and they now have the data to defend that stance. Recently, Auburn was ranked by news source CBS as the 2018 “best college” in Alabama.

African American cemetery preservation workshop helps people find their ancestors

By Mikayla Burns | Managing Editor | November 2

Author Frazine Taylor spoke to the group about how to connect with your ancestors when they are gone.Taylor went over the different records and files that can help investigate the history of those deceased. She gave tips on how to look at one record and find clues to look at other records.

C-zone parking petition debate continues among University officials and students

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | November 2

One student’s concerns and frustration with on-campus parking has recently sparked a response, requesting a drastic change in the current C-zone parking.

Organization serves students meals from all over the globe

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | November 1

The International Student Organization held its annual International Peace Dinner today.

Tiger Dining hosts All You Scare to Eat in celebration of Halloween

By Allison Beason | Campus Writer | November 1

Tiger Zone will host a carnival-themed buffet as their next event on Nov. 14.

Huntsville veteran grateful for new home in Auburn

By Cole McCauley | Campus Writer | November 1

Military veteran Adam Lee was in for the surprise of a lifetime when he stepped onto Pat Dye Field during Auburn’s Oct. 7 home game against Ole Miss.

Former Auburn baseball coach Sunny Golloway, Auburn officials trial set for June

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | November 1

A jury will hear Sunny Golloway’s case against Auburn University officials in June 2018.

Update on the new Panera

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | October 31

In spring 2017, the plans for a Panera Bread in the new Mell Classroom building were unveiled. The construction of this restaurant was a part of the second phase of construction, with the first being the actual classrooms themselves. The decision for Panera was made based on a student vote, which was held in early 2017.

Honors College senior is finalist for Marshall Scholarship

By Staff Report | October 29

Honors College senior majoring in software engineering Matthew Rogers has been named a finalist for the Marshall Scholarship.

'All in All' Breast Cancer Awareness hosted Friday on Green Space

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | October 28

“What we do is reach out to the community; we go within Auburn and outside of Auburn to get partners to help, to donate, just to raise breast cancer awareness,” Walter Minger, president of Phi Delta Chi fraternity, said.  

Auburn HCOB student launches flyboard business

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | October 28

Alexis Goldhagen, a senior Marketing Major at Auburn, has already launched her own business before she even made it to her graduation day.

Fright night at Pope's Haunted Farm, sponsored by AU Global

By Patrick Dunning | Campus Writer | October 27

All expenses paid, AU Global will be sponsoring AU Global students to enjoy various haunted festivities in Salem, Alabama, Friday night.

BSU and UPC partner for screening and panel of 'Get Out' on the Green Space

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | October 27

With Halloween days away, the University Program Council and Black Student Union hosted a scary movie on the Greenspace. Following the movie, a panel was held for discussion of the prominent themes within the event's screening of Get Out.

Students overcome their obstacles with parkour

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | October 27

Students jumped over walls, preformed flips in the air and executed wild tricks, practicing to become better members of the parkour club.  Onlookers grinned and screamed, watching the members.

The Hibachi Truck owner brings his culinary experiences

By Cole McCauley | Campus Writer | October 27

Various food trucks have been a staple across campus for many years now. The trucks come and go, adapting to the tastes of the students at Auburn. However, for the third full year now, one truck in particular continues to shine.

Student furthers acting, equestrian career

By Anne Dawson | Lifestyle Editor | October 27

Auburn student and equestrian team member Alex Ladove started riding horses at the age of 7 when a friend took her to a backyard farm.

‘The Fairest of them all’

By Caroline Kruza | Lifestyle Writer | October 27

Fair said her extensive pageant career officially began when she got involved in the Miss Outstanding Teen Organization after her high school pageant.