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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.

Council approves contract for traffic congestion study

By Alex Hosey | Community Reporter | November 8

The results of the study will be used in determining the feasibility of many development plans in the city.

Auburn High School teacher named finalist for national history teacher of the year

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | November 8

An Auburn College of Education alumnus earned a nomination for national history teacher of the year for his innovative approach to teaching.

Jule Collins Smith Museum to honor '125 Years of Auburn Women'

By Staff Report | November 8

The 1072 Society Exhibition will showcase works by 11 female artists whose careers span the late nineteenth century through today to honor "125 Years of Auburn Women."

All Florida State fraternity activities suspended after pledge dies; alcohol suspected

By Ryan Van Velzer | Sun Sentinel | November 7

Alcohol is suspected of playing a role in the death of Andrew Coffey, whose body was found Friday — the morning after a gathering of more than 50 people at a house near campus, police said Monday.

'Pups On the Plains' finds foster homes for dogs

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | November 6

Two Auburn sophomores who saw the need at a local animal shelter have now rescued and helped find foster homes for 10 dogs.

Acre seeks help finding man who ripped up landscaping lights

By Staff Report | November 6

The owner, David Bancroft, is offering a free meal for two for any help finding the person who ripped up the lights.

People of Auburn: Clearice Roney gets to know Auburn students, community

By Hunter Reardon | Community Writer | November 6

There’s a woman at the Chick-fil-A on Magnolia that everybody seems to know.

Gov. Ivey orders flags at half-staff after Texas shooting

By Staff Report | November 6

The flags will remain at half-staff until sunset on Thursday.

26 dead in Texas church shooting, with children among the victims

By Matt Pearce and John Savage | Los Angeles Times | November 6

Worshippers had filed in for their weekly song and prayer service at First Baptist Church on Sunday when a man clad in black, wearing a tactical vest and carrying an AR-15-style assault rifle, pulled into the parking lot, got out and opened fire.

Son follows father's legacy as restaurant owner

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | November 5

At first glance, there does not seem to be much in common between the Opelika coffee shop Side Track, and Bizilia’s Cafe in downtown Auburn.

Auburn Women's Club hosts their first Art Walk

By Gabby Dance | Assistant Campus Editor | November 5

The Auburn Women’s Club brought together talented artists from the community at their first Art Walk on Saturday at their historic antebellum cottage.

Auburn chefs come together to support Puerto Rico

By Alex Hosey | Community Reporter | November 4

The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center held a fundraiser on Thursday to benefit those in Puerto Rico impacted by Hurricane Irma.

Local Stormtroopers march to hospitals, birthday parties

By Olivia Wilkes | Community Writer | November 3

At the Opelika Fall Festival last week, a group of Stormtroopers, looking like they could’ve stepped straight off of a Star Destroyer, walked around and posed with festival-goers who stopped to get pictures with them.

Local flea market a family affair

By Rachel McGovern | Community Writer | November 3

At first glance, the Lee County Flea Market seems just that — an ordinary, eclectic collection of sporadic booths in an overgrown field off of Highway 431.

As Kevin Spacey seeks 'evaluation and treatment,' his second accuser says the damage has been done

By Christie D'Zurilla | Los Angeles Times | November 2

LOS ANGELES (TNS) — Kevin Spacey has spoken out after a second accusation of inappropriate sexual behavior. Filmmaker Tony Montana earlier this week accused Spacey of drunkenly grabbing his genitals in early 2003 and then following him into a restroom where Montana said he'd gone in shock to collect himself. That accusation came on the heels of actor Anthony Rapp's allegations over the weekend that Spacey sexually assaulted him in the 1980s when Rapp was 14 years old.

Humane society kicks off Bark Bowl

By Mitch McCullough | Community Writer | November 2

On Wednesday, Aubie put aside his disdain for dogs to join the Lee County Humane Society at the kickoff party of the first ever "Bark Bowl."

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.