Culture

Calling caffeine addicts: Here are Auburn's coffee shop hours

By Samantha Strunk | Staff Writer | August 7

With fall classes beginning in a mere two weeks, Auburn is preparing to get back into the full swing of things, and, to the relief of many caffeine-driven students, so are the city’s coffee shops. Ross House, on North Ross Street, has had summer hours of 7:30 a.m.

How to dress for the first interview

By Eduardo Medina | Community Writer | August 5

Dressing for your first interviews can be like dressing for a high school dance — jittery, stressful yet ultimately insignificant because what matters is not the neckties pattern or the high-heels height — but the brain’s intelligence and your character.

Best study spots in Auburn

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | July 1

Coming to Auburn as a freshman without a car, places to study are much more limited.

Mountain biking continues to grow in Auburn despite summer heat

By Paul Brock | Staff Writer | June 11

Whether you are looking to just try out mountain biking or are an advanced rider looking for jump thrills, summer is a great time for mountain biking.

Learn your Auburn lingo before fall

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | May 29

You’re now a member of the world-wide Auburn family. With that family comes a whole new lingo.

'Deadpool 2' creative team breaks down three of the film's biggest secrets and surprises

By Josh Rottenberg | Los Angeles Times | May 22

This past weekend's box-office haul for "Deadpool 2" was $125 million.

Sorry, but a wedding — no matter how royal — will not create 'Princess Meghan'

By Patt Morrison | Los Angeles Times | May 18

It's shouting into the head winds of romantic swoonery, but Saturday's wedding will not create "Princess Meghan"

Birmingham-native The Burning Peppermints are on the rise

By Julia Murphy | Lifestyle Writer | May 11

A unique, fresh perspective on garage punk-rock is currently on the rise in Birmingham.

Auburn alum brings yoda to life, shares knowledge with Auburn students

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | May 7

Look into the eyes of Yoda, Iron Man and Davy Jones — see the way their lips curl, their smiles form and eyes roll.

REVIEW: Avengers: Infinity War changes the game

By Chris Heaney | Lifestyle Writer | May 4

The formula that has made older movies succeed can still be seen here and there, but Infinity War fundamentally changes vital parts of what has made these films so popular and leaves a larger mark than any of them have.

Auburn alumni form The Brook and The Bluff

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | May 2

For the members of The Brook & The Bluff, playing in a full-time band has been a life-long dream and passion.

Local band Habanero Honey hits the stage with no time to spare

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | May 2

The band formed four weeks ago and has played a show in Auburn every weekend.

Lynching memorial calls attention to history of racial injustice in America

By Rowland Sauls | Staff Writer | May 1

“Lynching’s purpose was to strike terror. Lynching was political.”

Cyberzone keeps the fun of arcade gaming alive

By Price Everett | Lifestyle Writer | April 27

CyberZone features all the most modern arcade games, including Doodle Jump, The Walking Dead and Giant Tetris, to standards like ski-ball, air hockey and arcade basketball. They even have a separate room which has classic arcade games like Street Fighter II, Galaga, and Rampage.