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Netflix original series in review

By Ben Wallace | News Reporter | June 7

Want a bit of action in life? Looking for your romantic fix? Need a laugh? Netflix Inc. is an on-demand, subscription-based, internet streaming service provided to millions of subscribers worldwide.

Huntsville native Claire Lynch performing at Bluegrass on the Plains

By Maria McIlwain | News Editor | May 29

Claire Lynch and her band have performed all over the world, but today, Friday, May 29, they will perform somewhere familiar.  Lynch, a veteran bluegrass performer and her band, The Claire Lynch Band, are just finishing a tour, stopping in Nova Scotia, Canada, before playing on the Plains.  The Huntsville native said she enjoys playing in Alabama, and said it is like a “homecoming” for her.  “Coming home and playing in Alabama is the sweetest thing,” Lynch said.

Testosterone and Tiaras: guys’ perspectives on pageants

By Andria Moore | Intrigue Writer | April 30

The pageant world is often seen as all glitz, glamour and looking pretty on a stage. However, the recent Big Man on Campus event caused some male competitors to rethink their views on the pageant industry. “Now I think of beauty pageants like any other competition,” said David Mitchell, junior in undeclared science and math.

Nick Jonas, Nelly and Kesha perform at Auburn Airwaves

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Writer | April 19

Despite thunderstorm warnings, members of the Auburn community piled on top of each other at Toomer’s Corner on April 18 to see pop icons Nick Jonas, Nelly and Kesha. Auburn Airwaves began at 6 p.m.

Auburn University theatre presents 'The Guest List'

By Andria Moore | Intrigue Writer | April 16

With a stage lit only by a few light bulbs, and dirt spread beneath feet, dancers dressed in dark clothing slide across the floor. This is the opening piece for Associate Professor Adrienne Wilson’s vision, “The Guest List.” “I had this vision last year about bringing in guests artists and calling it, ‘The Guest List,’” Wilson said.

Tiger Stomp brings the beat back

By Andria Moore | Intrigue Writer | April 10

This year’s Tiger Stomp was a success. Auburn’s Kappa Alpha Psi won first place, with Beta Kappa from Jacksonville State University taking second.

Mat Kearney grooves on the Greenspace

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Writer | April 10

Despite the stormy weather, students and community members gathered on the greenspace April 10 to see Twin Forks, Nate & Function, and Mat Kearney perform. “We want to bring students together to have fun and listen to a diverse mix of music,” said UPC member Brianna Jeffries, freshman in undeclared science and math. The event, put on by the UPC’s Tiger Nights, featured live entertainment and free food for all students with their Ignited cards. UPC also provided the crowd with flower crowns, temporary tattoos and leather bracelets.

Auburn gives new meaning to Wanderlust with night of fashion

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | April 9

The Apparel Merchandising and Design Association is having its fifth annual fashion show Thursday, April 16, at the Auburn Arena. There are three tiers of tickets: $15 for general admission; $50 for premiere seating, which is the front row; and $70 for VIP seating.

Music festivals as seen from a production point of view

By Andria Moore | Intrigue Writer | April 9

When watching a live musical performance, it can be easy to be captivated by the artist or performer.

App of the Week: This is how, and when, we roll

By Ashtyne Cole | Intrigue Editor | March 5

Rolling Toomer’s Corner is a tradition held near and dear in the heart of every Auburn fan. The Corner is where Auburn fans of all ages can gather and participate in the most sacred tradition of the University.

Threes! is addictive, fun and quick

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | February 27

Threes! may be the unluckiest app of 2014. Developers Asher Vollmer and Greg Wohlwend spent almost a year and a half developing the mechanics of their addictive swipe-and-combine gameplay.

Reel Review: Sixth Potter Film Not Half Bad

By Jake Cole/Opinions Staff | July 23

For a series set in a magical alternate world tucked away from our weary doldrums, the Harry Potter films have never conveyed any sense of the wonder of J.K.

Auburn Theatre Department Targets Younger Audience

By Sarah Phillips/Staff Writer | July 2

A person finding a hole in his or her coat may think it normal wear and tear or a reminder of an event that created it.