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SummerNight celebration to be held Friday

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | June 5

The 11th annual SummerNight Downtown Art Walk will be held this Friday in downtown Auburn from 5 p.m.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Five tips for fraternity recruitment

By Letter to the Editor | May 31

My name is Duncan Asbury and I have the pleasure of serving as the Interfraternity Council president for 2017.

Professor of music and Auburn choral students perform at New York's Lincoln Center

By Jessica Ballard | Standards Editor | May 29

Members from various choral groups came together to perform “With Strength & Joy” Monday, May 29 at The Lincoln Center in New York City.

Choral students to represent Auburn at New York's Lincoln Center

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | May 29

Students from every age, year and major will be represented on the trip. 

Netflix scheduled for content shake up in May 2017

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | April 27

Streaming service Netflix is scheduled for a major content shake up in May 2017. 

'Tonight is a special night': Music and Miracles Superfest hosts thousands

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | April 25

The second annual Music and Miracles Superfest brought well-known acts such as Blake Shelton, Thomas Rhett, Kelsea Ballerini, David Ray and Lynyrd Skynyrd to Jordan-Hare in the name of curing cancer and feeding the hungry. 

Ridley Scott’s RSA Films announces virtual reality division

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | April 23

RSA Films, co-founded by director and producer Ridley Scott, is in the process of creating a Virtual Reality Division to formalize and streamline the production of their VR work. The first project for the newly founded division will be a VR companion piece to Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant, which will be produced in cooperation with the FoxNext Innovation Unit at 20th Century Fox.

The art of power funk: DirtyGirl strives for a chaotic stage presence

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | April 13

"DirtyGirl" began as the title of a song. She soon became the name of the band that brought her into being.

Open forum for women and their supporters to be hosted Friday

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | March 26

Set Your Sails is an open forum to discuss issues facing women and their supporters.

Dank Dishes: Baked ziti and strawberry shortcake

By Directed by Parker Aultman | Multimedia Editor | March 19

Baked ziti and strawberry shortcake are what's on the menu.

Campus UPS driver pens book about life after foster care

By Kris Martins | Enterprise Editor | March 19

Richard, an Opelika resident and senior airman, has come “full circle” after a being a foster child and adopted son and 18 years later becoming a foster parent and adopting children. 

Blackberry Breeze works toward original music under different band name

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | March 14

To many, Blackberry Breeze may sound like a "fruity alcoholic drink" or a southern slogan, but for college students down south, it sounds like a good show.

Dank Dishes: Kale salad and white beans with sausage

By Directed by Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | March 8

Delaney Burst, Plainsman chef, is back at it again with another episode of Dank Dishes. 

COLUMN: The student guide to career fair success

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | March 6

If the thought of your future and the increasingly desperate pressure to find post-grad gainful employment by your mom, dad and the system of Capitalism as a whole have you feeling nauseated, then know you are not alone.

How to make a Valentine's 'Pink Bubbly' cocktail

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | February 14

Whether sharing it with a significant other or spending the day alone, Valentine's Day is the perfect time for a cocktail.

Ben Bruud breaks it down daily

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | February 8

You may not know the name Ben Neuffer, but if you are an Auburn student that enjoys the occasional bar hop, you know who Ben Bruud is.

A month in review: January

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | February 6

For any of those who missed it or were lucky enough to hibernate through this month, here follows a review of the month as a whole, a homage to January as we archive this month with many others like it.

COLUMN: 'The Young Pope' does not disappoint

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | February 6

“The Young Pope” does not disappoint.