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Auburn Aquaponics takes next step in sustainable food production

By Nicole Lee | Campus Writer | March 13

Auburn Aquaponics raised over $10,000 during Tiger Giving Day toward a new tank system able to sustain a more extensive selection of fish including tilapia, bass and saltwater species like shrimp.

AU Hockey Club sells new jerseys ahead of fall season

By Eamon Smith | Sports Writer | March 12

The Auburn University Hockey Club is holding its annual jersey drive until March 16 to raise money for next season. This year's drive features newly designed hockey jerseys.

Pharmacy school creates care packages for assisted living facilities

By Jillian Minor | Campus Writer | March 10

The Harrison School of Pharmacy raised $11,665 to give care packages to elderly residents in assisted living facilities in Lee County which include essential supplies the facilities are short on.

'A place to gather': NPHC Legacy Plaza garners funding for fall opening

March 9

The Auburn Family raised $31,240 for the NPHC Legacy Plaza on Tiger Giving Day which is set to be finished by October.

Auburn ends the season on high note with win over Miss. State

By Jake Weese | Sports Editor | March 6

On Saturday, Auburn took care of business against Mississippi State for a 78-71 win over the Bulldogs. The victory was head coach Bruce Pearl’s 600th win as a head coach. “I’m truly grateful, Pearl said. “Humbled, blessed -- God has blessed me beyond what I deserve. But I keep score, I do. And 600 is a big number. 700 would be even better.”

'I’m a lot more cautious about what I’m doing and what I find.'

By Natalie Beckerink | Content Editor | March 3

Rachel Schmucker, freshman in marketing, said that she found a bike lock around the handle of her car door on the driver’s side. 

Rocky Toppled: Auburn upsets No. 25 Tennessee

By Henry Zimmer | Sports Writer | February 27

On Saturday, Auburn upset No. 25 Tennessee 77-72 for the Tigers' sixth consecutive victory over the Volunteers. 

Tigers trounce Alabama A&M 33-0 on record setting night

By Dylan Fox | Sports Writer | February 24

Auburn used a 14 run fourth inning to cruise to a 33-0 win against Alabama A&M Wednesday night. The Tigers' 33 runs are the new program record for runs in a game, besting the previous record of 32 runs set in 1994. 

Unique Thompson sets Auburn rebounding record in loss

By Jake Gonzalez | Sports Writer | February 24

“It means everything to me,” Thompson said. “It’s hard to not get choked up and teary-eyed. I had goosebumps the whole game. Before the game I was a nervous wreck, just knowing what I had to do tonight. Once I looked up and saw that I had (10 rebounds), I couldn’t do anything but smile.

'Time is of the essence' for AU Archives in saving videotapes

By Emma Kirkemier | Campus Reporter | February 23

Auburn University's Special Collections and Archives is seeking to restore and preserve hundreds of videotapes in its possession before their contents degrade.

Breweries bring new life to Opelika

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | February 22

Opelika has become something of a brewing and distilling hub within the past 10 years. Owners and staff of the city’s alcohol-producing businesses say Opelika has allowed them to turn their hobbies into full-time careers.

Graphic novelist compares childhood to civil rights movement through art

By My Ly | Community Editor | February 21

Weaver's art reflects her childhood as an immigrant growing up in Alabama during the civil rights movement. Her art will be on display at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts through March 30.

Auburn wins on Opening Day behind strong offensive output

By Caleb Jones | Sports Reporter | February 19

On Friday, Auburn baseball was back at Plainsman Park for its first game in 344 days.  Opening Day saw new faces emerge, Judd Ward had four hits and Cody Greenhill struck out six in Auburn's 14-3 win over Presbyterian.

AU Archives preserves pandemic relics

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | February 19

The AUnique Time project collects COVID-related items, documents, photos and experiences pertaining to the Auburn Family and the local Auburn community. 

AU to allow max capacity in classrooms for fall 2021

By Evan Mealins | Editor-in-chief | February 18

Auburn University officials are planning for a “typical” semester in fall 2021, including allowing full capacity in classrooms.

University 'proactive' in vaccine distribution

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | February 17

Auburn University’s Medical Clinic, under the direction of Dr. Fred Kam, has been planning vaccine acquisition and distribution since October of last year.

Lee County residents combat quarry with zoning

By Charlie Ramo | Content Editor | February 15

Residents of Lee County's Beat 13 will have a special election on May 18 to decide whether new zoning restrictions should be implemented. Zoning could restrict quarries and similar heavy industry in the area.

Auburn for Change combats racial injustice

By Elise Sappington | Community Reporter | February 14

Auburn for Change has transitioned to online education in their fight against racial injustice until they can physically organize again.