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Sen. Doug Jones takes on student inquiries in open forum

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 28

Sen. Doug Jones returned to Auburn University by invitation of the College Democrats and Republicans one week before he is up for reelection to answer questions from students.

Air Force ROTC cadets remember Capt. Dee Imlay

By Caroline Craig | Campus Writer | October 28

Cadets John Jo and Julia Pedersoli honored Capt. Francis “Dee” Imlay by restoring a mural he helped paint 18 years ago. Imlay was an Auburn alumnus of the Air Force ROTC and named a distinguished graduate. He died in a plane crash in Afghanistan in 2012.

Auburn University reports 17 new COVID-19 cases

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 27

Auburn University reported an increase of 17 new COVID-19 cases in the past week, an increase of six cases over data from the week before.

‘Just be confident in what you want to do’: Auburn senior expresses herself through styling clothes

By Destini Ambus | Campus Reporter | October 27

Yetunde Ayinmide, senior in apparel merchandising, developed a love of styling from her mom's Avon magazines. Now, she arranges photo shoots of her friends to further her resume and experience.

Auburn's 'energizer bunny' K.J. Britt helps inspire Tigers to 35-28 victory

By Jake Weese | Sports Editor | October 24

"It was really good. K.J.'s one of our team leaders, and just to have him back is a blessing for us," Pappoe said. "In the locker room, in the hotel, on the way here, he's just that energizer bunny for us, just keeping us pumped."

AU Senate briefed on building names progress

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 22

Auburn's Board of Trustees formed a task force this year to reevaluate buildings and monuments on University property. While the Auburn Student Center was recently dedicated to Harold Melton, it remains to be seen if any structures will be renamed.

'No blueprint on how to deal with this': Student org presidents lead their clubs during hybrid semester

By Laney Mayfield | Writer | October 21

Some presidents of student organizations are striving to make adjustments amid the pandemic but are enduring their share of challenges, such as hosting virtual events or members contracting COVID-19.

Auburn University reports 11 new COVID-19 cases

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 20

This is the lowest number of cases reported since the beginning of the fall semester. All 11 cases were recorded on Auburn's main campus.

How AU’s counseling director found his way home

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | October 16

Dr. Doug Hankes, Auburn's counseling services director, has left positive impressions on students and parents over 22 years. During school, he takes 10–15 student clients weekly; during Camp War Eagle, however, he takes parents on running tours of campus.

Auburn University reports 16 new COVID-19 cases

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 13

This past week, ending on Oct. 11, follows a trending decline in cases that began with the week ending Sept. 6.

Auburn's Bee Lab begins annual honey sale

By Collins Keith | Assistant Campus Editor | October 12

Auburn University’s Bee Lab promotes bees through research, teaching and outreach. “We’ve got about 1,500 pounds of honey this year,” said assistant professor Geoffrey Williams. “I would say this year is more than usual.”

Student orgs help COVID-affected Auburn area

By Tim Nail | Campus Editor | October 11

Two student organizations — IMPACT and The Big Event — stressed the importance of their efforts this school year more than during a typical year.

Local chapter of advocacy group fights human trafficking

By Nicole Lee | Campus Writer | October 9

The Auburn International Justice Mission plays a supportive role toward victims of human trafficking, slavery and domestic violence through advocacy, prayer and fundraising.

'Leave your mark': Harold Melton, first Black SGA president, reflects on Auburn years, legal career and building dedication

By Destini Ambus | Campus Reporter | October 7

Through Harold Melton, Auburn has made history twice — first in 1987 when students embraced him as SGA's first Black president and second this year when Auburn embraced him with its first building dedication to a person of color.