LETTER TO THE EDITOR | To those who don't know what to do now

With protests for racial justice taking place in over 400 cities across the country, it is time for people unaffected by prejudice to stand with their brothers and sisters.

'Home Works' program allows education students to teach K-6 remotely

Education students have worked on the program in place of a state and national requirement to have a certain number of hours spent face-to-face with children.

Aniah Blanchard capital murder case will go to Lee County grand jury

The case of the Montgomery man charged with the kidnapping and murder of Aniah Blanchard will be heard by a Lee County grand jury.

EDITORIAL | 'It is time that we put action behind them'

Auburn's SGA and several other prominent organizations have published a letter calling for racial justice, education and tough conversations. It's up to everyone to put these ideals into action.

Legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye passes away at 80

Legendary Auburn coach Pat Dye has passed away at the age of 80. Dye was hospitalized with long-standing kidney issues last month, and while hospitalized, he tested positive for COVID-19. 

Protestors gather at Toomer's Corner

Following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota last week, protestors filled Toomer's Corner and demanded justice for the scores of unarmed black men who have been killed by police.

On-campus classes to resume this summer

In an email from Auburn President Jay Gogue, the University announced that the second mini-term this summer would include options for face-to-face instruction. This is the first time this traditional type of learning has been offered by the University since spring break. 

Virtual orientation means new outreach tactics for Emerge

Last year, Emerge gained 488 new members in the fall. Many of the new students each year come from the incoming freshman class.

Montgomery teenager dies by accidental drowning at Chewacla State Park

No foul play is suspected in the apparent drowning death of 18-year-old Jamari Smith.

SEC approves return of voluntary athletic activities starting on June 8

On Friday, the SEC has voted and approved the return of voluntary athletic activities starting on June 8. The decision to return will be made at the discretion of each university; Auburn is going to allow athletes in football and men's and women's basketball to return on June 8. 

Pat Dye hospitalized with kidney issues, tests positive for COVID-19

Auburn voices from the pandemic: 'When I start my class everybody else is about to head off to bed.'

"I had some test anxiety, although not the way that a student would, but it was test anxiety all right," said Sushil Bhavnani, associate department chair of mechanical engineering.

EAMC reports 'uptick' in COVID-19 cases following Governor's safer-at-home amendments

As businesses reopen and people begin coming into contact with more people, EAMC said this kind of increase in confirmed cases was expected. 

2020 Camp War Eagle counselors look toward online orientation

The basic components of orientation will still be present — a group led by a counselor, meetings with adviers, and registering for classes.

University receives $7.8 million for emergency student aid

Half of the $15.6 million that the University received from the CARES Act will be given out to students who incurred additional expenses due to the disruption of spring classes.

COLUMN: How to manage Milo Yiannopoulos' movement

While I disavow Milo Yiannopoulos and his views, attempts to suppress his voice are not the way to go about stopping his movement. 

Porch tour brings Santa's village to life

If you dream of walking in a winter wonderland, go no farther than the streets of downtown Opelika.