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K.C. O'Rorke plays trumpet during Flow Tribe's performance at Bourbon in Auburn, AL on Jan 16, 2015. Emily Enfinger | PHOTO EDITOR

Flow Tribe plays at Bourbon Street Bar

By Ankil Patel | Intrigue Writer | January 17

Auburn's Bourbon Street Bar went with the flow tonight by hosting New Orleans funk band Flow Tribe. Bourbon also had an overflowing amount of concert goers with the line to enter the bar extending well past neighboring stores.

Students in the smallest degrees speak up

By Andria Moore | Intrigue Writer | January 16

Auburn University offers hundreds of degrees to suit different areas of interest. Three of the least-common minors and majors at Auburn are botany, dance and interdisciplinary studies.

Sing out: a day in the life of a chamber choir member

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Writer | January 16

Choir students raise their voices in different ways every day, according to those participating in the program. Chamber choir president Seth McCollough, senior in instrumental and vocal music education, is involved in conductors' chorus, men's chorus, chamber choir and gospel choir.

Auburn student to move to Hollywood round of American Idol

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | January 8

Steffi Ledbetter, junior in theater, was featured in Thursday's, Jan. 8, episode of American Idol.

Going from Gears of War to God: One Man's Conversion from video games to Christianity

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | December 30

Zac Hawkins said he hit rock bottom one night during his freshman year outside Dowdell Hall. No matter how hard he tried, his ex-girlfriend would not come down from her room to talk to him.

VIDEO: Christmas traditions in Auburn

By Kris Sims | Multimedia Editor and Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | December 24

Many different Christmas traditions are found on the plains. What Christmas traditions do you have?

International Buddies make music together

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | December 23

Yedurag "Yedu" Babu of Kerala, India, has developed an enjoyment for bluegrass music thanks to his international buddy. In summer 2013, the Office of International Programs started the International Buddy Program, a way for international and local students to form meaningful friendships.

OPINION: Things to do over break

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | December 21

For college students, Auburn can be a tough town to live in when the University isn't in session. It can be hard to stay behind after all your college friends leave to go back home.

App of the week: Five Nights at Freddy's

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | December 20

Five Nights at Freddy's tries to do something different than most apps -- scare you. Where other apps try to be beautiful, useful or simply entertaining, this odd horror game just wants to make you jump.

Plainsman Picks: songs for Christmas break

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | December 19

This week, The Plainsman focuses on music you listen to when your exams are done. These are the jams you turn on when you finally leave campus exam-free and without the burden of knowing how you did on those exams. To listen to the playlist, follow The Auburn Plainsman on Spotify.

Closing the gap, long distance students make it another semester

By Sarah Robinson | Intrigue Writer | December 17

Students come to Auburn from all over the United States and the world. Sometimes maintaining long-distance romantic and platonic relationships with those back home takes a toll.

Practice makes perfect for the Auburn women's basketball team

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | December 16

In order for a team to attain success on the field, court or diamond, coaches and players must work to get there. That is not an exception for the Auburn women's basketball team. Aside from the coaches that support and teach the players, there is a group of men who help the basketball team perform on the court.

End-of-the-semester slump: Why fewer students are seen at the gym as the semester ends

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | December 15

As the days become shorter and colder and classes become more difficult, the number of students in the gym drops. Summer Myrick, senior in communication disorders and Spanish, works as a group fitness instructor at the Recreation and Wellness Center. She teaches a U-Jam and a butts and guts group fitness class.

Bats take over the night sky above Jordan-Hare

By Sarah Robinson | Intrigue Writer | December 15

In Section 99 of the east upper deck of Jordan-Hare Stadium there is a new inhabitant: bats. The bats are most active at night and can be seen leaving their nest every day at sunset. It is typical for the bats to return back to their nests by 4 or 5 a.m.