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OPINION: Halloween is not for judging women

By Raye May | Photo Editor | October 28

Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday. I love zombies. I love candy corn. It falls during what might be the most pleasant-weathered month of the calendar year, and it gives me a reason to buy the obscene amounts of fake blood I pine for the other 365 days.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Response to Emma Watson

By Davis Rhodes | October 27

Main idea: Though I agree with Emma Watson, a certain understanding of feminism can lead to a breakdown of the wait 'til marriage before having sex rule, which hurts our ability to have a long-term, fulfilling, committed love relationships. I'm not backlashing against the movement for sure; I'm in favor of it. I do believe that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities, and therefore, I am a feminist.

Soil Judging Team takes home regional championship

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | October 26

Soil is never just dirt, and the Soil Judging Team will be the first to vouch for that. Last week, the team sent seven students to the regional soil judging competition in Clemson, South Carolina. After three days of practice judging and a day of serious competing, Auburn was declared the regional champion out of 12 universities Oct. 9.

Formula electric team designs futuristic race car

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | October 22

The way Calvin Wagner tells it, cars of the future won't run primarily on gas. They'll mostly be hybrids or entirely electric. Wagner, senior in electrical engineering, is captain of Auburn's Formula Society of Automotive Engineers Electric Car Team. The Formula SAE Electric Team is a group of 20 students, mostly engineers, who are building Auburn's first student-made electric drag racing car.

OPINION: No-Shave November for charity

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | October 22

As the temperature drops, the amount of clothing increases. Thicker socks, longer pants, warmer tops, bulky sweaters, fingerless gloves, which I still don't understand, and hats are all fashion pieces that could make a statement but also serve the purpose of keeping us warm.

'Hedda Gabler' star leaps for Hollywood

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | October 22

"I love theatre and I've done it for many years, but now that I've majored in it, I realize that film acting is where I want to be," Goldsmith said. "I'd also like to record a music album, but being in films is what I'd love to do."

OPINION: One is not the loneliest number

By Maria Mcllwain | Copy Editor | October 21

You won't learn your most important rhyme in nursery school. Ring before spring is the gold standard for many college men and women. There is a massive push to be married by the time the college years are over. People seem to be getting engaged left and right. Slow down, everyone.

Comedic musical 'Nunsense' to debut at the Telfair Peet Theatre

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | October 21

Nuns are coming to this part of the Bible Belt, and this time, it's not to scold you - it's to make you laugh.

Aubie EDA hopes to end the use of fat talk

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | October 16

If you have ever said "Do I look fat in this" or "I feel fat today," listen up.

OPINION: How to eat like a foodie in Auburn

By Sarah Epperson | Contributing Writer | October 16

In the midst of class, tests and deadlines, slowing down and enjoying a meal has become a lost art.

Nathan Coker Band speaks in soul

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | October 16

Nathan Coker, senior in fine arts, strummed his guitar as music blasted from the amplifier behind him. Coker is the namesake of The Nathan Coker Band, a local music group. Though the band has been together for less than a year, its members want to see where the band goes.

The meaning of hipster lies behind the glasses, haircuts and flannel

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | October 14

What was a hipster move has turned into a mainstream trend.

Rent the Runway lets customers dress like a supermodel and pay like a college student

By Sarah Robinson | Intrigue Writer | October 14

Rent the Runway is a fashion company built on the principle of leasing designer dresses to ordinary women.

Ring by spring: They liked it and they put a ring on it

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | October 14

"Ring by spring" is a popular notion among college students. It implies the goal of students in a long-term relationship is to get a ring, or to become engaged, by the time spring semester rolls around.

Auburn student Danielle Clow dreams of designing bathing suits in California

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | October 13

Danielle Clow, senior in apparel merchandising and design, has followed her dream all the way from Auburn to Newport Beach, California. Danielle makes her own bathing suits and said she someday hopes to start her own clothing line.

Meaningful media: 10 books to read before graduating college

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | October 13

The stories listed where chosen because they have all resonated with me, made me laugh and helped me find my footing at Auburn.

OPINION: Auburn game day gets casual

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | October 11

On any given Saturday in the South, you will find SEC schools coming together to cheer on their teams. Georgia in red, Vanderbilt in black and, most importantly, Auburn donning orange and blue. The Plains become filled with Tiger fans young and old sporting their team's colors from head to toe.

OPINION: Making magic with a drag queen makeover

By Rachel Davis | Community Writer | October 10

I've never been great at makeup. If I put on concealer and mascara, it's a good day. Eyeliner? Get outta town. So, when I had the chance to get my makeup done by one of my favorite drag queens, I leapt at the opportunity.