Intrigue

OPINION: Tips for the niftiest thrifting

By Kristie Martins l Campus Writer | October 9

Autumn is in the air, and sweaters, cardigans and boots are once again making their appearance. But as every college kid knows, we are all poor.

Robyn Ochs breaks students into groups representing points on the sexuality spectrum between gay and straight. (Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor)

The spectrum of sexuality: Going beyond gay and straight

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | October 9

Robyn Ochs, author and bisexual activist, explained the spectrum of sexuality to Auburn students.

UPDATE: This week on Hell's Kitchen

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | October 9

In this week's episode of Hell's Kitchen, Auburn's Fernando Cruz is still competing. In the first half, the teams must cook protein-and-starch dishes.

Auburn's 'Lady K' brings faith and high style to fashion blog

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | October 9

To some, fashion blogging is a foreign idea, but to others, it is a way of life. Katie Knell, junior in apparel merchandising, shows her love for life and fashion on her blog, "Lady K."

Cadets participate in "labs," such as doing drills in uniform, every Wednesday from 2-4 p.m. (Raye May | Photo Editor)

A day in the life of Army ROTC cadets

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | October 9

This is the beginning of a day in the life of an ROTC cadet.

OPINION: Style from a male perspective

By Kenny Moss | Assistant Photo Editor | October 8

I've had someone tell me "Oh, you're so fashionable," or "Your style is awesome," more times than I can remember. It makes me wonder what qualifies as great fashion for men.

Bennie Adkins shakes hands with President Obama.

Opelika veteran speaks about receiving the Medal of Honor

By Alethia Russell | Intrigue Writer | October 8

Command Sgt. Maj. Bennie G. Adkins, 80, received the Medal of Honor on Sept. 15.

Chris Boling, senior in software engineering, said he aspires to work for video game developer Valve.

Student game developers create and play games to follow their passions

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | October 7

Chris Boling, senior in software engineering, grew up playing video games and now aspires to design them for a living.

OPINION: 'Makeup Genius' is an understatement

By Cat Watson | Online Editor | October 5

Makeup Genius by L'Oreal Paris is the ideal try-on app for anyone who misses playing dress-up.

Allan, Patty and Will Kyzar cheer on Auburn from Pace, Florida.

Family rolls home in honor of Auburn fan father

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | October 4

According to Patty Kyzar, her husband Allan Kyzar never rolled Toomer's Corner, but participating in the tradition was on his bucket list.

Logan Pace plays street corners for money and music

By Alethia Russell | Intrigue Writer | October 1

For Logan Pace, freshman in musical theatre, street performing is a practice that has added flair to his music. It's something he said he began on the Plains and has loved ever since.

Cole Swindell speaks on his origins, influences and goals

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | October 1

Cole Swindell is riding high off a number-one single, "Hope You Get Lonely." The Georgia native is touring with Luke Bryan's 2014 Farm Tour. He opens for Bryan Oct. 2 at Ingram Farms.

Jeff Deist works in his office. The Institute is home to a wide collection of books which it occasionally lends to the Ralph Brown Draughton Library. (Michael Ontiveros | Photographer)

Libertarian think tank promotes free markets worldwide from Auburn

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor | September 29

The Mises Institute is located in a small, two-story building next to the Village parking lot.

Nova perches before the 2011 Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. (Raye May | Photo Editor)

The history of Auburn's eagles

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | September 27

The eagle's pregame flight is one of the many traditions upon which Auburn is built.

Kira Kanzantsev waves after performing "Happy" to win Miss America. Kanzantsev is fluent in three languages. (Contributed by ABC Television Group)

Pageant contestants applaud Miss America's talent, despite criticism

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | September 27

For her talent, Kira Kanzantsev sang Pharrell Williams' "Happy" barefoot while sitting with her legs crossed on stage.

Auburn Chef makes it through another week of Hell's Kitchen

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | September 25

In the latest episode of Hell's Kitchen, Fernando Cruz made it through another week still in the game.

Burger King encourages customers to tweet about chicken fries using #ChickenFriesAreBack. (Raye May | Photo Editor)

Chicken fries' return excite social media, sell out in Auburn

By Sarah Robinson | Intrigue Writer | September 25

The world had seen chicken as both nuggets and fingers, but until 2005, no one had ever seen chicken in fry form.

Brandon Whatley models during Kappa Chi's fashion show on Sept 24, 2014. (Emily Enfinger | Assistant Photo Editor)

Kappa Chi event models student clothing lines

By Megan Barkdull | Campus Writer | September 24

Auburn University's Kappa Chi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha hosted a fashion show Thursday night. The show featured clothing lines made by Auburn students, graduates and local boutiques. This was the first year the Kappa Chi's have hosted a fashion show. The show acted as a fundraiser for the sorority.

Paul Taylor Dance Company visits Opelika on tour

By Kerry Coppinger | Community Writer | September 24

The Paul Taylor Dance Company performed at the Opelika Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30p.m. on Sept. 24, 2014. This was the opening night of the East Alabama Arts performance series season. Philip Preston, director of the program, has dubbed this season with a theme: The Stage is Set.

Kayla Perry poses wearing a chain with a bone marrow tag, which she has to wear for a year after her transplant. (Contributed by Christen Perry)

Freshman fighting cancer raises money for cure for childhood cancer

By Kyle Nazario | Intrigue Editor and Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | September 21

Freshman Kayla Perry started the charity Open Hands, Overflowing Hearts to raise money for pediatric cancer research.