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Students stay fit for credit with Active Auburn classes

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | January 22

After a month of Christmas parties, eggnog and endless varieties of desserts, working out may be the last thing on students' minds. Active Auburn is a class that keeps students accountable to their workout plan, while earning class credit at the same time.

Artist portrays domesticity as excess

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | January 22

Domestic Obsessions, an art exhibition by Amy Stevens presented by Auburn University's Department of Art, will be free and open to the public in the gallery at Biggin Hall until Feb. 21. The exhibit features Stevens's photo-series, Confections.

Bringing arts and entertainment to Opelika

By Adam Wolnski | January 21

Arts and entertainment will be discussed in Opelika, Monday, when the Envision Opelika 2025 focus group gets together to brainstorm.

Vitamins: friend or foe? Auburn scientists' insights to anti-supplement news

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | January 21

Vitamin supplements are being touted as harmful and a waste of money. Auburn University specialists examined the studies to help shed some light on these dramatic claims.

App of the Week: QuizUp: A type of quiz you won't mind taking

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | January 20

QuizUp is for the days when you get out of every class early and you have a 20 minute period where there isn't enough time to wait in line for food before class, but you feel too eager sitting outside the classroom door waiting for it to start.

Hunger Studies Institute preps for the ninth annual Universities Fighting World Hunger Summit

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | January 15

Each year, the summit is held at a worldwide campus and features keynote speakers. Ideas and tactics are shared to solve hunger-related issues on a global scale.

Morningside resident spills secrets to love and longevity

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | January 15

Standing in his apartment at Morningside Assisted Living, the veteran Air Force pilot looks younger than his 96 years. He attributes this to 30 minutes of physical training a day and callisthenic exercises picked up from his Air Force training.

Is Snapchat worth the risk?

By Adam Wolnski | January 14

Everything from money to relationships has moved online, but online security is moving a little slower.

Beating the winter blues

By Becky Sheehan / INTRIGUE WRITER | January 11

Professionals in and around Auburn University share ways to outsmart the wintertime doldrums.

Auburn students build houses and bonds in Nicaragua

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | January 11

While many of us were sipping on eggnog and postponing Christmas shopping until Christmas Eve, a group of Auburn students packed their bags and flew to Nicaragua.

Internet streaming services take over

By Adam Wolnski | January 11

Like the gradual switch from VHS to DVD, Netflix and other Internet streaming services are overshadowing DVDs and have made movie rental stores nearly obsolete.

After airport mayhem, students finally make it back from the 'ship

By Adam Wolnski | January 9

The phrase, "We're going to the 'ship" took on an entirely new meaning as airports overflowed with Pasadena-bound travelers the days leading up to the national championship.

International students spend holidays away from home

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | December 6

Students who can't go home for the holiday break find alternative ways to celebrate

Students with jobs in retail brace for the holiday rush

By Becky Sheehan / INTRIGUE WRITER | December 4

This year more major retailers, following in the footsteps of Walmart, opened the night of Thanksgiving to give shoppers a jump on Black Friday savings. The sales-frenzy dubbed Black Thursday appears to be here to stay.

My three days as a vegan

By Mary-Kate Sherer / INTRIGUE WRITER | December 2

Intrigue writer Mary-Kate Sherer goes vegan for three days to see what a vegan lifestyle looks like for a college student.

No Makeup November challenge: reflections on beauty and adequacy

By Becky Sheehan / INTRIGUE WRITER | November 27

Intrigue writer Becky Sheehan wraps up her No Makeup November challenge column with the lessons she learned about beauty and adequacy.

A snap chance to see through new lenses

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | November 25

Who knew a simple disposable camera could teach kids moral lessons such as how to be better leaders and citizens?

App of the Week: Bookmark online favorites with Pocket

By Ashtyne Cole / INTRIGUE WRITER | November 25

My iPhone is cooler than yours, mine has a pocket.