Intrigue

Students demonstrate religious tolerance with Pagan Pride Day

By Jessa Pease / COMMUNITY WRITER | September 25

Classes, rituals and vendors aren't all that can be found at Auburn's Pagan Pride Day Sept. 28, 8 a.m.-sunset, at the Davis Arboretum-religious freedom and celebration are the reason for the day.

JCSM previews 'Chasing Ice'

By Jessa Pease / COMMUNITY WRITER | September 25

Less than 50 degrees in the harsh conditions of the Arctic might not seem like the easiest place to film a documentary, but National Geographic photographer James Balog was determined.

Time to boogie in Waverly

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | September 25

Standard Deluxe, a design and silk screen print shop located out of Waverly, will back the second Waverly Fall Boogie Saturday, Sept. 28, at 1015 Mayberry Ave. in Waverly.

Is Facebook fading out?

By Maddie Yerant | Managing Editor | September 18

It's the subject of an Oscar-winning movie, a revolutionary social-media tool, and a force connecting people all over the world. It even has an entry in the Encyclopedia Britannica. But is Facebook on its way out?

App of the Week: Keep on track with MyFitnessPal

By Ashley Selby / INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 18

MyFitnessPal is much more than a calorie-counter. It was designed to kick-start healthy habits and thinking.

Tumbleweed Wanderers rock 'n' roll into Auburn

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | September 18

All the way from Oakland, Calif., the Tumbleweed Wanderers will be taking over Bourbon Street Bar Thursday, Sept. 19.

Experiment with shopping and food at Downtown Opelika's First Fridays

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | September 16

It's that time of month again; it's First Fridays in downtown Opelika.

Plans for Opelika Road Project are not set in asphalt yet

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | September 16

The vote may be in, but construction will not begin until 2014.

Phelan keeps Auburn flying high

By Jessa Pease / COMMUNITY WRITER | September 16

After flying planes with the Navy and teaching R.O.T.C. at Auburn University, Council member Dick Phelan took on the mission to make important decisions on behalf of Ward 6 on City Council.

The heart of Auburn beats purple

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | September 12

Auburn has a lot of heart, and now it has a purple one.

App of the Week: Sync your music mood with Songza

By Jordan Hays | Copy Editor | September 12

Pandora, I've found someone else. Her name is Songza.

Band with Auburn roots goes global

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | September 12

The Vegabonds, a Nashville, Tenn. based rock band that started in Auburn, has started a ripple in the Southeast that's traveled all the way to New York.

Day in Life: Personal Trainer

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | September 12

Along with attending graduate school for biomechanics, Sarah Goodwin spends her time helping students get into top shape

Animals: friends or food?

By Mary-Kate Sherer / INTRIGUE WRITER | September 11

Some Auburn students stick to vegan living to eliminate animal suffering.

Auburn students redefine crafting

By Ashley Selby | September 9

For some Auburn students, their craft is much more involved than melting some crayons on a canvas.

Win or lose, there's always tailgating

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | September 6

Some students think the perfect fall football tailgate involves hamburgers, barbecue, booze, games and friends. People gather on Auburn's campus and all over town for pre-game festivities. But for some, tailgating has more to offer than food and fun before going into the stadium.