Intrigue

Scott Avett and Jacie Coressel hang out in London backstage after the concert.
(Contributed by Jacie Coressel)

Student kicks back with Avett brother

By Anna Beth Jager / INTRIGUE REPORTER | April 3

Most college students spend their spring break trips sprawled out on beaches across the South attempting to get a little sun, a little sand and a lot of booze.

Kiesel Park holds Easter Egg Hunt

By Anna Claire Conrad / WRITER | April 1

The Easter Bunny is coming to town on Saturday, March 30, during the City of Auburn's 32nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Kiesel Park sponsored by Wells Fargo.

the renovated shot bus behind the Supper Club is known to get notoriously rowdy. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

History behind Supper Club

By Michael Hill / WRITER | April 1

Established in 1937, War Eagle Supper Club, 2061 S. College St., is one of the oldest bars in the city of Auburn.

Opelika's Patton at the helm of\0xFFFCestablishing thriving art scene

By Sheyda Mehrara / VOLUNTEER | April 1

The grass growing between the steel tracks reveals this small mill town's still waiting for the arrival of change.

Organize money with mint.com

By Elizabeth Wieck / INTRIGUE EDITOR | April 1

Keeping track of money involves more than subtracting amount spent from amount saved.

Stage hypnotist to appear at Supper Club

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | April 1

Dr. Holiday, performing hypnotist and comedic act, will take the stage at 10 p.m. Thursday, March 28, and Thursday, April 4 at the War Eagle Supper Club.

It's okay if it's a snapchat

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | April 1

The act of taking selfies in public used to be something shameful, reserved only for 7th grade girls with disposable cameras.

Nights you won't remember, they will never forget

By Anna Beth Jager / INTRIGUE WRITER | April 1

Have you ever been to a McDonald's after a night downtown? Or maybe Waffle House is more your thing?

Tribal fusion belly dancing: an art form for all

By Caitlin Wagenseil / INTRIGUE REPORTER | April 1

After being a dancer for 25 years, it's safe to say that local belly dance instructor and performer Seraphina, who goes only by her stage name, knows what she's doing.

Local band Lonely Wolves to launch first original EP

By Caitlin Wagenseil / INTRIGUE REPORTER | April 1

After playing at The Hound this past Saturday, March 23, with teacup and the Monster, Kyle Humphrey and Matt Pike of local band Lonely Wolves have set their sights on recording and releasing their first EP.

Behind the scenes with Behind the Glass

By Anna Beth Jager / INTRIGUE REPORTER | April 1

Looking for a classic black cocktail dress? Or maybe a flowy, hippie-chic top is more your style? I

Melvin Todd performs his first "Ink" challenge on Oxygen's 'Best Ink.' (Courtesy of Oxygen Media / Ben Cohen)

AU alum inked in fame, featured on 'Best Ink'

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | March 28

Melvin Todd, a born artist and former Auburn student, will be competing this season on Oxygen's new show, "Best Ink."

Pi Beta Phi launches 'Dodge the Arrow'

By Anna Beth Jager / INTRIGUE REPORTER | March 25

Pi Beta Phi's first "Dodge the Arrow" inaugural dodgeball tournament will take place this Thursday, March 28 at 5 p.m. in the Student Activities Center.

Participants race to a muddy victory. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Mud Mania run aids the Hudson Family Foundation

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | March 24

Mud Mania, a boot camp style 5K run embedded with 23 obstacles, occurred Saturday, March 23.

Unity race gives a new meaning to the buddy system

By Amber Franklin / WRITER | March 21

An upcoming race in Opelika is giving participants a new, unique way to connect with others. The annual Two by Two Unity Run/Walk/Wheel Event is sponsored by Envision Opelika and will take place Saturday, April 6.

Travel with Care campaign takes off

By Sydney Callis / COMMUNITY EDITOR | March 21

The Travel With Care campaign revved up Monday, March 18 with an opening ceremony on Samford Lawn.

Auburn Police Chief taking a 2-month medical leave of absence

By Chandler Jones / Community Reporter | March 21

Auburn Police Chief Tommy Dawson has excused himself from police work in efforts to restore his health.

Restaurant brings tastes of the ocean to College Street

By Chandler Jones / Community Reporter | March 21

That seafood smell coming from South College Street finally has a name: The Shrimp Basket.

Sundilla raises epilepsy awareness as part of nation-wide tour

By Anna Claire Conrad / WRITER | March 21

A debilitating disease certainly isn't something to sing about, but why not sing on behalf of those afflicted by it?

Aeikens and the ASB group hang out on the playground with children at the orphanage in Nicarauga. (Courtesy of Brianne Aeikens)

Alternative Student Breaks takes a trip that makes a difference

By Caitlin Wagenseil / INTRIGUE REPORTER | March 21

Many Auburn students headed south for spring break to enjoy time off of class while basking in the sun. Few, however, spent their break helping those in need.