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Food makes the world go 'round

By Kate Jones / INTRIGUE EDITOR and Hayley Blair / INTRIGUE BEAT REPORTER | April 19

- Ghana: Jollof RiceAufa Korantemaa Dankyi Anyinam doesn't know when she started eating jollof rice or where the name came from; she just found herself eating it one day at her home in Accra, Ghana, and it became her favorite dish.A mash-up of sorts, the dish is rice-based and cooked in a tomato sauce."With vegetables if you like," said Anyinam, graduate student in industrial engineering.

Mock trial team makes its case

By Elizabeth Bonner / WRITER | April 19

Since its formation four years ago, Auburn's mock trial team has been arguing its way to competitive success in the fictional legal world.

Perceptions of GTAs vary by student

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | April 19

A graduate student by day and an astronomy teacher by night, Engleman and the other physics GTAs all meet in the cluttered, cold office in the Allison Physics Labs next to Parker Hall for their office hours.

GTA prioritizes connecting with students

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | April 19

In a brightly lit room a young man nicknamed "Pauly D" opens the door of a white appliance. No, it's not the "Jersey Shore" reality star completing the last step of gym, tan, laundry; it's Paul Dawson conducting an experiment.

Goosebumps' truth revealed

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | April 12

Goosebumps are a common occurrence for animals and humans, appearing when someone is emotionally charged or cold. But according to Robert Lishak, associate professor of biological sciences, goosebumps do nothing beneficial for humans.

Lemonade still loved 115 years later

By Susan Ann Cook / WRITER | April 12

The lemonade at Toomer's Drugs has long been a tradition in Auburn. This tart concoction is recognized nationally and has earned several awards, including a 2001 spot on Esquire Magazine's "162 Reasons It's Good To Be An American"--the No. 1 spot, that is.

Auburn creed drives alumna to Alabama office

By Elizabeth Bonner / WRITER | April 12

Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey is making waves in Alabama's capital as the first female Republican to hold the position, but it's her Auburn roots that got her there.

Outside experience qualifies students for jobs not in major

By Hayley Blair / INTRIGUE BEAT REPORTER | April 12

After working four years to earn a degree, students might be in for a nice surprise when they find themselves qualified for jobs outside their major.

SAAM campaign promotes drinking safety

By Kate Jones / INTRIGUE EDITOR | April 12

The Sexual Assault Awareness Month Task Force is asking you to "Keep a Lid on It."

Old actress learns new tricks

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | April 12

What do you get when you cross man's best friend with man? Why, Sylvia, a main character in the theatre department's latest production played by Sarah-Jean Peters.

Making contacts to get you hired

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | April 11

Becoming an expert at networking may land you a job.

Jule Collins Smith Museum to host Art in the Garden

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | April 8

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art's signature fundraiser will be held April 14 starting at 4:30 p.m.

Out of the box

By Hayley Blair / INTRIGUE BEAT REPORTER | April 5

The Haley Center may seem standard to most students, but many might be surprised to hear of the 1960s design elements that were characteristic of the period.

Flowers center of Easter decorations

By Susan Ann Cook / WRITER | April 5

With Easter quickly approaching, creating a look of fun, spring decor is an excellent way to get in the holiday spirit.

HIV spreads in South

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | April 5

As of last year, 17,852 residents of Alabama had HIV.According to statistics from the Alabama Department of Public Health, 290 live in Lee County.

Auburn clinches third-straight SEC series

By Ali Jenkins / WRITER | April 2

The No. 24 Auburn Tigers have caught their stride, outlasting Mississippi State with an 8-2 win Sunday afternoon.

A maxi skirt is the latest fashion craze

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | April 2

Bold colors and prints are sweeping the spring runways, and old fashion favorites are getting a reboot, starting with the maxi skirt.

#ineedacareer

By Kate Jones / INTRIGUE EDITOR | March 29

Don't hesitate to use Twitter, Facebook and other social media outlets in your search for a job.