Intrigue

Taylor's trek with reality TV

By Elizabeth Bonner / WRITER | March 29

Taylor Davis spent last semester commuting between Auburn for classes and Birmingham for her role on Style Network's "The Amandas," a show featuring the projects of Amanda LeBlanc's organizing company.

Dri-Fit, leggings better workout outfit than cotton

By Melody Kitchens / ONLINE EDITOR | March 29

Workout clothes aren't just for looks.

Aimee Sacks, lab technician at the Auburn Medical Clinic, works to determine illnesses, allergeries and diseases from blood and other samples from patients. (Danielle Lowe / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

AU Medical Clinic not limited to primary care

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | March 29

The Auburn University Medical Clinic offers more than just primary care, expanding its services to many types of tests and even massage therapy.

Laugh tracks to mockumentaries: sitcoms' evolution

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | March 29

From TV classics like "I Love Lucy," "The Brady Bunch" and "Cheers," to the more recent "Modern Family," "30 Rock" and "How I Met Your Mother," situational comedies have been an integral part of American television culture.

24-hour fitness gym celebrates first year

By Susan Cook / WRITER | March 26

This April, Herring Fitness Center will celebrate its first year as the only fully-automated gym in the Auburn and Opelika area.

Taylor Kirk, far right, and others ran the American Cancer Society half marathon in New Orleans. (CONTRIBUTED)

Student runs half marathon for the American Cancer Society

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | March 23

Auburn junior Taylor Kirk just ran her first half marathon for the American Cancer Society in New Orleans.

Trading basketballs, batons for books

By Leighton Lindstrom / WRITER | March 22

When basketball player Blanche Alverson and majorette Sara Beasley met their freshman year at Auburn, they had no idea similar interests and passions would later unite them to make a big difference in a small community.

Joe McDonald, right, senior in aviation management, checks the oil of a single-engine propeller plane with instructor Matt Jones. Auburn Aviation offers discounted starter lessons to those interested in earning their wings. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Piloting program takes off

By Brandy Volovecky / WRITER | March 22

An Auburn department is giving people the opportunity to be the pilot instead of the passenger as it makes aviation lessons available to all.

Southern food not so traditional

By Kristen Oliver / COMMUNITY EDITOR | March 22

Most people don't know what truly historical Southern food is.

Photo Illustration by Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR

Smart packing helps travelers while abroad

By Kendall Wangman / WRITER | March 22

Packing for a study abroad trip can be challenging, and it can come down to an exact science for some.

JP Dailey and Michelle Knowles, senior in communication disorders, continued to see each other after their first date at an Auburn football game in 2008. They are now engaged to be married. (CONTRIBUTED)

Here come the brides

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | March 22

JP Dailey and Auburn senior Michelle Knowles are both Italian, or as JP puts it, "always late."

Tips for spring break safety

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | March 9

Keep these tips in mind for your spring break vacation.

Creative overflow: turning mud into mugs

By Andrew Yawn / WRITER | March 8

With spring break already here, students can forget scultping abs and start sculpting art at the Ceramics Studio on Dean Road.

Andrew Harris is the general manager and wine expert at Maestro 2300. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Job Spotlight: Andrew Harris

By Katelyn Gaylor / WRITER | March 8

Andrew Harris graduated from Auburn in 2001 with a degree in hotel and restaurant management.

Melody's most fashionable

By Melody Kitchens / ONLINE TEAM LEADER | March 8

What to wear during spring break

Facilities complaint washes away chalk graffiti

By Hayley Blair / INTRIGUE BEAT EDITOR | March 8

Many University staff members carefully plan the image and character of Auburn, but students often add personal touches that don't fit the bill.

Conference used as resume builders

By Kate Jones / INTRIGUE EDITOR | March 6

Attending professional and leadership conferences are opportunities for students to expand their horizons and absorb valuable knowledge to apply to their field. In addition, attending conferences have the ability to look appealing to potential employers.