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The new baby diet

By Elle Welch / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 1

Dieters inject pregnancy hormones to lose weight.

Have your money, eat it too

By Kate Jones / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 1

Eating habits have students divided on how to save the most money.

Balconies bloom apartment-sized harvest

By Kate Jones / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 1

When time starts to move fast and life gets busier, some people use personal gardening as a way to slow down and get back to the roots.

Dancing to the sound of silence

By Jennifer Leonard / WRITER | September 1

Headphones are the latest bar accessory

Shop on South College brings paganism to the Bible Belt

By Raye May / INTRIGUE EDITOR | August 26

DreamScapes, a head shop and novelty store, is sandwiched between Winn-Dixie and Big Blue Bookstore, and offers a wide variety of wares including custom-blended tobacco, hookahs and pagan religious items.

Students keep culture alive after changing countries

By Kristen Oliver / WRITER | August 26

More than 800 students from more than 80 nations take part in the Auburn experience each year, according to the Office of International Education.

Keep safe in college using common sense

By Austin Lankford / WRITER | August 26

Summer break has once again given way to another fall semester on the Plains.

Fun still to be had even as fall classes commence

By Shanetta Pindleton / STAFF WRITER | August 26

With the new fall semester starting, clubs and organizations, such as the Student Government Association, Impact and the University Program Council, have decided to kick off the semester with a host of new ideas and activities to recruit new members and get students involved.

Think before you snack to stay fit in school

By Kristen Oliver / WRITER | August 26

Food choices on campus and busy student schedules can make staying healthy during the college years challenging for many students. The good news is it's not impossible.

'Americana vanilla folk' comes to town

By Sarah Cook / WRITER | August 26

A new sound described as "Americana vanilla folk" can be heard on the streets of Auburn as John and the Conners enters the music scene.

One-for-One goes optical

By Elle Welch / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | August 26

TOMS is making its evolution from a shoe company to a One-for-One company by introducing a second product line, TOMS Eyewear.

Thrifty shopping saves big bucks

By Raye May / INTRIGUE EDITOR | August 26

Even on a college student's tight budget, getting what you want or need does not have to be a pain in the wallet.

Dating goes viral

By Sarah Cook / WRITER | August 25

There's a new hot spot for finding dates--and it's not the local bar. Many students are now turning to the Internet when seeking a significant other.

The decluttered dorm room

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR | August 18

The home is where the heart is, and it goes without saying that students want to return to a welcoming place after classes and work.

Sweet drinks might cause addictions

By Jake Winfrey / WRITER | July 28

Whether your preference is Mountain Dew, Coca-Cola or Dr. Pepper, everybody has a sweet tooth in them.

Turning your patio into a utopia

By Nicole Singleton / SPORTS EDITOR | July 28

Relaxation is something every college kid requires.

Corporations own surprising, unusual businesses

By Sarah Layne / WRITER | July 28

If you've ever rented a movie from Redbox, you probably did not suspect your money to be going to McDonald's, at least until recently when Coinstar bought the film-providing business.

Cultural symbols lost in translation

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | July 28

For those who haven't learned another language, it may be surprising to learn how drastically English phrases, idioms and movie titles can be changed when translated between languages.