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On the hunt for summer jobs

By Jenna Moran / ASSOCIATE COPY EDITOR | April 28

One of the scariest aspects of college life is the inevitable reality of job hunting. Look for jobs that can provide experience and even become future career paths.

Residents prepare to 'move it, move it'

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 28

Students share their strategies for moving out for summer

Tips on acing the interview

By Kelly Nicastro / WRITER | April 28

Getting an interview for a job or internship is hard enough, but nailing tough questions and learning to control preinterview jitters is a different story.

Plant specialist discusses sustaining local native horticulture plants

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 21

Patrick Thompson has been interested in sustainability since he was kid.

Freshman promotes use of tap water

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 21

Enrique Doster realized about a month ago he was paying for something that should be free.

Drawing tablet brings new life to design

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 21

So long are the days where meticulous drawing and shading must be done with pen and paper.

Cancer survivor walks for the cause

By Alison McFerrin / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | April 21

Relay for Life brings together people who have been touched by cancer. Some relay in honor or memory of someone they knew. But for some, cancer is a more personal enemy.

Engineer wants to improve water treatment

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 21

Nathan Warner has a passion for people. An ecological engineering major, an option under biosystems engineering, Warner wants to look at alternative water treatment methods in developing nations.

Studying to help improve the environment

By Kelly Nicastro / WRITER | April 21

As the debate about the Earth's fate circulates around the nation, environmental science majors are taking the initiative to learn about what they can do to help the environment.

Fox's 'Glee' sings to potentially controversial tune

By Kelly Nicastro / WRITER | April 21

"Glee's" catchy tunes and lively cast make fans "gleek out" over each episode, but it may be the controversial spin the show brings each week that has them coming back for more.

Recycling advocate educates Earth Fare customers about products

By Kate Jones / WRITER | April 21

Tabatha Carter said she believes there is no such thing as throwing something away.

Calling all coeds

By Miranda Dollarhide / Intrigue Editor | April 14

Playboy's "Girls of the SEC" comes to the Plains

Drunk texting may have harmful effects

By Crystal Cole / SPORTS EDITOR | April 14

(727): You kept yelling, "This bitch stole my phone" to the guy who found you passed out in the parking lot.The popular website "Texts from last night" has hundreds of drunken text messages like this one, many from college students.

Surviving the stress of semester's final stretch

By Alison McFerrin / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | April 14

Semester's end calls for ways to preserve energy

Modern views on sex influenced by education, technology

By Kelly Tsaltas / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | April 14

When your parents were in college, they were probably thinking about the same things we are. Freedom, independence...and sex.

Poli-sci professor a pro at politics

By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 14

They take our money. They regulate our actions. They make us wear seat belts. They even decide the type of water we use for our morning shower.

Library receives piece of Alabama history

By Elizabeth Bonner / WRITER | April 14

The library is pleased to have recently received a rare piece of Alabama history, despite its role in keeping Tuscaloosa within the border.

Advisers and counselors help students prepare for life outside the classroom

By Kelly Tsaltas / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | April 14

Nearly 68 percent of Auburn students don't graduate within six years.In these economic times, that could be troubling, said Rick Enkeboll, academic adviser.