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Across the stage, down the aisle

By Abby Townson / WRITER | November 4

College is challenging enough, but balancing schoolwork and wedding planning is no piece of (wedding) cake

Kicking the kissing disease

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | November 4

Mononucleosis, or mono for short, makes the rounds every winter, so protect yourself by learning the facts about the virus first

Theatre to electrify audiences with Machinal

By Sara Weeks / WRITER | November 4

Love, murder and the 1920s are just a few words that preview Auburn Theatre's upcoming production, "Machinal."

Behind the scenes with Kylee Wofford

By Chelsea Harvey / STAFF WRITER | November 4

The senior in musical theatre plays the lead role in Auburn University Theatre's presentation of "Machinal." After curtain call, Wofford focuses on graduating and her future in acting

The fashion of not shaving

By Katie Brown / WRITER | November 4

No Shave November and all its variations challenge the manliest of men to show off their hairy faces

Fun Runs, 5Ks lead as most popular form of fundraising

By Chelsea Harvey / STAFF WRITER | November 4

Lacing up your running shoes allows participants to stay physically fit,raise money for various community organizations, philanthropic groups

Mini landfill promotes sustainability

By Chelsea Harvey / STAFF WRITER | November 4

The Auburn Public Relations Student Society of America will transform part of Haley concourse into a landfill Friday in an effort to promote environmental awareness on campus.

A day in the life of Susan High

By Miranda Dollarhide / ASSOCIATE INTRUIGE EDITOR & Chelsea Pound/ ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | November 4

Family-owned and operated since 1961, Flowersmith's has been a part of Susan High's life for as long as she can remember."I love it," High said. "It has been my lifelong job. I couldn't imagine doing anything else."As manager, High does everything from stocking merchandise to greeting customers.High said her favorite part of the day is talking with customers and greeting them when they come in. To her, they are old friends.When she is not busy in the store, High enjoys Auburn football."We have been lifelong fans," High said. "A plus is that my nephew plays for Auburn."

Planning for the perfect away-game road trip

By Sarah Hansen / WRITER | October 28

Before hightailing it out of The Plains to the Ole Miss game this weekend, there are several things to remember when packing your bags."Remember to pack a pillow that you don't mind forgetting," said Maggie Daley, senior in public relations.

Receptionist takes note of students' needs

By Miranda Dollarhide / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | October 28

Beloved pharmacy-school receptionist receives an abundance of gifts, support from students following battle with breast cancer

Anthropology students dig up a good time

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | October 28

Anthropology students have the opportunity to go on major archaeological digs every summer."We have several places that we go back to almost every year," said John Cottier, anthropology professor.

A good kind of prick

By Miranda Dollarhide / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | October 21

From the flu to hepatitis, there are a number of vaccines students should be caught up on this winter

Big man on campus

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | October 21

Justin Murphy is more than just another bookstore worker--he is one of the most recognizable and friendly faces on campus

Ask why before you buy

By Mary Gillman / WRITER | October 21

Customers buying products with the pink ribbon may unknowingly be contributing money to a contradictory cause

OIT sponsors National Cyber Security Month

By Rachel Shirey / WRITER | October 21

The Internet is a phishing pond where students are being hooked into scams, putting them at risk for identity theft.October's National Cyber Security Month is used to encourage cyber safety awareness among students.

A Day in the Life of Rusty Hardy

By Brian Desarro / INTRIGUE EDITOR | October 21

While most people cringe at the sight of a tow truck, Rusty Hardy sees it as just another day on the job."We monitor properties so we can get cars parked illegally without a parking tag," said Hardy, a driver for Auburn Express Towing for the last four years.

Feral cat problem ignored

By Jake Cole / WRITER | October 21

The feral cats around campus are running wild, and it is up to pet owners to preventpopulation increase on and off campus

Gaming goes retro

By Darcie Dyer / WRITER | October 21

Old-school video game systems like the Nintendo 64, Sega Genesis and Sony PlayStation are making a comeback