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Raptor Center seeks student volunteers

By Libby So / WRITER | October 14

The Southeastern Raptor Center invites everyone with an interest in caringfor feathered friends to partake in the unique volunteering experience they offer

Tuning in to WEGL with Cheeano Cambridge

By Sara Weeks / WRITER | October 14

Auburn's student-run radio station gets into a rhythm with its new station manager.Originally from New York, Cheeano Cambridge, this year's station manager and junior in English and communication, got involved with WEGL last year after transferring from Houston.

Get away for a day

By Katie Brown / WRITER | October 14

From literary excursions to forays into the supernatural, there is no short supply of unusual day trips near Auburn

Art takes over concourse

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | October 14

While most can be chalked up to an afternoon of fun, chalk drawings are becomingmore and more popular

Thrill seekers get spooked

By Emily Adams / Photo Editor | October 14

The time for fear is here.Killer clowns, haunted forests, ghosts and more await unlucky visitors at spooky spots around Auburn.

Auburn's first lady

By Brent Godwin / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | October 7

Living in the president's mansion is no easy task for Susie Gogue

Loni brings love and laughter

By Brian Desarro / INTRIGUE EDITOR | October 7

Loni Love started off as an electrical engineer, but after 10 years, she made the transition to comedy. Now, Love is shocking audiences with her unique style and quick wit

Painting the Plains

By Abby Townson / WRITER | October 7

Artist brings memories of Auburn to life in paintings showcased in Biggin Hall

Losing it with lucid dreaming

By Alison McFerrin / WRITER | October 7

If you feel like you have no control over your life, maybe you should try controlling your dreams instead.Perhaps when a dream is just too strange to be real, it can sometimes lead to the dreamer realizing that it's a dream.

Feeling the pressure

By Laura Maxwell / MANAGING EDITOR | September 30

Stress from busy schedules and long hours can cause serious anxiety issues

The good, the bad and the caffeinated

By Sarah Hansen / WRITER | September 30

Whether it's for an early morning boost or an afternoon pick-me-up, coffee drinkers should watch how much they drink

A day in the life of a house mother

By Chelsea Pound / ASSISTANT INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 30

Ruth Fisher fraternizes with the brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho

Dance parties sashay onto nightlife scene

By Caitlin Myles / Writer | September 30

Music is an inherent part of Auburn nightlife, and The Independent has taking it upon itself to promote Auburn's dance scene.

Tech review: BlackBerry Torch heats up phone market

By Adam Bulgatz / DESIGN EDITOR | September 30

Research in Motion has released onto AT&T's 3G network a new smart phone called the BlackBerry Torch 9800.The Torch is RIM's first portrait touchscreen slider and comes with an updated operating system and a new modern Web browser.

Functional footwear

By Miranda Dollarhide / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 30

Shoes intended for active, outdoor types find their way onto campus for daily use

A kernel of truth

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | September 30

In accordance with a name change, high fructose corn syrup is revamping its image

Getting a taste of creativity

By Asia Ashley / WRITER | September 30

Hobby Lobby's weekly cake decorating class is offered for $20

Just hanging around

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | September 23

From tree to tree, hammocks are the new campus craze