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Advice for healthy meals in dorms

By Abby Winskowicz | Lifestyle Writer | September 24

RA gives tips for cooking in the residence halls and a graduate research and teaching assistant in the school of kinesiology explains how to cook healthy meals on a budget.

Dermatologist explains mask-related skin issues

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | September 22

A dermatologist gives insight on how to improve skin health and why mask-related acne may occur. 

Student org reckons with mental health concerns

By Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer | September 22

Members of Active Minds share the importance of mental health and suicide prevention.

Upcoming Jewish holidays affected by the pandemic

By Maggie Horton | Lifestyle Writer | September 18

Hillel's co-president and vice president tell how Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are celebrated and how the pandemic has affected these holidays. 

Student shares the impact of emotions spending

By Abby Winskowicz | Lifestyle Writer | September 17

  An Auburn student gives her personal account on emotional spending and a licensed psychologist explains how spending can act as a mood-booster. 

Bodega shops open in new development

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | September 15

Three of the new Bodega shops in Midtown tell about their companies.

Miss AU 2019 postpones pageant dreams

By Kate McIndoo | September 14

Lauren Bradford shares about her time as Miss AU and how COVID has impacted her goal to become Miss Alabama. 

Auburn graduate seeks authenticity through artwork

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | September 12

Caleb Murphree shares what he hopes to create through his art and gives insight on his upcoming work, “Iterations of Thought.”

Victorian B&B holds the memories of Auburn

By Caroline Rice | Lifestyle Writer | September 10

The history of the Crenshaw Guest House and the memories it continues to create for Auburn today. 

Keeping It Local: How a student became a beekeeper and how beekeeping impacts Auburn ecology

By Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer and Trice Brown | Enterprise Editor | September 10

Through his company, Eddie’s Bees, Strickland sells the honey they harvest to restaurants, roadside stands, organic grocery stores and coffee shops.

Rec Center to offer online fitness classes

By Maggie Horton | Lifestyle Writer | September 9

Auburn Rec Center employees explain the process of shifting group fitness classes to online. 

Students find intermittent fasting helpful for weight loss

By Sara Blevins | September 8

Auburn student shares her experience with intermittent fasting and an associate professor provides insight on health research on this type of fasting.

Raptor trainer shares the life of a War Eagle

By Lydia McMullen | Lifestyle Writer | September 7

Andrew Hopkins, the assistant director of raptor training and education, explains the daily life of Auburn's War Eagles and the care the Southeastern Raptor Center provides the eagles.

Local artist captures emotion in portraits

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | September 3

Sarah Scott shares the inspiration behind some of her recent prints and what motivates her to create.

AU student warns others after her COVID experience

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | August 31

This summer, Landry Chizik and a handful of her family members tested positive for COVID-19. After weeks of nausea and anxiety, Chizik is warning other students to take this virus seriously. 

How to ease your mind with a return to campus

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | August 24

Wellness professionals give insight on to how to help students keep up their mental health with campus reopening.

Ramadan celebrations changing during quarantine

By Caroline Craig | Lifestyle Writer | April 23

Mohammed Owais Patel, president of the Muslim Students Association, discussed how celebrations would look different this year. 

A look into Auburn's literary canon

By Abigail Murphy | Operations Editor | April 21

Craig Bertolet, professor and director of undergraduate studies in the English department, said literary canons are forever changing, and so are Auburn literature classes.