Lifestyle

Local Musician Showcase at Coffee Cat

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | February 12

For many Auburn students Coffee Cat is as either a place to get hot coffee or a place to study, but that is not its only appeal.

AU professor speaks about feminism in China

By Caroline Kruza | Lifestyle Writer | February 12

While the topics of #MeToo and the long-awaited crack down on sexual assault are finally coming into everyday conversation, these topics have always been at the interest of Interim Director of Women’s Studies Dr. Arianne Gaetano. Joining Auburn’s feminist movement that began in the mid-80s in the homes of feminist-minded faculty, Gaetano brings optimism and enlightenment to our issues women face at home and abroad. Gaetano first found her love for feminism and anthropology as an undergraduate abroad at Duke University.

Is Valentine's Day worth all the noise? You told us what you thought.

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | February 7

College students are known for being frugal while living on their own, which can put kinks in a relationship if the expectations are set high.

COLUMN: Showing love while staying frugal

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | February 7

Ah, February. The month when the weather warms up, classes pick up and the seasons of Valentine’s and Easter quickly approach.

COLUMN: Let Sweethearts do the talking this year

By Samantha Strunk | Campus Writer | February 7

The staggering commercialization surrounding holiday culture often manifests itself in a form that is great for the sweet tooth and terrible for the dental bills- candy.

The surprising history of Valentine's Day

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 7

Today, most people simply think of Valentine’s Day as simply a tradition that has always been around for as long as they can remember.

Professors and their professional mishaps

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | February 7

Rachel Naftel was happily sitting in the passenger seat, working her first day on the job, when her new boss got pulled over for speeding on the way to a meeting.

Rising Auburn-based Radio Decay flourishes in local music scene

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | February 4

In February of 2015, the indie pop-punk band Radio Decay played its first show at a Battle of the Bands with nervous jitters and promising potential.

Out of the Box: Artist Talks kicks off with first-place winner

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | February 2

"I consider myself a storyteller," Rathert said as she began her talk. "Like most storytellers, I like to start at the beginning."

Red Clay Brewing Co. finds success in canning beer

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | February 1

The cans, released this month, are available in most parts of Alabama, excluding Huntsville, and in parts of Georgia.

Former Miss Alabama Meg McGuffin to star in 'Chicago'

By Jack West | Editor-in-Chief | January 30

Despite her many accomplishments, she is just like everyone else. She has nicknames from her friends, hidden talents and favorite Netflix shows.

A Human of Auburn is ____________.

By Courtney Schell | Lifestyle Writer | January 29

Every human being is made up of around 99 percent of the same six elements, but each is so different at the same time. Humans of Auburn's mission is to show that difference by sharing the stories of the different people around the Auburn community.

COLUMN: A review of "The End of the F***ing World"

By Cole McCauley | Sports Writer | January 29

It only took me about two episodes to become invested, but it wasn't until episode three or four before I realized I was completely hooked and enamored enough to binge the entire eight-episode season.

The 2018 Academy Award nominations

By Price Everett | Lifestyle Writer | January 24

The 2018 Academy Award nominations are out!

Amsterdam Cafe food truck looks to expand after success of first semester

By Patrick Dunning | Campus Writer | January 23

As the semester gets into full swing and the TigerCards are loaded, there are a variety of food options on campus including The Amsterdam Cafe food truck.

Why you should study abroad this summer

By Molly Stewart | Lifestyle Writer | January 22

Any college student can study abroad, and what better time to study abroad than right now? In class, everyone fantasizes about being on a boat in the middle of the Caribbean, skiing down a mountain in the Swiss Alps, or maybe even getting lost in the streets of Barcelona.