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Backpack International provides supplies, education to Guyana

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | June 6

Backpack International: a non-profit organization that provides backpacks, school supplies and education to the children of Guyana.

Apple takes on Amazon Echo and Google Home with its own smart speaker

By Tracey Lien | Los Angeles Times | June 5

Apple replaced record collections with the iPod and earned front pocket real estate with the iPhone.

SummerNight celebration to be held Friday

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | June 5

The 11th annual SummerNight Downtown Art Walk will be held this Friday in downtown Auburn from 5 p.m.

COLUMN: A guide to thrifting

By Jessica Jernigan | Staff Writer | June 5

Here are some of my tips to add to your wardrobe and find practical outfits you’ll wear and look good doing it.

COLUMN: Professional wear for the weather aware

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | June 5

Alabama weather is unpredictable and being professionally prepared for the worst is wise.

Games on the Plains: Justifying 'Injustice 2'

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | June 3

We are living in a golden age of superhero cinema, but unfortunately for DC Comics fans, Marvel Studios has left their movies in the dust.

COLUMN: Freshman, here's how to build a wardrobe without breaking the bank

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | June 2

New to the area, many Auburn freshman might be coming in with just a suitcase and a few boxes and absolutely no idea where to go to build the wardrobe or furnish, however lightly, their new housing. 

COLUMN: 'The Auburn Look' and how to get it

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | June 1

What you see is what you will most likely be after a week at Auburn University. 

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Five tips for fraternity recruitment

By Letter to the Editor | May 31

My name is Duncan Asbury and I have the pleasure of serving as the Interfraternity Council president for 2017.

Cooking with Anne: Veggie fries three ways

May 30

Everybody loves french fries, but not everybody loves all of the grease and calories associated with them. The two don't always have to be grouped together, though.

Understanding Auburn's myths and legends

By Kressie Kornis | Campus Writer | May 29

The urban legend of the seal in front of Langdon Hall, placed in the 1970s, is arguably one of Auburn’s most well-known myths.

Dank Dishes: Summer orzo pasta salad

By Delaney Burst | Contributing Cook | May 28

This is not the Italian dressing pasta salad of the past. This is a modern pasta salad for the future. It is quick to prepare, perfect for transport, and completely addicting.

Games on The Plains: Feeling out 'Flinthook'

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | May 26

I aim to give you, the ramen-noodle-slurping, beer-money-requiring college student a source of games to play that are both fun and cheap so your gaming fix is satiated while your wallet stays full too. 

COLUMN: A guide to online shopping

May 23

Online shopping is the easiest (and laziest) way to buy new clothes.

Sarah's style: how to dress for the holidays

By Sarah Partain | Lifestyle Writer | May 23

Finding the perfect outfit that fits the joyous season of holiday parties can seem daunting, but this year’s trends make it simple.

Dempsey Arts Center exhibits CityFest winners

By Chris Heaney | Staff Writer | May 22

The Dempsey Arts Center is currently displaying works done by artists for the CityFest Juried art show.

COLUMN: Style is about watching and learning

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | May 19

The concept of individuality is one that society drills into the noggins of the upcoming generation from the moment they are able to decide how they'd like to build their block tower. 

COLUMN: Alternative CWE break ideas

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | May 19

Your counselor has just released you for the first time since you have been introduced to your group.