Lifestyle

Ben Bruud breaks it down daily

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | February 8

You may not know the name Ben Neuffer, but if you are an Auburn student that enjoys the occasional bar hop, you know who Ben Bruud is.

'Split' dominates the box office

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | February 7

M. Night Shymalan’s psychological horror "Split," grosses $40.2 million in its first weekend, dominating U.S. box offices.

A month in review: January

By Loren Kimmel | Campus Writer | February 6

For any of those who missed it or were lucky enough to hibernate through this month, here follows a review of the month as a whole, a homage to January as we archive this month with many others like it.

Customers file in line at the box office of Carmike theater to purchase tickets for an afternoon movie.( Christen Harned / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

COLUMN: 'The Young Pope' does not disappoint

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | February 6

“The Young Pope” does not disappoint.

Cooking with Anne: Make your favorite foods gluten free

By Anne Dawson | Social Media Editor | February 6

The whole gluten-free lifestyle trend has become very popular lately. It seems like everyone knows at least five people that all of a sudden have a gluten allergy.

Snapping in the name of love: two females connect through campus story

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | February 3

Two women professed their sexual orientation for all to see and hear on the Auburn Campus Story on Snapchat the week of Monday, Jan.

COLUMN: What they don't want you to know about Groundhog Day

By Karl Hackmiller | Lifestyle Writer | February 3

On a frost-bitten day in some sad Pennsylvania town with tongue-twisting name, born was the great American tradition of consulting a groundhog for real meteorological insight.

Day in the life: 'Gymnastics is a lifestyle, not a sport'

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | February 2

At three years old, an energetic Emma Slappey was in need of an outlet for release. Her mother was anxious to find a constructive activity to help Slappey burn some of that steam.

Eighth and Rail continues to make music a priority in Downtown Opelika

By Alex Wilkerson | Contributing Writer | February 1

Opelika, much like it’s college town neighbor, has begun to develop a thriving nightlife in it’s historic downtown.

Dank Dishes with Delaney: Crab cakes and corn, avocado salad

By Directed by Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor and Delaney Burst | Contributing Chef | January 31

Crab Cakes Ingredients 1 lb. jumbo lump crab meat 24 Ritz crackers or any buttery cracker on hand ½ cup mayonnaise 1 tbsp.

Alabama Oyster Social draws large crowds

By Brooks Glover | Lifestyle Writer | January 29

The third annual Alabama Oyster Social took place on Saturday, Jan. 28 at the ALFA Pavilion (formerly known as the Red Barn) at the Ag Heritage Park.

'Interactive' closing artist lecture held in Biggin Hall

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | January 26

"Locus," an exhibition by John Douglas Powers, took seat in Biggin Hall from Dec. 12 - Jan. 26 and closed with a lecture from the artist at 5 p.m.

Fashion Ambush: Kayla Jones

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | January 26

Fashion Ambush is a weekly installment featuring the fashionistas and fashionistos as the go about their daily lives.

A student's guide to pet ownership

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor , Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief and Anne Dawson | Online Editor | January 25

Everything you need to know about living with a four-legged roommate.

Skin deep: a student's battle with melanoma motivates her to educate others

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | January 25

“The light drained from her eyes as soon as she saw it,” Smith said. “In that moment, I could tell she just knew.”

COLUMN: Redefining your hometown

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | January 25

Going home for holidays since coming to college has been a more bizarre experience than I ever anticipated.

A review of Sheila C's Burger Barn

By Brooks Glover | Lifestyle Writer | January 24

Mountainous, greasy burgers, large pizzas covered and piled with toppings and pitchers of beer to wash it all down — the components of a college life.

COLUMN: An ode to 2016, a lack of hope for the new year

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | January 19

A new year has once again come to save us from the previous. The list of complaints and grievances directed toward 2016 has

A review of Durango Taqueria y Carniceria

By Brooks Glover | Lifestyle Writer | January 18

Cue Durango Taqueria y Carniceria—A small, quiet restaurant connected to Valero on North Dean is serving Mexican food in the Auburn Opelika area.

Starting the semester with a healthy mind

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | January 16

Eric Bloch, Auburn University Student Counseling Services psychologist, offered helpful tips and guidance on how to sustain a healthy mind and a solid sense of self at the beginning and throughout the semester.