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Students to teach abroad following graduation

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | May 29

When college students receive their diplomas and officially become graduates, people often say they are being sent out into the world. But for three Auburn students, entering the real world at graduation takes on a more literal meaning.

TECH COLUMN: Coding may be all it's cracked up to be

By Rachel Williams | Intrigue Writer | May 29

As startups start to focus on coding, elementary schools open up computer science classes and celebrities such as such as Karlie Kloss and Jimmy Fallon get involved in the movement, I wonder if code is all it’s cracked up to be.

CAMP WAR EAGLE ISSUE | Making the most out of recruitment: Advice from the head Pi Chi

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | May 27

Taylor Horton, junior in rehab service and head pi chi (a Pi Chi is a woman who leads potential new members through recruitment) for sorority recruitment, sat down to give a few pointers to those considering giving greek life a try.  Q: What should you bring with you through recruitment?  A: “I would say a hairbrush and an extra pair of shoes to slip on so you aren’t in heels all day.

Stay fit to avoid the freshman 15

By Emily Esleck | Managing Editor | May 24

Chick-fil-A, Momma Goldberg's, Zaxby's, Domino's and McDonalds. Auburn has a multitude of fast food restaurants just waiting at student's fingertips.

A closer look at Auburn cheerleaders

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | May 6

Cheerleading entails a great deal of hard work, time commitment and sacrifice, but it also offers numerous long-term benefits such as the creation of lifelong friendships and memories of being able to cheer on and represent their university.

How to deal with different types of roommates

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Editor | April 29

We've all figured out it can be challenging to live with other students — some more than others. I've compiled a list of the different kinds of roommates I've encountered, and how to handle them.

Ansley Prather: the face of TigerCard

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | April 28

One way to be remembered at Auburn is to have your profile tripled in size and posted for the entire campus to see. The face of TigerCard, Ansley Prather, senior is psychology, knows exactly how this feels.

End of the school year party foods

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | April 20

As the final weeks of the school year rapidly approach, parties come into full swing. Festivities taking place include graduation parties, barbecues and get-togethers. Whatever the event, food is a central aspect. So if you are beginning to plan a party, here are some food ideas that you can keep in mind.

A safer way for women to travel

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | April 20

There has been a recent push to bring Uber to Auburn, but there may be an even safer option now available Auburn University’s women.

Outdoor Guide: Different organizations help students hit the rapids

By Rachel Sprouse | Campus Writer | April 19

If you've ever wanted to try whitewater paddling or a new outdoor adventure, there's a club on Auburn's campus for you to discover.

How to get in a good workout without a gym

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Editor | April 19

I’m pretty sure we can all admit that working out can get pushed to the back burner. So what do you do if you only have time to work out late at night but your gym is closed?

Students propose donating TigerCard money

By Ben Ruffin | Intrigue Writer | April 19

Richard McBride, senior in supply chain management, first had the idea of turning the left over money into an event where students could turn that money into cash and spend it at that event, which would then be given to a charity.

FitDesk Bike Desk: a healthy way to study

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | April 19

As more and more fitness trends are becoming available, finding time to fit exercise in students’ hectic schedules is becoming a lot easier. One of these latest fitness trends is the FitDesk Bike Desk, which is appearing in many college libraries.

COLUMN: Including sexual assault punishments on transcripts

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | April 19

The occurrence of sexual assaults on college campuses is a prevalent issue, as devastating stories continue to make news headlines. In an effort to combat this problem, there has been a push for colleges to include sexual assault punishments on transcripts.

Resources to combat sexual assault on campus

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | April 19

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, an annual movement to raise public awareness about sexual assault and educate people on how to prevent sexual violence.

Driving green: a glimpse at electric cars

By Rachel Williams | Intrigue Writer | April 19

The past two decades have been a coming of age story for technology.  Wild sci-fi type ideas filter into common acceptance as we become more high tech than we ever imagined.  Yet another innovative character to develop into a reality is the electric car. 

Music and its effects on studying

By Ben Ruffin | Intrigue Writer | April 19

Every day, students face a number of distractions competing for their attention at the library or at their respective study place. One tactic students typically use to drown out those distractions is through music, which can be utilized to get a persons focus back on track. However, sometimes that’s not the case.

Spring Fashion Issue Column: Fads come back from the past

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | April 12

Ever feel like you were born in the wrong era? These retro trends can transport you to a different time.