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Spring Fashion Issue: Dress women's outfits up or down with simple additions

By Emily Esleck | Managing Editor | April 12

Oftentimes, college students are busy going from work to school and different extracirucular activites.

Spring Fashion Issue: Splash into spring and summer weather with these bathing suits

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | April 12

With summer in the near future, it is time to dig out swimsuits from the bottom of drawers and gather clothes for the warmer weather.

Spring Fashion Issue: Tips to get women's wear for less

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | April 12

Name-brand outfits and objects are great, but name-brand prices aren't. Get the look for less with these options. 

Spring Fashion Issue: Ways men can shop for affordable apparel

By Rachel Williams | Intrigue Writer | April 12

College guys seem to be split on whether they care about what they wear. Regardless of stance, some tips on fashion both the eyes and wallet will love are worthwhile. A key shopper’s adage is to buy clothes, shoes and accessories on sale.

Spring Fashion Issue Column: These aren't Macklemore's thrifty tips

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | April 12

Trips to thrift stores and consignment shops can end in victory or disaster. With these nifty, thrifty tips, you won’t walk out looking like Macklemore.

Outdoor Guide: Students gain a world view through travel

By Emily Esleck | Managing Editor | April 12

Whether it’s going abroad or exploring a different part of the United States, traveling can help shape an individual and teach them more about different ways of life.

Easy spring cleaning hacks for adjusting from winter

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Editor | April 8

Spring is officially here, and all of the clutter piled from winter is beginning to show itself.  Instead of stressing out about the piles of sweaters, boots and scarfs surrounding your feet, let me give you a few simple steps to help you clean up and change seasons in no time.

Bass fishing team ranks third nationally

By Ben Ruffin | Intrigue Writer | April 6

Every spring, the softball and baseball teams take to their diamonds along with women’s soccer as they take to their field in order to seek the elusive national title.

Students organize climbing club team

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | April 5

Two weeks ago, the Auburn Climbing Club officially became a club team. The idea originated last semester when people from Auburn Outdoors, an adventure-based education program at Auburn, realized there was a growing community of climbers at the Recreation and Wellness Center.

TECH COLUMN: Apple announces iPhone SE

By Rachel Williams | Intrigue Writer | April 5

In its latest Keynote product release this morning, Apple has revealed their solution to the outcry for a comfortably sized device. The latest product is the iPhone SE.

Men describe spring fashion as cool and comfortable

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | April 4

As the temperature rises, the days get longer, and the clothes get shorter. For men, it is all about being cool and comfortable this spring and summer. Vans, Costa sunglasses, American Fishing Tackle Company fishing shorts and short sleeve polos are a few things you will find men sporting around campus this season.

For women: get your spring fashion look

By Anne Dawson | Intrigue Editor | April 4

Spring is coming faster than we think, and the weather is changing just as quickly. With warmer weather comes newer styles. Girls start to shed their layers and replace them with lighter, cooler clothing.

A guide on how to spring into a fresher diet

By Amanda Myles | Intrigue Writer | March 25

The spring season, which lasts from the beginning of March to the end of May, is considered the first season of the calendar year and marks the first noticeable shift in weather as days become longer and warmer. Spring carries with it a feeling of rejuvenation and energy, and it is the time to take advantage of the fresh produce that becomes available. Spring offers people the opportunity to refresh and lighten up their diets in creating healthier lifestyles.

Breaking down how your campus dollars are spent

By Emily Esleck | Managing Editor | March 25

It's almost halfway through the semester, and for some, those dining dollars are dwindling. Eating on campus can be convenient and a good way to network with other students, according to Bill Sallustro, resident district manager for Chartwells, the contracted company Auburn University chose to help run Tiger Dining.  Everything cost money these days, and some students feel their meal plan monopoly money gets squandered away within the first months of the semester.

Indoor plants bring life to small spaces

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | March 23

Keeping plants indoors offers benefits outside of adding aesthetic appeal to a space.

Students trade Aubie for Mickey

By Marissa Luckie | Intrigue Writer | March 23

A few Auburn students are trading in Aubie for a giant, talking mouse with the Disney College Program.

Inexpensive food delivery app comes to Auburn

By Grayson Temple | Intrigue Writer | March 10

Imagine studying for a test at a table on the third floor of the library. Imagine being so hungry yet torn between studying and nourishment. Imagine having your food not just delivered to the library but delivered to the table you are sitting at on the third floor.

Can we use our athletic gear for good?

By Rachel Williams | Intrigue Writer | March 9

As a society and an institution, we create and consume a lot of waste by driving a linear product cycle instead of a loop. When new stuff arrives, the old set of uniforms or casual clothes is often banished to rest at the bottom of a closet or drawer despite still being in usable condition. Athletes I’ve talked to express a passion and recognition that their old clothes and bags could be put to a better use and are united in wishing donation was an option.