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Auburn rec center hosts annual MOVE event

By Kara Mautz | Culture Writer | September 29

The annual MOVE event hosted by Auburn's Recreation and Wellness Center offers free fitness classes for students to try.

Webster's Wheel, indie-folk duo, hosts performances across Auburn

By Becca Benner | Culture Writer | September 22

Webster's Wheel, local indie-folk duo, talks about their history, inspiration and upcoming performances.

Auburn community supports BBQ

By Sabina Crisitello | Assistant Culture Editor | September 22

Auburn students and community weigh in on their favorite local barbecue spots.

Students return to Toomer's Corner to protest sexual assault on campus

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | September 16

Auburn students protested at Toomer's Corner Thursday night, the second protest against sexual assault held this week. 

Auburn boutiques weigh in on fall fashion trends

By Sabina Crisitello | Assistant Culture Editor | September 16

With fall around the corner and new trends hitting the plains, Auburn boutiques weigh in on the must-have pieces this season. 

Auburn Arts Center to host International Dot Day on Sept. 15

By Kara Mautz | Culture Writer | September 15

International Dot Day, taking place on September 15, will be hosting a community virtual project open for all to participate in.

Auburn students protest sexual assault, University response

By Kara Mautz | Culture Writer | September 14

Auburn students held a protest Tuesday night at Toomer’s Corner, raising awareness for sexual assault and protesting Auburn University’s response to the three sexual assault reports that have been made in the past week. 

Mac the robotic dog breaking ground in construction technology

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | September 14

Mac, the robotic dog, has become one of the recent advancements in construction technology at Auburn University's McWhorter School of Building Science.

Bass fishing club reels in attention

By Harlee Meydrech | Editor-in-Chief | September 12

The Auburn Bass Fishing Team anglers win two of four regular season Carhartt Bassmaster tournaments at the College B.A.S.S National Championship. With a win under their belt, president Brady Harp said he would like to carry their hard work and dedication all the way to the national championship.

Brianna Jarvis enters the role as AUMB's first Black female drum major

By Becca Benner | Culture Writer | September 3

Brianna Jarvis, AUMB's first Black female drum major, speaks on her new position and what it really takes to be a leader on a big stage.

Auburn student SeAnna Graddy wears many different hats

By Harlee Meydrech | Editor-in-Chief | September 3

Auburn student SeAnna Graddy stays involved in both her academic and social life by taking on the role of Camp War Eagle counselor, ROTC student, Tri Delta mental health officer and Auburn Community Church attendee. 

Local coffee shops give a breakdown on the pumpkin spice latte

By Sabina Crisitello | Assistant Culture Editor | September 3

With fall around the corner, the Pumpkin Spice Latte is back in full swing. Here's what Auburn's favorite coffee shops have to say about the flavor. 

Batter Cookie Dough set to join Midtown

By Sabina Crisitello | Assistant Culture Editor | September 2

Batter Cookie Dough, an edible cookie dough shop originally founded in Atlanta, will be opening a new location in Midtown this coming fall.

Ja'lia Taylor paves the way for underrepresented youth to attend AU

By Maggie Horton | Lifestyle Writer | August 27

Ja'Lia Taylor, founder of the Young Professionals in Training program in Auburn, laid the foundation for future Auburn University students by providing them access to key resources. 

Guide to dorm houseplants

By Caroline Craig | Campus Writer | July 6

Students may want to spruce up their dorms with a little bit of plant life. 

Students weigh in on top date spots

By Emery Lay | Campus Editor | June 10

Though Auburn might not be a big city, there are still plenty of good date options, some of which might not be in plain sight. 

Little Free Pantry brings communities together through food

By Abigail Woods | Culture Editor | April 29

Little Free Pantry began with one person in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and has since grown around the world with one such pantry established in downtown Opelika.

Auburn's Title IX protects against sexual assault and discrimination

By Sophie Goodwin | Lifestyle writer | April 25

Katherine Weathers, assistant director of the Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity Office and  senior deputy Title IX coordinator, explains Auburn's Title IX policy, details on the reporting process and why this policy is important to protect against sexual assault.