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Downtown streets closing for Clydesdales visit

By Staff Report | October 5

The horses are set to parade through the downtown streets 5–7 p.m., causing closures.

Downtown streets closing for Clydesdales visit

By Staff Report | October 5

The Budweiser Clydesdales are visiting downtown Auburn today, making delivery stops along their route. The horses are set to parade through the downtown streets 5–7 p.m., causing street closures.

Auburn architecture graduate featured in The New York Times

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | October 5

Auburn alumna Elizabeth Lowrey recently received the honor of being featured in The New York Times for her work in the architecture and design community.

Architect introduces first mass timber high-rise in the United States

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | October 4

Robinson and Lever Architecture are on the forefront of the use cross-laminated timber, CLT, and just received a permit to build the first mass timber high-rise in the United States

SGA helps Auburn celebrate Hey Day across campus

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | October 4

Students, faculty and members of the community gathered all around Auburn’s campus to celebrate Hey Day 2017.

Students to be directed to upper deck for overflow seating at Ole Miss game

By Staff Report | October 4

Student overflow seating will be offered in the East Upper Deck at the Ole Miss game this weekend. 

Auburn scientists keep their eye on hurricane

By Allison Beason | Campus Writer | October 4

This has been a record hurricane season in the Gulf and the Atlantic. So much so that climate scientists across America have been looking into the causes of these hurricanes being so close together.

NVM THEY FOUND HIM Opelika police searching for missing man

By Staff Report | October 4

Opelika police are looking for Dustion Gerriod Scott, a missing man who was last seen on Sunday, Oct. 1.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author to speak at Auburn

By Staff Report | October 4

Sonia Nazario, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist who wrote the New York Times best seller “Enrique’s Journey” will present her lecture “Understanding immigration and life on both sides of the border” to members of the University.

Rash of zoning complaints leads to around a dozen students being evicted from homes

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | October 4

About a dozen students may soon not have a place to live.

Campus Recreation holds 'Butts and Guts' workout on the Greenspace

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | October 3

Muscles were strained and limbs were stretched on the Greenspace Oct 3 from 5-6 PM. Auburn Campus Recreation held a “Butts and Guts” class as the second event of their Move series. The Greenspace is almost always a crowded part of campus with it being beside a Tiger Transit hub and the student center, and this is why Campus Recreation thought it was a good place to host a workout class.

UPC hosts Pumpkin Palooza on Cater Lawn

By William Finney | Campus Writer | October 3

Fall festivities were in full swing at Auburn as students gathered on Cater Lawn for this year's pumpkin palooza. The fun began for after students after they scanned their TigerCards, allowing their admittance into the patch.  There were pumpkins, pumpkin spiced coffee, trending music and decoration stations available to students.

Stumping for Doug Jones, Joe Biden says US doesn't need 'another extremist' in the Senate

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | October 3

Former Vice President Joe Biden made a trip to the Yellowhammer State to throw his support behind Democratic candidate Doug Jones, whom Biden painted as a measured, reasonable and respectful candidate who "knows Alabama" -- a stark foil to the Republican candidate. "My mother used to say that the most ...

Retired Army general to speak as part of Auburn Speaker Series

By Staff Report | October 3

University Board of Trustees member, 1986 Auburn graduate and retired Army General Lloyd J. Austin will present “Reflections on Leadership” this upcoming Friday.

PREVIEW: 'Critical Conversations' will host Barbara Bush and Jenna Hager

By Staff Report | October 3

The two daughters of former President George W. Bush will participate in a moderated discussion on the topic of Diverse Perspectives on Women Leaders, followed by a Q&A session.

SGA recognizes alumna Chief Justice Lyn Stuart

By Chris Heaney | Campus Reporter | October 3

Monday night, Chief Justice Lyn Stuart was recognized by SGA for achieving that office, thus representing the University and the College of Liberal Arts as a 1977 alumna.

OIT challenges students to 'Be a Cybersecurity Superhero'

By Chris Heaney | Campus Reporter | October 2

Every October, Auburn’s office of information technology, or OIT, creates a campaign that promotes cybersecurity and urges students to keep their online data safe.

CLA hosts Art on the Hill to celebrate Art and Humanities Month

By Bailey Murphy | Campus Writer | October 2

People gathered at Pebble Hill University Center for Arts and Humanities to enjoy photography and music for the first installment in the College of Liberal Arts celebration of Art and Humanities Month.