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President Leath 'heartbroken' over Tiger Transit attack

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 20

Auburn President Steven Leath reacted with sorrow.

Student struck by vehicle near RBD Library

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 19

 According to Police Chief Paul Register, the student was crossing Roosevelt Drive and was not using a crosswalk when she was struck.

Trustees approve initiation of new Jordan-Hare north end zone video board project

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | September 19

Jordan-Hare could have a new video board facing across from college football’s largest next season.

Which Wich sandwich franchise to open in Tiger Town this October

By Gabby Dance | Assistant Campus Editor | September 19

Inspired by the traditional bagged lunch, Which Wich lets you customize your own sandwich, or choose from a set menu of “faves”, the company’s staple recipes.

Accused Tiger Transit driver claimed First Transit wasn't performing background checks

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 19

One of the former Tiger Transit drivers claimed on social media that First Transit was not performing background checks.

UPDATE: University, First Transit respond to Tiger Transit employees charged with rape, sodomy on Tiger Ten bus

By Staff Report | September 19

The Auburn Police Division received a report on Friday at approximately 11:50 p.m.

'Let's catch a vibe real quick': Airwaves hosts 2 Chainz, We The Kings, The Score

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 19

Natalie King, freshman in pre-med, wasn't planning on attending Auburn Airwaves because of a test she needed to study for.

Student Ticketing Appeals Committee forms after SGA debate

By Chris Heaney | Campus Reporter | September 18

The Student Ticketing Appeals Committee was formed to determine if appeals to have penalty points revoked are valid.

Judah & the Lion brings folk rock sound to Opelika

By Gabby Dance | Assistant Campus Editor | September 18

Fans jammed out to the rock infused twang of a banjo and the strumming of a mandolin Thursday night in Opelika.

Biggin presents Philadelphia artists

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | September 18

Auburn’s art community gathered Monday night for the opening of the "I YOU WE WHO ME" exhibit, featuring the creative talents of Adam Lovitz, Ashley Wick and Patrick Maguire.

Apple unveils iPhone X; 10th-anniversary model starts at $999

By By Seung Lee | The Mercury News | September 18

The iPhone X will have end-to-end screen display with a "Super Retina" display made of glass — and no home button.

James Madison coach Mickey Dean named new softball coach

By Tyler Roush | Sports Reporter | September 17

Mickey Dean, who has spent his last five seasons at James Madison University, has been named Auburn's head softball coach. 

Auburn quarterback Sean White charged with public intoxication

By Staff Report | September 17

Auburn's quarterback Sean White was arrested on charges of public intoxication early Sunday morning. 

Morgan Gaston crowned 2017 Miss Homecoming

By Staff Report | September 16

Auburn University's 2017 Miss Homecoming is Morgan Gaston. Gaston was announced the winning candidate of the top five during half-time of the homecoming game against Mercer.

The Rough & Tumble makes a pit stop in Auburn

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | September 16

Two 85-pound dogs, 16 feet of space and a love of music is Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler's whole life. 

Former Auburn president named interim state superintendent

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | September 15

An Auburn University alum is now leading the state of Alabama's education system, at least for the time being.

SPLC webinar encourages nonviolent protest

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Writer | September 15

In light of recent events on college campuses around the country involving the alt- right movement, the Southern Poverty Law Center presented a webinar to college administrators and students about how to nonviolently protest the alt-right movement when supporters arrive on campus.  Director of Marketing for the SPLC, Seth Levi, gave a web presence today to give advice on how to react to hate groups on campus nonviolently and positively. In April of 2017, Auburn University made national news when white nationalist Richard Spencer came to campus to present his message.

West Georgia Auburn Club reaches funding goal

By Staff Report | September 15

This summer the West Georgia Auburn Club achieved its campaign goal of $1 million for a scholarship endowment Students from West Georgia who meet the academic criteria, regardless of class year, are eligible for the scholarship upon being enrolled at Auburn.