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Closures to come on Lem Morrison

By Staff Report | August 9

A portion of the eastbound lane of Lem Morrison Drive will close Aug. 9-14 as contractors replace the driveway to the new School of Nursing.

Alabama GOP candidates battle over who's most conservative

By Bridget Bowman | CQ-Roll Call | August 9

PELHAM, Ala. (TNS) ― One week before the Alabama special election Senate primary, Republican contenders are battling over who is the true conservative and who will be the strongest fighter for President Donald Trump. That was evident Friday night when eight of the nine candidates showed up at a candidate forum at the civic center here.

If you had to choose: your dog or your boyfriend?

By Kaitlyn Alanis | The Wichita Eagle | August 8

They're sweet, they're cuddly and they love to give wet, slobbery kisses. Oh, and they take the cutest pictures.

Auburn Panhellenic receives top national award

By Staff Report | August 7

Out of more than 600 other organizations, the women of Auburn’s Panhellenic have earned the highest possible award that a college can win from the National Panhellenic Conference.

Auburn professor develops bicentennial exhibit

By Staff Report | August 7

Among other celebrations, Alabama’s bicentennial year of 2019 will see the opening of “Alabama Justice: The Cases and Faces that Changed a Nation.”

City changes recycling companies

By Cole McCauley | Staff Writer | August 7

The city of Auburn has officially announced changes to the city's recycling procedures.

Opelika hosts Sportsplex Kids Triathlon

By Jon Smithart | Staff Writer | August 6

Hundreds of locals showed up for Opelika's Sportsplex Kids Triathlon. Groups of children ages 6-15 all competed at different times and distances in each event.

Amidst challenges, Auburn ACT performs 'Spamalot!'

August 6

Fans of Monty Python will have something to look forward to over the next week as Auburn Area Community Theater puts on “Spamalot!” at the Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center.

University awards 1,160 new degrees Saturday

August 5

Two graduation ceremonies were held Saturday, awarding 1,160 new Auburn graduates with degrees, marking over 315,000 degrees since the University's beginning in 1856

The 'American Dream' with a side of pasta

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | August 3

"Fresh bread every day!"

Auburn High student crowned Miss America's Outstanding Teen

August 3

Auburn High School's Jessica Baeder, 17, won the title of Miss America's Outstanding Teen Saturday in Orlando, Fla.

Update: Police arrest suspect in connection with Sunday night shooting

By Staff Report | August 2

Auburn Police are investigating a homicide that occurred Sunday night on Foster Street.

Student starts college fund for youth mentee

By Morgan Kirkland | Staff Writer | August 2

Ashley Cunliffe, 21-year-old elementary education major, started a fund to help her Little Sister attend college by cutting and selling her hair.

Former Chief Justice Roy Moore campaigns for U.S. Senate in Auburn

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | August 2

 At the event, Moore spoke out against his competitors and Sen. Mitch McConnell for “trying to buy the people of this state” during the election. 

Auburn Panhellenic awarded College Excellence Award

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | August 1

The 2016-17 winners of the College Panhellenic Excellence Awards have been announced and Auburn is one of the 20 honored.

Education advocate to speak at summer graduation ceremonies

By Staff Report | July 31

On Saturday, Aug. 5, Auburn University will hold its summer graduation ceremonies in the Auburn Arena, awarding 1,160 new graduates with degrees.

Ross House Coffee Company opens, preserves past

July 31

Next to 160 Ross and across from the Douglas J. Watson Municipal Complex stands the 111-year-old “Ross House”, now home to Ross House Coffee Company as of its grand opening Monday morning.

Police charge 24-year-old in connection with South College Street burglary

July 31

Auburn Police Division have arrested an Auburn man charging him burglary and theft of property.