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Loachapoka man arrested related to robbery on Wire Road

By Staff Report | February 13

The Auburn Police arrested a 23-year-old from Loachapoka on 1st-degree robbery charges.

Police arrest three on vehicle burglary charges

By Staff Report | February 13

Three people were arrested for breaking and entering a motor vehicle and theft of property.

Elections Board fines Hendon campaign, retracts 25 votes

By Staff Report | February 10

Four violations were reported against Brock Hendon's SGA campaign, according to SGA's website.

Attorney General Luther Strange appointed to U.S. Senate

By Sam Willoughby | Community Reporter | February 9

“This is truly a remarkable time in our state’s history,” Bentley said.

Joe Lovvorn sworn in as legislative session begins

February 8

Auburn's representative begins his first term.

Bentley says Alabama will 'finish the race' in annual speech

February 8

"We will finish the race," Bentley said.

Ashley Moates named Miss Auburn 2017

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 8

Following her Top Five nomination in November, Ashley Moates was elected Miss Auburn 2017 as she promotes her platform "Dream Big With Ashley," which focuses on making dreams come true for people with disabilities.

Smith and McEwen voted SGA vice president and treasurer

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 8

Though the SGA presidential race is headed into a run-off set for Thursday, Feb. 9, the newest SGA vice president and treasurer were announced during Callouts on Tuesday, Feb.

SGA election ends in runoff between Keck and Hendon

By Staff Report | February 8

The 2017 SGA election has ended in a runoff between Jacqueline Keck and Brock Hendon.

Breaking down the votes: the 2017 SGA election results

By Staff Report | February 8

The 2017 Election Results, as of Wednesday, Feb. 8.

The Auburn Plainsman's 'Best of Auburn 2017' / Students' Choice

By Staff Report | February 8

Round One is done, so now it's time for the second round of voting!

Keck and Hendon go head-to-head in runoff vote

By Claire Tully | Campus Editor | February 7

In a close race SGA presidential candidates Brock Hendon and Jacqueline Keck will go head-to-head in a run-off vote.

​City Council mulls $4 million purchase of land for recreation

By Sam Willoughby | Community Reporter | February 7

The land is part of a bigger 272-acre plot located off of Richland Road.

Some still concerned as Evolve Auburn nears completion

By Alex Hosey | Staff Writer | February 3

The Evolve apartment project on the corner of Glenn Avenue and Wright Street is reaching the final stages of construction and is scheduled to be ready in time for fall 2017.

Close to home: International students reflect on how Trump’s executive order has affected them

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | February 1

The Plainsman spoke to four students whose lives have been changed by the order.

Legislators consider changes to higher education funding model

February 1

The topic of conversation: implementing an outcome-based budgeting model. 

Running the bases: city councilman finds reward in volunteer work

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | February 1

The Dulaney's returned to Auburn in 1987 after spending four years in Birmingham and two years in Montgomery.

City pushes back northwest Auburn redevelopment plan

By Sam Willoughby | Community Reporter | February 1

“We’re not trying to push anything that you don’t want us to do,” Cotten said.