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Office of Sustainability’s annual picnic back after two-year hiatus

By Tyler Schmidt | News Writer | September 1

Students and members of the community gathered at the Davis Arboretum Wednesday, Aug. 31st, to connect with various campus and local organizations through the Office of Sustainability’s Annual Picnic.

MelAUdic women's a cappella group seeks to create community

By Caroline Mason | News Writer | August 31

MelAUdic began in spring 2020, and the organization sings for Auburn events, hosts concerts and socializes at various get-togethers. MelAUdic’s focus is on improving musical skills while creating a community for fellow music lovers.

Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex opens to students

By Diane Pham | News Writer | August 31

This fall, the Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex opened its doors to Auburn students. 

Gunshots reported Monday night in south Auburn

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | August 30

Shortly before 10 p.m. Monday, gunshots were reported near West Longleaf Dr. 

Hey Day Market open for dinner amongst raving fanfare

By Tyler Schmidt | News Writer | August 30

Thew new Hey Day Market is now open for dinner for students and community mebers. 

Police find body of missing man in Lake Martin

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | August 26

Officials found the body of a man Friday morning who went missing on Lake Martin on Wednesday afternoon. An investigation into his death is still ongoing.

Greene stepping down as Auburn director of athletics

By Callie Stanford | Sports Editor | August 26

Allen Greene has stepped down from his role as Auburn athletic director. 

Council announces new members after the municipal election

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | August 24

At last nights Auburn City Council election announcement, all incumbents secured their seats and citizens filled the open spots. 

SGA announces safety feature during first fall meeting

By Ethan Stamper | Campus Reporter | August 23

During last night's SGA meeting, the committee approved a new safety feature on Auburn's campus for students to feel safer walking home. 

Teaching restaurant and food hall opens in Auburn

By My Ly | Content Editor | August 20

The Tony and Libba Rane culinary center has opened a new teaching restaurant in order to serve as work experience for the culinary students as well as the Hey Day Market. 

Auburn City Council discusses city-wide improvements and upcoming elections

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | August 18

The Auburn City Council meets once more before municipal elections.

Chris Roberts reflects on first months as University President

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | August 17

Chris Roberts started his journey as the University’s 21st president on May 16, and what has encompassed his experience thus far has been listening and learning. 

Auburn quarterback arrested, posts bail

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief and Callie Stanford | Sports Editor | August 4

Quarterback T.J. Finley has been charged by the Auburn Police Division with attempting to elude an officer. Finley later turned himself in and will appear in municipal court. 

Tacorita shuts down after 10 years of business

By Destini Ambus | Editor-in-Chief | July 19

The Tacorita in downtown Auburn is the only one in the country, Nemroff said, and the people are really what made it happen and become successful. 

Hickory Woods residents voice concerns at Planning Commission meeting Thursday

By Daniel Schmidt | Assistant News Editor | July 15

Residents of the Hickory Woods neighborhood flooded the Auburn Planning Commission meeting on Thursday, voicing concerns about a proposed expansion from Hayley-Reed Development.

Hovey wins GOP nomination after Whatley withdraws from race

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | July 1

Hovey is set to run against Democrat Sherri Reese in the general election in November.

The Yard Milkshake Bar opens up in downtown Auburn

By SeAnna Grady | Writer | June 27

Downtown Auburn’s newest addition is The Yard Milkshake Bar.

JAUnt Golf Cart Service provides accessible transportation on Auburn's campus

By Catherine Haynes | Opinions Editor | June 27

JAUnt, Auburn University's golf cart service for students, faculty and staff with a disability or medical condition, will gain two golf carts in fall 2022 and bring its fleet to a total of eight standard golf carts and one wheelchair-accessible golf cart.