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Every day is Hey Day for SGA

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | March 9

SGA’s Hey Day Committee has brought this campaign to Tiger Dining as a way to further develop campus relationships.

Middle school students learn about the importance of art at Auburn Studio Project

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | March 9

Seventh-grade students from Auburn City Schools got to be Pablo Piscassos for the day during the Auburn Studio Project.

Campus Food Pantry open for students

By Rachel Sprouse | Campus Writer | March 9

The Auburn University’s Campus Food Pantry is available for students to use. The pantry, which began in the spring of 2012 by the Division of Student Affairs, provides assistance to students who face food insecurity.

Alabama primary results

By Staff Report | March 8

Live election results for Auburn races.

Incident reports from March 1–7

By Staff Report | March 8

The following incidents were reported to the Auburn Police Division from March 1–7.

Former editor reflects on civil rights coverage

By Jim Little | Community Editor | March 8

It was a hot and muggy summer day in 1964 in a small Georgia town outside of Atlanta. The 1964-65 editor for The Auburn Plainsman was covering a standoff between civil rights demonstrators and a crowd of white townspeople for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Don Phillips was originally an engineering major, but decided to change his major to journalism because he said he wanted to graduate quicker. After graduating, Phillips went on to work for the United Press International wire service and became Atlanta bureau manager in 1969.

Army Gen. Lloyd Austin to give New Horizons Lecture March 21

By Staff Report | March 8

“We are always excited to follow the professional achievements of Graduate School alumni like Gen. Austin,” said Graduate School Dean George Flowers in the release. “His military career speaks for itself, and we are thrilled he has agreed to come back to Auburn and share his experiences and insights with the next generation of leaders.”

Meet the Snapchat Campus Story golf cart guy

By Kris Martins | Copy Editor | March 8

Donning a Southern accent and a burnt orange Auburn University Club cap, Pass shoots 10-second videos while driving golf carts in the morning, cracking jokes and occasionally offering advice to viewers.

'Assassins' presents a new angle on American history

By Eric Pereira | Campus Writer | March 7

Since the first day of the semester, Bringardner, associate professor in the department of theatre, and the cast have been working to bring this controversial musical about the assassinations of U.S. presidents to life. This is Bringardner’s first time directing a Stephen Sondheim production, but he has first-hand experience, appearing in Sondheim’s “Into the Woods” at Telfair Peet Theatre.

Flo Rida will not perform at Auburn Airwaves

By Staff Report | March 4

UPC posted on their social media accounts the announcement of Flo Rida's cancellation "due to conflicting international show commitments."

Pebble Hill to host Bridal Faire

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | March 4

The event will take place Sunday, March, from 2–4 p.m.

Heavy rains delay plans to plant descendent oak trees

By Staff Report | March 4

University officials have canceled plans to plant the descendant oak trees in Samford Park this weekend, March 4-5.

CrossFit for a cause, bone marrow registry drive to be held in Auburn

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | March 4

ALL IN CrossFit and CrossFit Black Knight, two CrossFit gyms, are teaming up with Be The Match, a bone marrow registry, to increase awareness and lengthen the list of those ready to donate. The registry drive will be held in Kiesel Park on Mar. 5, from 9–11 a.m. 

Judge 'inclined' to delay trial in Hubbard case

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | March 3

Mike Hubbard's felony ethics trial may be delayed after all. Judge Jacob A. Walker III said he was "inclined" to grant the continuance until later this spring because of a pending motion currently under seal.

Judge to hear evidence about prosecutorial misconduct

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | March 3

Judge Jacob A. Walker will hear more evidence of prosecutorial misconduct in ALabama Speaker Mike Hubbard's felony ethics case.

Boda Getta BBQ competition to be held March 4–5

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | March 3

This weekend bring friends, chairs and big appetites to Boda Getta BBQ.

Auburn student headed to Kansas for music competition

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | March 3

Christian McGee spends six hours a day in front of a row of thin black and white keys. Her fingers tap against them in a rhythmic fashion as music pours out of a big black box.

University to positivity on Yik Yak

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | March 3

In recent years, ever-changing technology and social media growth have affected the social dynamic among university students, and unfortunately some of these changes have been negative due to hateful messages on applications such as Yik Yak.