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Dance Marathon set for Feb. 6

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | February 1

This year, AUDM has a public fundraising goal of $395,000. In AUDM's first four years, the organization fundraised $605,000, which is why it chose this year's goal to be that specific amount, according to Cory Brinkman, vice president of fundraising.

Life in the leasing office

By Jake LeGrone | Campus Writer | January 31

Work at a leasing office is interesting, according to Chris Kearns, owner of Badger Properties, and Copper Beach leasing agent Lauren Smith. 

'Across the Aisle' voter registration drive set for Feb. 1-2

By Staff Report | January 31

The drive is a collaborative effort among the College Democrats, College Republicans, the Young Americans for Liberty, SGA and Omega Phi Alpha.

Plans for Caroline Draughon Village still unknown

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | January 29

Caroline Draughon Village, located near the resident overflow parking lot, has been abandoned since The Village dormitories were built in 2009.

Vegan bar added as dining option

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | January 29

Located in Tiger Zone at Village Dining, the FIT Station offers vegan options for students who are looking for more vegetables or an alternative protein source for their meal. 

Unauthorized weapon spotted on campus, no threats identified

By Staff Report | January 28

Auburn Police responded to a call this afternoon, Jan.28, about a person who possibly had an unauthorized weapon near the Student Center, according to a public safety advisory from Auburn University Public Safety and Security. The person was not acting in a threatening manner.

​SGA executives reflect on term accomplishments

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | January 28

Walker Byrd, SGA president, Justin Mathews, SGA vice president, and Brett Walton, SGA treasurer, are preparing to pass down their executive titles and, in doing so, are reflecting on what they’ve achieved and the foundations that have been laid down for future senators.

Service at Auburn’s Bailey Small Animal Hospital earns top rating

By Staff Report | January 27

Certification is based on factors including hours of operation, facilities and equipment available to treat patients, workflow, veterinarians available for treatment and consultations, and the level of education and training that veterinarians have, the release states.

Community profile: Ron Anders Jr., City Councilman and former Mic Man

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | January 27

“For a child to grow up in Auburn, on its own level, it’s like an amusement park,” Anders said.

City officials address public concern about parking deck redevelopment

By Chip Brownlee | Community Reporter | January 27

At a public meeting to discuss the redevelopment of the Gay Street parking deck, citizens expressed their concerns about the future of the site, including the viability of a downtown grocery. "My concern is not with the development," said Tim Curry, Auburn resident.

Cutting carbs around Auburn with Scale Back Alabama

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | January 27

The Auburn community has taken initiative by adopting a competitive weight loss program, Scale Back Alabama, to instill healthy habits. Scale Back Alabama will begin this week, Jan. 25-29, with weigh-in stations around Lee County.

UPDATE: Judge 'not inclined' to grant continuance on Hubbard ethics trial

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | January 27

Judge Jacob A. Walker III denied a motion by the defense to continue the trial, but acknowledged that possible appeals would delay the process.

Republican candidates for Lee County District attorney face off in forum

By Jim Little | Editor-in-Chief | January 27

Incumbent District Attorney Robbie Treese and challenger Brandon Hughes spoke to the Lee County Republicans Club at the Hilton Garden Inn on Tuesday night, Jan. 26.

Lecture series kicks off with Creek Indian history in Alabama

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | January 27

In Alabama there is a large amount of history and more specifically Creek Indian history. “Learning about Creek Indians is really learning about Alabama and learning about the place where you are here in Auburn,” said Maiben Beard, outreach assistant with the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities.

Supporters fight frigid temperatures at Auburn for Bernie march

By Lily Jackson | Community Writer | January 27

Despite the 30-degree weather and blistering cold winds, some Auburn citizens were "feeling the Bern" this Saturday, Jan. 23. While many were cuddled up inside, Auburn's Bernie Sanders supporters took the streets to show their support for the campaign and spread awareness about important issues.

Incident reports from Jan. 19-25

By Staff Report | January 26

The following incidents were reported to the Auburn Police Division from Jan. 19-25. 

Two men arrested after police chase

By Staff Report | January 26

Two Opelika men were arrested after a brief chase on Interstate 85 on Tuesday, Jan. 26, according to a release issued by the Auburn Police Division.

​EASL classrooms to be in Mell Street building

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | January 26

Engaged Active Student Learning spaces first came to Auburn’s campus three years ago, using strategic furniture placement and technology to create a new learning environment that forces professors to teach differently and students to learn through collaboration. Wiebke Kuhn, College of Liberal Arts IT manager, said the classroom building committee first created these classrooms for the College of Liberal Arts to see how a different way of learning would affect students’ grades. “The reason for building that space came out of the classroom building committee,” Kuhn said.