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Equifax facility to open in Auburn

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | December 3

Equifax is a consumer credit report agency that first opened it’s doors in Atlanta in 1899. The company has 40 locations and employs 3,000 people. Soon they will open their 41st location in Auburn.

More than $403,000 raised during first-ever Tiger Giving Day

By Staff Report | December 3

Of the 24 projects included in the campaign, 17 met their goals.

$403,000 raised during first-ever Tiger Giving Day

By Staff Report | December 3

Of the 24 projects included in the campaign, 17 met their goals.

Holiday Lighting Ceremony set for Dec. 3

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 2

The ceremony is open to all students, faculty, staff and members of the Auburn community, according to SGA Chief of Staff Oliva Tofani.

Tiger Giving Day to remain open, $403,499 raised so far

By Staff Report | December 2

The University extended the deadline because interest is still going strong, according to Ryan King, digital philanthropy strategist for the Office of Communications and Marketing.

City Council discusses tax abatements on Technology Park North

By Anne Dawson | Community Reporter | December 2

The City Council discussed tax abatements to be extended and amended on Auburn Technology Park North. According to City Manager Charlie Duggan, the plant which is made up of businesses and factories is investing $20,000,000 in an expansion of the plant.

Local politicians tour roads and bridges in Lee and Chambers counties

By Christopher Jurkiewicz | Community Writer | December 2

Many of Alabama's roads and highways do not receive the necessary maintenance or improvement in relation to the increasing amount of traffic they sustain. "DRIVE Alabama is a coalition of community leaders, elected officials, and everyday citizens who are committed to developing a transportation and infrastructure vision that will meet Alabama’s 21st century mobility needs," according to their website. "The coalition was the brainchild of Alabama’s 67 county engineers who recognized the urgent need to educate the public about the current state of Alabama’s county roads and bridges." The purpose of DRIVE Alabama is to raise awareness of the infrastructure of Alabama, and hopefully generate the funds to improve roads, which impacts the quality of life in Alabama.  The Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program (ATRIP) was introduced by Gov.

Local woman completes 2,189.2-mile hike from Georgia to Maine

By Christopher Jurkiewicz | Community Writer | December 2

When Jessica Mills, Auburn local and alumna in biosystems engineering, was young she vacationed in South Carolina with her family.

Updyke behind on restitution payments, has not paid since October

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | December 2

Harvey Updyke, the man responsible for poisoning the original Toomer's Oaks, did not make a restitution payment for the month of November.

Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton visits Montgomery on 60th anniversary of bus boycott

By Jim Little | Editor-in-Chief | December 2

From the historic setting, Clinton addressed members of the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and members of the National Bar Association on Tuesday, Dec. 1 about the civil rights problems still facing the nation.

Bookstore to allow students to charge course materials to eBill

By Staff Report | December 1

Students will be able to charge course materials and school supplies to their eBill beginning Dec.

Five Tiger Giving Day projects that still need your help

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | December 1

Seven projects have reached their goals. Some could still use your help. 

Tiger Giving Day to launch Dec. 1

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | December 1

Tiger Giving Day will fundraise for over 20 University projects in 24 hours on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

SGA discusses changes to Code of Laws

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | December 1

James Beauchaine, senator at-large, and Lucy Anne Link, senator at-large presented changes to the SGA Code of Laws to the senate, on November 15. A discussion they had was with the wording of certain articles within a section in the Code of Laws. They debated whether voting should be based on your primary college or allow representation in two colleges for those students with double majors.

Montgomery man arrested in Auburn for automobile burglaries

By Staff Report | December 1

A Montgomery man was arrested Monday, Nov. 30, on warrants for unlawful breaking and entering into a motor vehicle and second degree theft of property. Alvin L.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after Sapphira Glemaud was disqualified because of an eligibility violation. The following statement was posted on SGA's website: "Elections Board ruled unanimously that Sapphira Glemaud’s campaign was guilty of violating SGA Code of Laws sections 704.2.2 and 704.4.1.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after Sapphira Glemaud was disqualified because of an eligibility violation.

SGA announces change in Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after eligibility violation discovered

By Staff Report | November 30

SGA announced Meredith Thomley, junior in biomedical sciences, will be included in the Top Five Miss Auburn candidates after another candidate was disqualified because of an eligibility violation.