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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.

Man arrested and charged with attempted murder

By Staff Report | November 30

An Auburn man was arrested Wednesday, Nov. 25, and charged with attempted murder and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle.

Tiger Dining provides options for students with gluten-free diets

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 30

Auburn University made the list of Top 10 Gluten-Free Accommodating Colleges by Udi, the number one gluten-free brand in the United States. Currently, there is a gluten free prep area in the Wellness Kitchen as part of Auburn University's Made without Gluten Initiative. Soon, Auburn University may be the first to have a certified gluten-free dining location on its campus.

Auburn, most conservative student body?

By Chip Brownlee | Community Reporter; Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | November 29

Auburn University is associated with many traditions, values and aspects of Southern culture. It is also now associated with the title "the most conservative college campus in the United States," according to The Princeton Review.

University Bookstore receives award for excellence over five year period

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 29

Katie Lee The Auburn University bookstore has been recognized for its financial growth over a five-year period. The award was presented to us by the--it's a combination of the Independent College Stores Association and Large Stores Group.

Auburn Chamber of Commerce hosts Blue Friday

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | November 27

Auburn took its own spin on Black Friday on the eve of the Iron Bowl. Blue Friday, an event put on by the Auburn Chamber of Commerce in the Gay Street parking lot, showcased vendors, inflatables, activities for children and TVs.

​Ombuds Office helps develop conflict management skills

By Claire Tully | Campus Writer | November 27

The Ombuds Office at Auburn is a resource trying to help guide people and provide conflict resolutions skills to the Auburn community. Kevin Coonrod, auburn ombudsperson, said the services are offered to several different people. “The Ombuds Office assists members of the Auburn University community to navigate through difficult situations encountered at the University,” Coonrod said.

Running for a cause on Thanksgiving morning

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | November 26

For many, Thanksgiving is an opportunity to enjoy a huge meal and take a nice Thanksgiving nap afterwards.

Iron Bowl wager between Auburn and Tuscaloosa mayors continues

By Staff Report | November 25

The friendly wager between Auburn Mayor Bill Ham Jr. and Tuscaloosa Mayor Walter Maddox will take place again this year during the 2015 Iron Bowl. 

The 5th annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Market to open on Dec. 1

By Emily Enfinger | Photo Editor | November 25

As the winter holidays approach, the Grace United Methodist Church in Auburn opens its doors to kick off the giving season for early holiday shopping while benefiting a local cause. The 5th annual Winter Wonderland Holiday Market benefiting the Rape Counselors of East Alabama will be held on Tuesday, Dec.

Graphic design students design posters for Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | November 25

Auburn University graphic design students created posters for the Birmingham Zoo's 60th anniversary using manual printing press techniques and digital programs.

Graphic design students design posters for Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | November 25

Fifteen graphic design students’ posters are on display for the Birmingham Zoo’s 60th anniversary after the first project of the course turned into an art exhibit in the zoo’s Predator Building. Assistant professor Courtney Windham tasked students in her summer Graphic Processes studio with creating a poster that reflected one of the zoo’s animals while using a process similar to that of artist Hendrik N.

Police arrests six, confiscate drugs and firearms, in Sunday raid

By Staff Report | November 25

The APD’s Narcotic Section, with the assistance of Lee County Regional SWAT and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency executed a search warrant after a “months-long investigation” into gambling, illegal sales of drugs and alcohol, according to an APD press release.

17-16: An Iron Bowl Bar

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | November 24

For years people have been walking by the navy blue awning of 17-16 bar on Magnolia Street wondering what the significance of the numbers 17-16 are.

Chicken Salad Chick co-founder dies

By Staff Report | November 23

Kevin Brown, co-founder of Chicken Salad Chick, passed away Saturday, Nov. 21, after an approximately two-year battle with cancer, according to a post on the company's Facebook page.

Meet the Student Design League's fan apparel contest winner

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | November 23

Alaundra Shealey, winner of the Student Design League's #AUshirt competition and senior in apparel design, is from the Auburn and area and said she wanted to incorporate the Toomer's Oaks in her design.  Shealey's design received 3,500 votes.  She received a summer internship with Robin Ruth in New York and is now a finalist for a $10,000 prize, which is based on who gets the most shirt sales, said Shealey. When Shealey was announced as the winner, she said she felt more than her facial expression showed.