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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.

Auburn MBA program earns national recognition

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 22

The Financial Engineer Times has ranked the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business program one of the top 50 MBA programs in the country.

Governor increases security for Idaho football game

By Staff Report | November 20

Gov. Robert Bentley announced Friday afternoon, Nov. 20, he was ordering an increase in security for the college football games in Auburn and Tuscaloosa on Saturday, Nov. 21.

Board of Trustees approves Jordan-Hare improvements and new nursing and pharmaceutical buildings

By Jim Little | Editor-in-Chief | November 20

The University board of trustees approved several new projects to begin in the spring at the meeting on Friday, Nov. 20.

Auburn beat Bama in Food Drive

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 20

Auburn University has [won/lost] the 2015 Beat Bama Food Drive. With [number] pounds of food collected this year for the Food Bank of East Alabama, Auburn has [beaten/has been beaten] the University of Alabama, who raised [number] pounds for the West Alabama Food Bank.

Auburn to host third annual Special Olympics Iron Bowl

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | November 20

There will be another Iron Bowl in Auburn this year Auburn will host the third annual Special Olympics Iron Bowl on Sunday Nov.

New version of AU Access to launch Nov. 23

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | November 20

AU Access will be taken offline today at 5 p.m. to prepare for the launch of the new version on Monday, Nov. 23. With this upgrade, the site will be more accessible on mobile devices, have personalized content for each user and the overall layout will have a new look.

Free parking downtown over Thanksgiving break

By Staff Report | November 20

The City of Auburn is offering free parking for the entire week of Thanksgiving, in conjunction with the University's Thanksgiving break.

Auburn to celebrate Military Appreciation Day at Idaho game

By Staff Report | November 20

The University has scheduled several military-themed events for the Idaho game, Nov. 21, to honor veterans and servicemen and women, according to a press release from the athletics department.

Governor signs order to resist Syrian refugees

By Jim Little | Editor-in-Chief | November 19

At least 26 other governors have signed similar orders since Bentley’s announcement made national news on Sunday night, Nov. 15.

National Panhellenic Conference withdraws support for the Safe Campus Act

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 19

The national offices for several sororities declared Friday, Nov. 13 they do not support a controversial campus rape bill known as the Safe Campus Act.

'It's Time to Stand Up' event in Opelika to raise money to help Christian refugees

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | November 19

Jennifer Goodenough and Rebecca Walker-Jones are two local women who have decided to stand up. These women have organized a charity event to help raise money to aid Christian families in Syria who are trying to flee the terrorism of the Islamic State group.

Quixotes: A historical piece of Auburn

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | November 19

It has been 10 years since college friends, Jon Hyink and Chris Godbold, opened the Auburn hotspot, Quixote’s Bar and Grill.

Auburn reacts to Paris terrorist attacks

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | November 19

The terrorist attacks on Friday, Nov. 13, shook communities around the world to their cores. One such community was Auburn.

Pieology brings new business to Auburn

By Anne Dawson | Community Reporter | November 19

Pieology Pizzeria recently opened its doors on Toomer's Corner. Located in the building formerly occupied by The Bank Vault, the new restaurant is predicted to bring in plenty of business to downtown Auburn. Shift leader Jordan Stephney said the chain chose Auburn because of the growing population. "We want to put Pieology where people will definitely eat it," said Stephney. "And we know they're going to eat it here." Stephney said the chain chose Toomer's Corner specifically because of the history.

Auburn Public Library extends hours for exam week

By Anne Dawson | Community Reporter | November 19

During the week of finals Auburn's on-campus library, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, is usually pretty crowded.

New business ships Auburn care packages to fans near and far

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | November 19

There are several experiences in Auburn, that for many are unique to the city and are an essential part of the Auburn experience.

Young Farmers to host catfish fry

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | November 18

"In the past the Agriculture department has always had a spring catfish fry," said Auburn University Young Farmers chairman Drew Wendland. "AUYF normally teams up with them for that but this year we thought why not try and host one in the fall too?"