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​Department of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences begins research on tick-borne illnesses

By Andria Moore | Campus Reporter | October 27

AU Forestry and wildlife departement research tick-borne illnesses. 

Tallapoosa police chase ends with crash in Auburn

By Staff Report | October 27

The suspect stole a Chevrolet S-10 pickup truck in Alexander City and led police on a chase that ended at the intersection of Drake Avenue and Donahue Drive.

University named finalist for 2015 Economic Prosperity University Awards

By Staff Report | October 26

The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities has included Auburn among the six institutions identified as finalists for its third Innovation and Economic Prosperity University Awards.

Former deputy attorney general testifies in Hubbard hearing

By Maria McIlwain | Community Editor | October 26

Sonny Reagan, former deputy attorney general who resigned his post after being accused of undermining the prosecution in Alabama Speaker Mike Hubbard's ethics trial, testified for three and a half hours Tuesday, Oct. 26.

Green Dot program to launch this month

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | October 26

The Green Dot program, a campaign created to encourage bystanders to become involved in preventing rape and sexual assault on campus, will launch on Oct. 29.

Former University faculty member to plead guilty to selling date-rape drug

By Staff Report | October 26

Stephen Howard was arrested after he sold 1,4-butanediol to an undercover Auburn police officer in May

Juveniles arrested for burglaries in downtown Auburn

By Staff Report | October 26

The Auburn Police Division arrested a 17-year-old male and a 15-year-old male, both from Auburn, and charged them each with two counts of Burglary Third Degree and Theft of Property Second Degree on Oct. 25, according to a press release.

Auburn TigerFit program open to campus and community

By Rachel Sprouse l Campus Writer | October 26

This is a fabulous program and in years past we've had trouble getting people in so we've seen more students.

University responds to former employee's wrongful termination lawsuit

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | October 26

The University maintains the ticket sales have been handled honestly.

Keep It Safe website putting a lock on cyber security

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 26

Though mobile devices have become integrated into the daily hustle and bustle, students make common mistakes that can threaten their physical, online and professional security.

Auburn student launches 20-for-20 campaign to save animals

By Liz Maddux | Community Writer | October 25

When Brandon Dively started college at Auburn University he was just a freshman from Wausau, Wisconsin with a soft spot for animals.

Auburn area named one of the poorest metropolitan areas in nation

By Anne Dawson | Community Reporter | October 25

Auburn has been listed as one of the poorest cities in the country. However, the area they are referring to as "Auburn" is not really Auburn, but the MSA of Auburn-Opelika. (List cities in the MSA coming tomorrow) (Talk about what an MSA is and why Auburn's is being listed as poor)

Boys & Girls Clubs’ Fall Performing Arts Showcase Set for Oct. 23

By Jesse McLeroy | Community Writer | October 24

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Lee County will have its Fall Performing Arts Showcase on Friday, Oct.

Shug Jordan remembered in Ralph Brown Draughon Library exhibit

By Ameera Steward | Campus Writer | October 23

Coach Ralph ‘Shug’ Jordan is back on campus and in the library. Auburn University library has recently opened an exhibit that commemorates Shug Jordan.

Auburn chapter of National Society of Black Engineers to host A Walk for Education

By Christopher Jurkiewicz | Community Writer | October 23

The Auburn University National Society of Black Engineers is hosting A Walk for Education at the Boykin Community Center Saturday

Kiesel Park offers benefits to both dog and owner

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | October 23

For many student dog owners who live in an apartment or other small living space with no back yard, it can be very hard to make sure that their pets get the necessary outdoor time that they need.

Greenspace goes pink for 'All In, All Pink' event

By Kris Martins | Campus Writer | October 21

Pink accents adorned the Student Center Greenspace as students and community members gathered for the fifth annual “All In, All Pink” event.

Woman partners with ministry to raise awareness about unsafe homes

By Anne Dawson | Community Reporter | October 21

On Friday Oct. 16, Lisa Pierce settled into a shack across from Tiger Rags on Gay Street, where she will be staying until Thursday Oct.