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Student-athletes thankful for FCA experience

By C.J. Holmes | Sports Writer | November 27

Since 1954, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has been influencing the lives of players and coaches around the country. Whether it's at the youth level, high school, college or the pros, the voluntary organization had challenged athletes of all sports to live by the values of integrity, teamwork, community service and devotion to Jesus Christ through weekly "huddle" meetings.

Moore's Mill Club has Sixth Annual Turkey Trot

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | November 26

The Auburn community is coming together to burn some calories and help others in the community before feasting on their Thanksgiving meals this year. The 6th annual Turkey Trot is coming up Nov. 27 at the Moore's Mill Club in Auburn. Sydnee Cleveland, founder and director of the Turkey Trot, started the event five years ago.

Auburn slides to No. 15 in College Football Playoff rankings

November 25

Following a win against Samford, Auburn has dropped to No. 15 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, a one spot drop from last week.

Auburn students steal the show at Miss Alabama USA 2015

By Kris Martins | Campus Reporter | November 25

Two Auburn ladies stepped off campus and onto the stage at the Miss Alabama USA 2015 pageant. Liz Willis, junior in communication, placed first runner up to Miss Alabama USA. Caroline Pettey, sophomore in media studies, placed fourth runner up.

Tigers go cold again, fall to Tulsa in Las Vegas

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | November 25

After a fast start going 7-of-11 shooting, Auburn managed less than 40 points, falling to Tulsa 53-35 in the MGM Grand Main Event.

Students regularly volunteer at local church's food pantry

By Rachel Davis | Community Writer | November 24

Friday mornings at 8:30, a group of students from IMPACT, a group that provides volunteer opportunities, meets at the intermural fields on campus to make the trip to the Auburn United Methodist Church to work at the church's food pantry. The AUMC Food Pantry is the product of two women, Shirley Rose Glisson and Reeder Dulaney. Fourteen years ago, the duo banded together to start the charity.

Williams still "day-to-day" ahead of Iron Bowl

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 23

"We're optimistic that he's getting better," offensive coordinator Rhett Lashlee said. "We'll know when we get out there tomorrow and get after it and see where they're at."

UPDATED: Lee County Tornado Watch canceled

November 23

A Tornado Watch for Lee County has been canceled

UPDATED: Auburn beats Samford 31-7 on Senior Day

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | November 22

Auburn's offense took control after a sloppy first quarter to win 31-7 over Samford.

Auburn leads Samford 17-7 after sloppy first half

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | November 22

Despite a sloppy start, Auburn leads Samford 17-7 at half. Samford took advantage of Auburn's penalties and lack of offense on their way to taking the 7-0 lead. Auburn's offense picked up where they left off with their struggles last game against Georgia, with only 33 yards of total offense in the first quarter.

Players look to end careers on positive note

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | November 22

Although two consecutive losses put their national title hopes out the window, the seniors are ready to put that behind them and finish their last season on a high note.

Tigers blow past Cajuns, break 100 for first time since 2003

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor and Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 21

It was the first time Auburn basketball has scored at least 100 points since 2003.

War Eagle as long as we both shall live: Married professors at Auburn

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | November 21

Although college is a place known for finding yourself, finding friends and finding your soul mate, for some it is a place where the professional and personal worlds meet.

Yak Attack: Auburn students yakking nearly every 60 seconds

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | November 20

An estimated 37 percent of Auburn University undergraduate students are active Yik Yak users, according to Cam Mullen, lead community developer for Yik Yak.

Auburn High School student arrested and charged with first degree rape

November 19

An Auburn High School student was arrested and charged with first degree rape and sexual abuse on Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Auburn University's game day traffic plan

By Rachel King | Community Writer | November 19

It was almost midnight as fans began to exit Jordan-Hare Stadium after Auburn's win against LSU. After rolling Toomer's Corner, traffic began to circulate as police officers stationed themselves at intersections and barricades to direct thousands of cars safely out of Auburn.

Public forum addresses gun and domestic violence

November 18

A public forum on gun and domestic violence was held at the Lee County Emergency Management office in Opelika on Tuesday night, Nov. 18. The Auburn alumnae chapter of Delta Sigma Theta sponsored the event with Lee County Sherriff Jay Jones and Lisa Stephens, director of the Domestic Violence Intervention Center.

University receives largest research grant yet

By Nicole Fulkerson | Campus Writer | November 18

The Alabama Power Foundation made the largest research gift ever donated to the University, according to an announcement at the Nov. 7 meeting of the Board of Trustees.