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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.

Tigers drop midnight matchup after cold second half shooting

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 18

The Tigers' (1-1) shooting went cold in the second half in Boulder, Colorado, where Auburn picked up its first loss of the Pearl era, 90-59.

SGA approves four left over money requests

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | November 17

The Student Government Association's senate Council meeting had four new orders of business at its Monday, Nov. 17 meeting, all of which were carryover requests.

Adopt-A-Spot keeps campus beautiful

By Kris Martins | Campus Reporter | November 17

According to the Adopt-A-Spot official website, the program is a collaborative effort between the Office of Sustainability, Landscape Services, the Waste Reduction and Recycling Department, the Administrative and Professional Assembly Welfare Committee, Staff Council, SGA and Graduate Student Council.

Auburn drops to No. 17 in Coaches Poll, No. 16 in AP Top 25

November 16

After getting blown out by Georgia, 34-7, last night, Auburn goes from No. 9 to No. 17 in this week's Amway Coaches Poll and also drops down to No. 16 in this week's AP poll.

Auburn's SEC hopes dashed in blowout at Georgia

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | November 15

Auburn showed up for one drive Saturday night in Sanford Stadium. The Tigers took the opening kickoff right down the field for a touchdown, taking in early lead against No. 15 Georgia. After that, it was all Bulldogs. When it finally came to merciful end, Auburn found itself on the wrong end of a 34-7 loss.

Tigers stuck in neutral, trail Georgia at the half

By David McKinney | Assistant Sports Editor | November 15

After a first drive that resulted in a touchdown, Auburn's offense stalled for the rest of the half. On the opposite side of the ball, the Tigers' defense struggled to stop Georgia running back Nick Chubb, and find themselves down 17-7 at halftime in Sanford Stadium.

UPDATED: Aubie makes it to the playoffs in the Capital One Mascot Challenge

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | November 15

Aubie has made it to the Capital One Mascot Challenge playoffs. Currently, Aubie holds the No. 1 seed.

Bowers, Harrell power Tigers to win in Pearl's debut

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 15

"It's a struggle," Pearl said. "But we all struggled together. The crowd was a huge factor in us being able to hang in there tonight."

Student's artwork featured in 'Southern Humanities Review'

By Kate Seckinger | Intrigue Reporter | November 14

In April, Mitchell submitted her self-portrait to Auburn's research exhibition. It was accepted, and during a Research Week event, Aaron Alford, managing editor of Southern Humanities Review, spotted the piece and chose it for the magazine's cover.