News

Assistant coach Dameyune Craig watches wide receiver Ricardo Louis return a punt during a drill on Monday.
Anna Grafton / ASSOCIATE PHOTO EDITOR

Rivals come together at FCA Iron Bowl Roundtable

By Brian Stultz | Campus Writer | July 17

Former Auburn Tigers Dameyune Craig, Will Herring, Jerraud Powers and Ben Thomas joined former Crimson Tide players Marvin Constant, Ricky Davis and Jeremiah Castille at the event hosted by the East Alabama Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

13 Tigers named to Preseason All-SEC teams

By Brian Stultz | Campus Writer | July 17

Thirteen Auburn Tigers were voted preseason All-SEC, including four first team selections, by the media at the 2014 SEC Media Days.

Auburn student reflects on year as Miss Rodeo USA

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | July 17

Lauren Terry, senior in animal sciences production management, rounded up respect in 2013 during her year as Miss Rodeo USA (MRUSA) - the spokesperson for the International Professional Rodeo Association (IPRA).

Auburn football takes home two awards at 2014 ESPY's

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | July 17

Auburn football may be gearing up for the start of the 2014 season, but its most memorable moments from the 2013 season are still garnering national attention and accolades.

GE Aviation announces additive manufacturing facility at Auburn

By Marlee Moore | News Writer | July 16

GE Aviation announced plans Tuesday, July 15, to install the additive manufacturing process at its current facility in Auburn.

City Council passes ticket scalping ordinance

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | July 15

The Auburn City Council unanimously passed an amendment Tuesday instituting license requirements for individuals scalping tickets to events in the city of Auburn.

SEC MEDIA DAYS 2014: Nick Marshall to face "consequences" following marijuana citation

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | July 14

Following a marijuana citation that cost him an appearance at the 2014 SEC Media Days, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall will face additional "consequences," according to head coach Gus Malzahn.

Carl Lawson after Auburn's win against Ole Miss

SEC MEDIA DAYS 2014: Defensive end Lawson recovering from summer ACL surgery

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | July 14

"(The surgery) was successful," Malzahn said. "Carl is working extremely hard and he is determined to come back towards the end of this year."

President Gogue's high salary explained by officials

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | July 14

President Jay Gogue was named the second highest paid public university president in the country in 2012, second only to Pennsylvania State University's then presdient, Graham Spanier.

Auburn's own Monuments Man remembered

July 13

Art preservation is often ignored during wartime, but for some soldiers, during World War II, it was their primary objective. The Monuments Men, depicted in the 2014 film "The Monuments Men," made their biggest find thanks to an Auburn alumnus.

Former Tiger star remains humble despite rise to international tennis' grandest stage

By Derek Thompson | Sports Reporter | July 12

Former Auburn men's tennis All-American Tim Puetz was more excited than head coach Eric Shore had ever seen him after the Tigers won a match against Alabama 4-3 in Tuscaloosa.

Nick Marshall sidesteps a Missouri defender in the 2013 SEC title game.

UPDATED: Marshall pulled from SEC Media Days lineup

July 11

Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall has been pulled from Monday's lineup of Auburn athletes scheduled to speak to the media at the 2014 SEC Media Days in Hoover, Alabama.

Students dress up for Chick-fil-A's Cow Appreciation Day

By Rachel Davis | Community Writer | July 11

Nationwide, Chick-fil-A restaurants celebrate Cow Appreciation Day by offering free meals to customers who dress up like a cow "head to hoof," according to the restaurant's website.

Students set to appear on the big screen

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | July 11

Two Auburn students received the opportunity to appear in the movie "Selma" set to release January 2015.

Hide and True: A business with Auburn at its core

By Lindsey Raygan | Intrigue Writer | July 9

Jarrod Allen, graduated from Auburn's industrial design program in 2000, owns and operates his own leather business called Hide and True. Based out of Birmingham, Allen started his business two years ago after teaching himself the craft of leather-working.