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Auburn University Acrobatics Club new to campus this semester

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 20

Auburn is an ever-changing community that never ceases to keep its students on their toes. Whether it's by adding a fleet of food trucks to campus or spontaneous raves in the library, Auburn students are always experiencing new things on campus.

Men's basketball falls short in upset bid at No. 2 Florida

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 19

Leading the second ranked team in the nation by two, the Auburn men's basketball team committed a variety of mistakes in the final minute to allow the Florida Gators to pull out an improbable 71-66 home victory.

Alabama State gives Auburn baseball a wake up call, winning 9-3

By Kyle Van Fechtmann | Assistant Sports Editor | February 19

In a highly anticipated opening day for Auburn baseball, Alabama State stunned the crowd of more than 3,500 fans as they cruised to a 9-3 victory with six different pitchers, which is their first win over Auburn in eight tries.

Foy Desk overwhelmed with local and international calls

By Janiee Rush | Contributing Writer | February 19

"How many marshmallows does it take to fill up Jordan-Hare Stadium?" This is one of the many random questions received daily on the Foy Information phone line, Auburn University's free go-to service that attempts to answer any question that could possibly be asked.

Citizens concerned for the safety of local recruited by the Tide

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | February 18

Rashaan Evans caused an uproar when he picked the Tide instead of his hometown Tigers, but some Auburn citizens are allegedly picking football over one of their own. The Auburn City Council heard from a citizen concerned about Evans' safety in town.

Activist Gloria Steinem speaks at the Extraordinary Women's Lecture series

By Keely Shearer | February 18

Gloria Steinem, renowned national activist, spoke at the Extraordinary Women Lecture series, Feb. 18, in the Auburn Hotel. The Women's Leadership Institute and the Women's Studies Program present the Extraordinary Women's Lecture series every year.

Student receives Clinton Hunger Leadership Award

By Keely Shearer | February 18

Azeem Ahmed, senior in finance with a minor in sustainability, has dedicated the majority of his life to helping others. This year, Ahmed was awarded the worldwide Clinton Hunger Leadership Award, which will be presented to him Feb. 28 through March 2 at the Universities Fighting World Hunger summit.

Shop local, shop luxury at The Curious Fox in Opelika

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | February 17

The Curious Fox is as intriguing as its name suggests. Tucked away in Downtown Opelika, walking into the intimates boutique is like stumbling upon a treasured secret. Hardwood floors creak as you walk in. Artisan jewelry and delicate lingerie are displayed on cream-colored walls like art hung in a museum. The aesthetic is minimalist and inviting. Eucalyptus and spearmint waft from a candle burning on the front desk.

Men's basketball lights up the scoreboard in win against Mississippi State

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | February 15

The Auburn men's basketball team matched a season high for points Saturday with a 92-82 victory over the Mississippi State Bulldogs.

Women's basketball ends 14-year losing streak to No. 16 Vanderbilt

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | February 13

After 21 straight losses, a streak that lasted more than 14 years, the Auburn women's basketball team finally got the big win it needed against SEC rival Vanderbilt on Thursday night in Nashville.

Former Glee Project contestant, rising country music star and Auburn alum Shanna Henderson on bullying, adversity and plans for the future

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | February 13

After being eliminated from Oxygen's "Glee Project" in 2012, Auburn musical theatre graduate, Shanna Henderson has stolen Nashville's heart as a blossoming country music star.

SGA and Miss Auburn election results announced on Cater Lawn

February 11

Despite the rain, the winners of the SGA and Miss Auburn elections were announced Tuesday, Feb. 11, via call-outs on Cater Lawn. Logan Powell is the new SGA president, Olabode Anise is vice president, Richmond Gunter is treasurer and Caroline Stephens is the new Miss Auburn.

SGA Major Candidate Debate 2014, video included

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | February 10

The Student Government Associations' Major Candidate Debate took place in front of a packed Student Center Ballroom, Feb. 10, at 7 p.m. With the opportunity to prove why they should fill the SGA seat they are seeking, candidates gave it their all in pointing out what they could do for the University and it's students.

Miss Auburn candidates 2014 campaigning for a change, video included

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor | February 10

Meet the Miss Auburn 2014 candidates: Caroline Stephens, Jazzmin Carr, Rebekah Davis, Kinsey Crow and Sloane Bell.

Meet the SGA 2014 candidates

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | February 10

Who's next? With formal campaigning underway, candidates contend for top SGA positions as election day nears.

Auburn graduate and stuntwoman catches up with The Plainsman

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | February 10

From stuntwoman to writer to producer, Grilli has taken Los Angeles by storm. With her original pilot, "Broken Things," completed and in marketing stages, Grilli is ready for the big time.

Sister Shubert blazes trails through Auburn

By Pierce Ostwalt | Community Writer | February 9

As a child, Patricia Barnes' sister could not pronounce her name. From this, her pseudonym Sister Schubert formed. Growing up in Troy, Barnes would cook and bake with her mother and grandmother. It was in the kitchen of her family's home where she perfected the art of baking.

Student nominated to be Cambridge Gates Scholar

By Corey Good / CONTRIBUTING WRITER | February 7

Mary Catherine Anderson, senior in cellular, molecular and microbial biology from Huntsville, has been nominated to be a Cambridge Gates Scholar.