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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.

Top 10 once again for Auburn on National Signing Day

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | February 5

There were a few surprises along the way, but National Signing Day 2014 was mostly business as usual for Gus Malzahn and the Auburn Tigers.

University proposed three make-up class days on Saturdays

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | February 5

With the recent snowcation canceling classes for three days in January, the University has proposed three make-up days on Saturdays starting at the end of February.

LIVE UPDATES: National Signing Day 2014

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | February 5

Check here for updates on Auburn football's 2014 signees live from the Auburn Athletic Complex.

Auburn City Council approves Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | February 4

The Auburn City Council helped another restaurant rise with the approval of a liquor license for upcoming Uncle Maddio's Pizza Joint. Uncle Maddio's joins many other chain restaurants that have recently settled in Auburn. The restaurant describes itself as "a traditional pizza joint where classic meets contemporary, and friends meet friends."

Unique homes as an alternative to dorm life

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | February 4

Most Auburn travelers don't notice the right-hand turn of Cedarcrest Circle. But down this small stretch of road are storied white houses, towering brick 5-bedroom buildings and in construction future-homes, buildings comparably mansion-sized when looking at the standard view of apartment living.

Covers for a Cause benefit concert a big hit in Opelika

By Adam Wolnski | February 4

Music, smiles and good times were rampant in Opelika Saturday night for Covers for a Cause, a benefit concert that raised money for BigHouse Foundation.

SGA hears from Mayor Gordon Stone on importance of higher education

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | February 3

The Student Government Associations Feb. 3 senate meeting only had one new order of business on the agenda. Eagle Eye television was granted a program expansion fund which will allow the student media organization the opportunity to travel to Las Vegas for a student media conference.

Auburn Art is starting a downtown legacy

By Becky Sheehan | Intrigue Reporter | February 2

When Cliff Hare purchased Auburn Art in 2011, he married two of his passions: art and Auburn football.

Burk family files $1M claim over daughter's death

By Ashtyne Cole | Community Editor | February 1

In 2008, Auburn freshman Lauren Burk's murder shocked the University, the town and every single resident. Now, six years later, Burk's parents have filed a claim with the University, based on their belief that their daughter would still be alive if Auburn had a campus police department at the time, according to WSB-TV.

Desmonte Leonard's Hearing Set for June 3

By Taylor Jones | Sports Writer | January 31

Today, Jan. 31, the Desmonte Leonard trial was postponed from April 15 to June 3, in the courtroom of Judge Jacob Walker.

UPDATED: Auburn director of golf operations killed in car accident Thursday evening

By Staff Report | January 31

Former Auburn women's golf All-American, LPGA Tournament player and current Auburn Director of Golf Operations Danielle Downey, 33, died after a fatal car accident in Auburn late Thursday night.

Men's basketball ends its 16-game SEC losing streak at the expense of rival Alabama

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | January 30

Senior forward Chris Denson scored a career-high 32 points to lead Auburn to a streak-snapping 74-55 victory against Alabama at Auburn Arena.

Updated: Snow day on The Plains extended to Thursday, traffic alerts

By Corey Williams | Campus Editor and Cat Watson | Online Editor | January 28

Update, Jan. 30, noon:Outside temperatures have officially passed freezing, at 34.7 degrees. The only road closure at this point is the 10th Street Bridge in Opelika due to ice. ----#SnowDayAU----