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Delta Sigma Phi's Miss Fall Rush Crowned Nov. 18

By Keely Shearer / CAMPUS WRITER | November 18

Auburn's Delta Sigma Phi fraternity held the 2013 Miss Fall Rush pageant Monday, Nov. 18, in the Auburn Arena.

SGA senate meeting takes steps to ridding Jordan-Hare Stadium of hate speech

By Derek Herscovici / CAMPUS WRITER | November 18

A resolution was passed at the Student Government Association senate meeting Monday, Nov. 18, to urge administrators to create a committee dedicated to promoting community, safety and a respectful campus environment inside Jordan-Hare stadium in response to numerous reports of hate speech committed during football games.

Tai Chi classes offer discipline and growth

By Kyle Nazario / CAMPUS WRITER | November 18

Auburn residents can now choose between two Tai Chi groups to better their physical or mental well-being.

Auburn moves up to No. 6 in the BCS standings

By Taylor Jones | Sports Writer | November 17

The Week 13 BCS Standings have Auburn moving up one spot to #6 after Stanford dropped to #9. Stanford dropped after losing to USC on the road.

UPDATED: Auburn pulls off a miracle to beat No. 25 Georgia

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 16

Auburn's prayers were answered on fourth-and-18 Saturday night.

Northwestern State gets a big road win against Auburn

By Kyle Van Fechtmann / Sports Writer | November 15

Despite having a 14-point second half lead, the Tigers' defense fell apart and Auburn ended up losing to Northwestern State 111-92.

Editor's Preview: Tigers face tough task at start of "Amen Corner"

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | November 15

Last week, Gus Malzahn and his team traveled to Rocky Top and came back with a big victory against the Tennessee Volunteers. This week will be a different challenge for the Tigers as the Georgia Bulldogs come to town for the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.

When Georgia faces Auburn, it's a true family feud

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | November 14

If students and alumni of Auburn University call themselves the Auburn Family, then those from the University of Georgia are definitely the in-laws.

Eight to be an Auburn Tiger

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | November 13

Aubie is in position to win his eighth UCA national championship.

Outdoor Adventure Club snorkels with manatees

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | November 13

The Outdoor Adventure Club took road tripping to a whole new level when they traveled all the way to Crystal River, Fla., to swim with the manatees.

No-Hate must wait

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | November 11

A resolution, proposed by Sam Wilcox, senator of the liberal arts college, which would designate Jordan-Hare stadium as a No-Hate Zone, was indefinitely tabled Monday, Nov. 11.

Late Night with Chase Mitchell

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | November 11

Auburn 2006 alumnus, Chase Mitchell, currently works as a jokes contributor for 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'

Auburn moves up to No. 7 in this week's BCS standings

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | November 10

College football's most important rankings continue to favor Auburn as the Tigers move up to No. 7 in this week's BCS standings.

Updyke to pay $800,000 in restitution charges

November 10

Auburn University demanded nearly $800,000 from the man who poisoned the Toomers Oaks, Friday, in yet another page in the Harvey Updyke saga. According to Opelika-Auburn News, Judge Jacob Walker ordered Updyke to pay $796,731.98 restitution charges including the $18,500 he owes on in court and legal fees. The OA reported Updyke's attorney, Andrew Stanley, pleaded for Updyke, citing him as indignant, but the court deemed him fit to find work. The court put Updyke on a $500 a month installment plan.

UPDATED: Auburn runs away with it against Tennessee, 55-23

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | November 9

Auburn's run game and special teams proved to be too much for the Tennessee Volunteers to handle after the Tigers cruised to a 55-23 victory on the road in Knoxville for its ninth win of the season.

Third-down defense is an area of concern for coaches

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | November 9

According to defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson, third down defense and improving individual consistency are areas of focus for Auburn's defense moving forward.

Tigers ride Harrell and Denson to opener win

By Taylor Jones | Sports Writer | November 8

The Auburn Tigers basketball team started the 2013-14 season with a dominating performance against Nicholls State.

Auburn relying on SEC's top rushing attack against Tennessee

By Justin Ferguson / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 8

Since coming back to The Plains last December, Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn has developed a reputation of repeating phrases in press conferences and interviews.