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Malzahn, Frazier return home to Arkansas with sights set on a win

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | November 1

Arkansas natives Gus Malzahn and Kiehl Frazier have both played games against their former home state school of Arkansas, but this time will look a little different for them.

From David to Darcy, student embraces new identity

By Kyle Nazario / CAMPUS WRITER | October 31

On May 11, 2013, Darcy Corbitt was born at 21 years of age.

Recent Recreation Center mishap raises questions about status of graduate students

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | October 30

Graduate students who normally have access to the Recreation and Wellness Center were denied use of the facilities.

Paranormal research team resurrects regional history

By Becky Sheehan / INTRIGUE WRITER | October 28

The Alabama Paranormal Research Team, led by Faith Serafin, studies campus poltergeists and haunted spots around Auburn.

UPDATED: Auburn runs past Florida Atlantic 45-10

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | October 26

The Auburn Tigers football team cruised to a 45-10 victory against Florida Atlantic on a chilly Saturday night in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Overlooked 'hogs' paving the way in 2013

By Jeffery Moore / SPORTS WRITER | October 26

For Auburn fans, the 2012 season was one to forget. Players who were recruited to play in a spread offense never meshed with first-year offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler's traditional power running scheme.

Soccer earns first SEC victory against Arkansas

By Kyle Van Fechtmann / Sports Writer | October 25

Coming off of three straight double-overtime ties to SEC opponents, Auburn earned its first conference win at home Friday night Oct. 25, defeating Arkansas 3-1.

International Agriculture Club spreads its roots

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | October 25

The International Agricultural Club, IAAS, is spreading its roots at Auburn. The group meets in Comer Hall twice a month, for approximately an hour each meeting.

Student passes away after battle with leukemia

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | October 24

Sickness, illness and weakness are not words friends and family use to remember 20-year-old Jordan Northington's battle against leukemia -- peacefulness, gentleness and constant inspiration are.

Shootings reported down South College Street

By Annie Faulk / Community Reporter | October 24

Auburn Police received a call at 9:56 p.m. of a possible shooting at University Village Apartments.

Auburn recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month

By Ben Ruffin | Campus Writer | October 24

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a nationally recognized month in which events are held to raise awareness and prevent or reduce domestic violence.

"Catfish" creator Nev Schulman talks finding love through social media

By Derek Herscovici / CAMPUS WRITER | October 23

People can change their pictures or use someone else's, fake personal history and even create their own unique worlds with individual characters, like a drama played out over social media and mass communication, often without the other ever person realizing it.

SGA HeAUrd That! Informs students about upcoming facilities changes

By Derek Herscovici / CAMPUS WRITER | October 22

Some of Auburn's rumors about the future of the Haley center were answered at the third Student Government Association HeAUrd That! event Tuesday, Oct. 22.

Auburn lights up pink for October

By Maddie Yerant | Managing Editor | October 22

With buildings on campus illuminated in a pink glow for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, faculty and students stress the importance of self-exams and routine mammograms to detect the disease early.

ROTC holds demonstration on concourse for POW/MIA Recognition Day Oct. 21

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | October 21

ROTC remembers prisoners of war and soldiers missing-in-action on the concourse Monday, Oct. 21

Chicken Salad Chick dishes out secrets of success

By Elizabeth Wieck / MANAGING EDITOR | October 21

Many of the world's great ideas are born in high-rise offices of bustling cities or in the minds of scholars working away at research in institutional laboratories or technology campuses. For Stacy Brown, the founder of local restaurant success Chicken Salad Chick, the best ideas are simply born in the kitchen.