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Student Alumni Association starts annual Color Me Auburn 5K

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | August 23

Don't waste time and money traveling to Atlanta or Birmingham for a color run; Student Alumni Association is bringing one to campus.

New semester; new transportation

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | August 22

Students aren't the only ones making changes with the new semester.

Recent Auburn graduate dies in single car crash

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | August 21

Collier Ann Byers, a May 2013 Auburn graduate, died in a one-vehicle car crash Sunday, Aug. 18.

Auburn opens Recreation and Wellness Center

By Ben Hohenstatt / CAMPUS REPORTER | August 19

One of the nation's best wellness centers is now open for business. Auburn University's Recreation and Wellness Center's grand opening ceremony provided a first look at the new, 240,000 square foot behemoth.

Rising Lebanon Art District provides artistic community

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | August 19

What once stood as a block of abandoned warehouses is now transforming into a home for the up and coming arts scene in downtown Opelika.

Nick Marshall is ready to move forward

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 18

After a competitive quarterback battle, that included four guys at the beginning of fall camp, it is finally Nick Marshall's job.

New members rush to Bid Day 2013

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | August 18

The tiring week of Fall 2013 Sorority Recruitment came to an end on August 18, but also was just the beginning for many newly recruited women.

Nick Marshall named starting quarterback

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 17

After 16 days of fall practice Gus Malzahn has named Nick Marshall as the starting quarterback, making him the seventh different opening-day starter in the last seven years.

Demetruce McNeal dismissed from the team following an arrest for possession of marijuana

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 17

Gus Malzahn has dismissed safety Demetruce McNeal from the team following an arrest for possession of marijuana.

Councilman's grandsons will begin making appearances in court

By Chandler Jones | Community Editor | August 16

Hearings for grandsons of Auburn City Council member, Arthur Dowdell, have been set to begin hearing evidence related to the two's alleged connection with first-degree rape charges.

Malzahn would like to name a starting quarterback before next Monday

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 15

With a little more than two weeks before the first game against Washington State, head coach Gus Malzahn would prefer to name a starting quarterback no later than next Monday.

Coaches still looking for separation at quarterback

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 13

Tuesday's practice was not as interesting as Monday's, but the Tigers did get a short scrimmage in Jordan Hare Stadium trying to give the two new quarterbacks a chance to separate themselves from one another.

Johnson, Marshall lead quarterback race as Frazier moves to safety

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 12

On Monday evening, Malzahn said the two newest arrivals to The Plains, junior college transfer Nick Marshall and true freshman Jeremy Johnson, will receive most of the quarterback reps with the first-team offense this week.

New parking spaces, concession options highlight gameday improvements

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 12

Free parking spaces, new tailgating areas, five Momma Goldberg's at Jordan-Hare Stadium, 97 new flat-screen televisions and a ticket scanning system highlight a list of gameday improvements announced in a Monday afternoon press release.

Former Auburn golfer Jason Dufner wins PGA Championship

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 11

Almost two years after his infamous Sunday collapse at Atlanta Athletic Club, former Tiger golfer and current Auburn resident Jason Dufner has gotten his hands on the PGA Championship.

Fall Practice Day 10: Johnson surveys defense after Saturday's scrimmage

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 11

After losing the battle with the offense in Saturday's scrimmage, the Auburn defense went back to work on Sunday afternoon.

Fall Scrimmage 2: Offense shines as staff focuses on "narrowing down" position battles

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | August 10

After what was described as a messy offensive performance in the first scrimmage of fall camp, the Auburn offense cut down on the turnovers and created big plays in Saturday's scrimmage at a blazing hot Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Fall Scrimmage 2: Defense struggles in second scrimmage

By Will Gaines / SPORTS EDITOR | August 10

The offense shined and the defense seemed to struggle in Auburn's second scrimmage of fall practice on Saturday.