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Auburn: America's home for team handball?

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 3

Since track star Snitz Snider participated in the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Auburn University has seen more than 100 of its former athletes become Olympians.

Vice president for student affairs to join University of Southern California

By Staff Report | July 2

Ainsley Carry, Auburn University's vice president for student affairs, will join the University of Southern California Aug. 1.

Graduate students participate in Auburn's first Three Minute Thesis competition

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 2

Five master's students and 19 doctoral students recently performed a tough task as part of the University's first Three Minute Thesis competition Thursday, June 27.

Judge pushes Ward's point-shaving trial date back to November

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 1

The defense attorneys for Varez Ward recently learned they will have a few more months to get ready for the former Auburn basketball player's point-shaving trial.

Home grown, market fresh

By Reese Counts / WRITER | July 1

The College of Agriculture's Market brings business for local farmers and fresh food and produce to the Plains.

Former Tiger star Herring gives back with annual youth football camp

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | June 30

Former Auburn football player Will Herring hosted his 9th annual Back to the Dawghouse Football Camp Saturday at the Opelika Sportsplex.

Therapy dog presentation teaches value of animals

By James Godwin / WRITER | June 29

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute held a presentation on therapy dogs as part of its Brown Bag Lunch and Learn series Monday, June 24.

Get ready to tailgate, Auburn

By John Burns / SPORTS EDITOR | June 28

Jay Jacobs recently announced the University will add more than 2,000 free parking and tailgating spots for football games in the upcoming season.

Auburn swimmers place in Phiilips 66 National Championships

By Ethan Brady / SPORTS REPORTER | June 28

Four swimmers with ties to Auburn competed in final events Thursday, June 27 at the 2013 Phillips 66 National Championships.

College of Liberal Arts selects Kansas State's Aistrup as its new dean

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 27

After a national search, the College of Liberal Arts has made a decision on its next dean Thursday, June 27.

Not just semantics: why four departments are now schools

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | June 27

What's in a name change?

Toomer's oak replica sprouting up in Auburn Art

By Kelsey Davis | Editor-in-Chief | June 25

Sprouting up in Auburn Art is a hand-carved replica of a Toomer's oak, driven all the way from California.

Athletics department redesigns website

By Justin Lee / WRITER | June 25

The Auburn Athletics Department has an all new online presence after the University launched a full redesign of the official Auburn Tigers website, with streamlining social media capabilities and opening up possibilities for new, original content.

Council member responds to grandsons' allegations

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

Two grandsons of Auburn City Council member, Arthur Dowdell, were arrested Tuesday, June 18, in connection to first degree rape charges.

Men's basketball coach Barbee discusses season during teleconference

By Will Gaines / SPORTS REPORTER | June 24

Auburn men's basketball coach Tony Barbee spoke briefly on Monday, June 24, about the upcoming 2013-14 season for the Tigers during the SEC men's basketball teleconference.

'Upscale' South Donahue dorms near completion in time for fall semester

By Eric Wallace | Sports Writer | June 24

Just in time for the fall semester, Auburn University is nearing completion of its newest on campus living facilities.

Q&A with University's senior executive chef Emil Topel

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | June 23

What are the everyday duties of the senior executive chef of Auburn University?

Not-so-malignant Toomer's: new life shoots up on famed corner

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | June 22

Since the Toomer's Oaks were removed in April, the eerily empty planters that remain have been a reminder of what can happen when a rivalry goes wrong.