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Auburn football team must regain edge to succeed

By John Burns / SPORTS EDITOR | July 17

The goal is still to get their edge back. At his National Signing Day press conference, Auburn football coach Gus Malzahn stated the main goal of the Auburn football team was to get their edge back, and at SEC Media Days Malzahn said much of the same.

Egyptian students voice opinions on home country's revolution

By Corey Arwood | July 17

Waves of the popular discontent that recently erupted in Egypt have stretched to Auburn and are creating a similar stir among the members of the Egyptian Student Association.

Local athletes score big during USA Team Handball's campus visit

July 16

Although there is a small amount of experience with team handball on campus, Auburn has grabbed the attention of USA Team Handball.

Aviation flight and management degrees to remain at Auburn

By Kelsey Davis | July 15

In a letter to Aviation students, parents and alumni, Provost Timothy Boosinger has announced that the University will continue the professional flight management and aviation management degree programs.

Must love dogs

By Anna Claire Conrad / WRITER | July 14

Stewart Harvard is a 57-year-old native of Columbus, Ga., who spends his free time with his wife Candy, their three corgis and their 25-year-old son, who's working toward his master's degree in public administration at Auburn.

Oskar Blue and Orange: How an Auburn alumnus revolutionized the beer industry

By Andrew Yawn / NEWS EDITOR | July 13

For Dale Katechis, founder and owner of Oskar Blues Brewery, the bathtub is only the second strangest place he's ever put craft beer.

Lunch and a lecture: OLLI members recall World War I's flying aces

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 12

When World War I is mentioned, images of soldiers battling it out in the trenches come to mind for many.

The dangers of firefighting, according to Auburn station No. 1

By Jeffrey Moore / WRITER | July 11

On June 30, 19 firefighters lost their lives battling wildfires in Yarnell, Ariz. This disaster marked the deadliest wildfire in 80 years and the worst firefighter tragedy since September 11.

Desmonte Leonard request to visit apartment complex denied

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | July 10

Desmonte Leonard, allegedly involved in the murders of three people at an Auburn apartment complex, will not be able to visit the scene of the June 2012 shooting, a judge ruled Tuesday.

Malzahn to be inducted into Arkansas High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame

By Ethan Brady / SPORTS REPORTER | July 7

Head football coach Gus Malzahn will be inducted into the Arkansas High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame Friday, July 12, in Hot Springs, Ark.

Auburn representatives join forces with Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey to fight child hunger

By Aaron Lake / WRITER | July 7

Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey, accompanied by others representing the "Ending Child Hunger in Alabama" task force, spoke at the Sonny Callahan Boys & Girls Club.

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.