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Local chefs help March of Dimes save prematurely born babies

By Sonya Lovejoy / COMMUNITY REPORTER | November 12

The Auburn University Club is bringing together the top chefs in East Alabama to showcase its culinary masterpieces and raise money to support the March of Dimes.

Auburn shutout by Georgia, 38-0

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | November 10

Auburn has suffered their eighth loss of the season, falling to rival Georgia 38-0 in this year's edition of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.

Auburn trails Georgia 28-0 at half-time

By Justin Ferguson | Managing Editor | November 10

The Auburn Tigers (2-7, 0-6 in SEC) find themselves down 28-0 after two quarters in this year's edition of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.

Will the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry turn into Auburn's latest win?

By John Burns / SPORTS WRITER | November 10

The home team has two victories, and the away team has one loss. On paper, that sums up how the meeting between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers is likely to go.

Samford & Signatures

By Rebecca Moseley / WRITER | November 9

In the past, students have used the Samford Hall clock tower to leave their mark in Auburn's legacy of tradition.

A step back in time: Lee County Historical Society hosts Second Saturday

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | November 9

Take a step back in time to a place where pioneers of Lee County lived. This time comes to life with Second Saturday, a celebration and recreation of Lee County's history.

Four more years, hundreds more rolls of TP on Toomer's Corner

By Hayley Blair / Campus Editor | November 8

The night of Tuesday, Nov. 6, President Barack Obama's supporters celebrated at Toomer's Corner, while Mitt Romney fans shouted expletives from across the street.

Crime reports for Oct. 31 - Nov. 7, 2012

November 8

Wondering how to stay safe? These are the crime reports from Oct. 31 - Nov. 7

DUI Arrests in the city of Auburn Oct. 31 - Nov. 7, 2012

November 8

The Auburn Police Department reminds citizens not to drink and drive.

Obama prevails, College Democrats celebrate

By Hayley Blair / Campus Editor | November 7

The Toomer's Oaks were surrounded by cheering students the night of Nov. 6 as Obama supporters celebrated election results predicted by CNN.

The voice of the students: 2012 mock election results examined

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | November 6

Excitement over elections is at an all-time high with some first-time voters contributing to the election process.

Knock, knock, is anybody home?

By Sydney Callis / COMMUNITY REPORTER | November 5

A recent increase in burglaries around the Auburn area has people looking for ways to keep secure from burglars.

Tigers crush Aggies by 35 points

By John Burns / SPORTS WRITER | November 3

Auburn has secured its second victory of the season after smashing an outmatched New Mexico State team 42-7.

Is third quarterback a charm for Tigers in homecoming match-up?

By Andrew Yawn / SPORTS EDITOR | November 3

On Saturday, Nov. 3, Auburn will find out if it actually has a starting-caliber quarterback on the roster.

Students welcome Bill Nye the Science Guy

By Chelsea Harvey / MANAGING EDITOR | November 2

A childhood dream became reality for many students when Bill Nye gave a lecture at the Auburn Arena. Nye, a scientist, engineer and educator best known for his television show "Bill Nye the Science Guy," entered the Arena Thursday, Nov. 1 to a standing ovation and chants of "Bill! Bill! Bill!"

College libertarians open doors on issues

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | November 1

Don't tread on them. Although that is not part of its official slogan, College libertarians, with a lowercase "l", provide resources and opportunities for students to learn about the issues affecting their lives now.

APD, ABC address underage drinking on Halloween

By Rebecca Moseley / WRITER | November 1

There are few things scarier for underage students than being caught drinking or using a fake I.D.

Auburn-native band returns to Waverly in November

By Gray Gill / WRITER | October 31

In 1998, Jamie Barrier and a few friends strode into the Pine Hill Cemetery on Armstrong Street with instruments in hand.When they emerged a few hours later, they had created what would come to be described as "ghost country."