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Auburn rallies to upset Gamecocks

By Brian Woodham / Associate Copy Editor | September 26

The 17th-ranked Auburn Tigers rallied back from a 13-point deficit to defeat the 12th-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks 35-27 Saturday night in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

College of Agriculture receives $6 million in grants

By Charles Martin / WRITER | September 23

The National Science Foundation has awarded Auburn University a $4.6 million grant to renovate research laboratories that will enhance the University's biological engineering programs.

Texting while driving ban considered

By Jill Clair / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | September 23

Auburn may join the quickly growing list of cities across the nation that are banning texting while driving.

Mall stays successful despite foreclosure

By Courtney Smith / WRITER | September 23

As misleading as it may sound, "foreclosure" does not necessarily mean the mall will close.Although Auburn's University Village Mall is technically in foreclosure, it is still making a profit and is even expecting new developments.

Free local music

By Libby So / WRITER | September 23

Every Thursday, the Fall Sundown Concert series showcases another band at Kiesel Park

Alumna advocates accessibility, inclusion

By Chelsea Harvey / STAFF WRITER | September 23

Stefani Busansky, founder of the Freedom Playground Foundation, returned to Auburn for the first time in 20 years as part of her organization's Wheel-A-Thon 2010 road trip.Auburn is part of the third stop on her itinerary.

Cannoli, chatting and Coach Chizik

By Sarah Weeks / WRITER | September 23

Chizik answers questions over Italian cuisine

SkyBar no longer breaking the law

By Laura Maxwell / MANAGING EDITOR | September 23

SkyBar Cafe may now legally use its patio as an extension of the lounge.The patio, which was built in August 2009, was approved by the planning commission, but the owners of SkyBar never requested for it to be used as an extension of the lounge.

Kiwanis Club flips flapjacks for children

By Tysonn McKinnon / Writer | September 23

Five bucks won't buy much these days, but at the Kiwanis Club pancake event, it will pay for more flapjacks than Paul Bunyan can eat.

Auburn defeats Clemson 27-24 in thriller

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | September 19

In front of a sold-out Jordan-Hare Stadium, the Auburn Tigers defeated Clemson 27-24 in overtime after Clemson kicker Chandler Catanzaro missed a 32-yard field goal.

Corroded canister causes building evacuation

By Staff reports | September 16

The Harrison Pharmacy School building was evacuated at about 8:45 a.m. because of a corroded canister of hydrogen chloride gas, according to the Auburn Fire Department.

Chizik promotes 'All In' during pep rally

By Blake Hamilton / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | September 16

Auburn head coach Gene Chizik met with the student body in front of the Auburn Arena Wednesday night, urging it to go "All In" for Auburn and show the same amount of support in Saturday's game against Clemson as it did during the West Virginia game in 2009.

Concealed carry laws create controversy

By Jillian Clair / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | September 16

Guns can take lives. Guns can save lives.The Second Amendment gives Americans the right to bear arms, but there are restrictions on who can posses firearms and where it is legal to carry them.

Haley Center stairwell neglected

By Brian Desarro / INTRIGUE EDITOR | September 16

With more than 140 classrooms on the first three floors alone, making the trip up the Haley Center's caged-in, cement stairs has become habit to most of Auburn's 24,000 students.

Alabama AP scores outpace national average

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | September 16

Gov. Bob Riley announced Monday that Alabama is tops in the nation for student improvement on AP tests.According to a press release from the governor's office, the percentage of Alabama students scoring a passing grade on AP tests increased by 17.7 percent.

WOOFSTOCK

By Alison McFerrin / STAFF WRITER | September 16

Peace, love and dog biscuits

Runners help raise reading rates, awareness

By Tyson McKinna / WRITER | September 16

Proceeds from Jean Dean Reading is Fundamental 5K and charity walk help buy books

Going from football coach to CEO

By Brent Godwin / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | September 16

Art Williams has known life from two different ends of the career spectrum: that of a high school football coach and that of CEO of the largest insurance corporation in the world.