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Democratic congressional candidate Mallory Hagan responds to shooting in Auburn

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 9

"Our prayers are with the victims, their families and all who knew them in our communities.”

University President responds to shooting at Auburn McDonald's

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 9

“We’re saddened by the senseless events that unfolded early this morning on West Magnolia Avenue. Our thoughts and prayers are with those impacted," Leath said.

Camp Hill farm serves as home for mistreated young women

By Samantha Strunk | Campus Writer | September 9

Jimmy Harmon, director of the Girls Ranch, said many people have false perceptions of the ranch. He stressed the idea that the ranch deals with parent issues – not kids ones.

One dead, four injured in early morning shooting at West Magnolia Avenue McDonald's

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 9

A 20-year-old male from Tuskegee, Alabama, died in the shooting.

UPDATE: One dead, four injured in shooting at McDonald's

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | September 9

Officials ask that people avoid the area until further notice.

Former Auburn Athletic Director David Housel on missing his first home game in 53 years

September 8

"Not since the Georgia game of 1964, the last home game of that season, have the Tigers played in Auburn without me being there to cheer them on, to live and die with them."

Adjusting to Auburn: Finding your home away from home

By Reagan Day Berg | Lifestyle Writer | September 7

“I have always been proud to say that I go to Auburn, but around sophomore year it started to feel like home," Jess Huibregtse said.

The Hub at Auburn Apartment Homes main office on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018.

The Hub settled fees, City will not press forward with legal action

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | September 7

According to Director of Public Affairs David Dorton, all of the fees are paid and the situation has been resolved.

Former Homeland Security official hired to lead cybersecurity institute

By Staff Report | September 6

The Institute will research advancements in infrastructure and cybersecurity, and Cilluffo's appointment is effective Sept. 17.

Same-day delivery service Shipt to launch in Auburn Sept. 13

By Staff Report | September 6

Those who sign up before Sept. 13 qualify for a reduced-price annual membership of $49. The regular annual membership is $99.

Trump lashes out at 'gutless' adviser who anonymously wrote of resistance within White House

By Noah Bierman | Los Angeles Times | September 5

President Donald Trump lashed out at an unknown "gutless" adviser and at The New York Times after the publication Wednesday of an opinion piece from an anonymous aide.

Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidates announced

By Natalie Beckerink | Campus Writer | September 5

The Elections Council announced the Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidates Wednesday night on Cater Lawn.

Annual event looks to foster relationship between community and law enforcement

By Megan Feringa | Campus Writer | September 5

""“It’s an opportunity for us to interact with the community and let everyone know that we’re not the bad guys,” said Assistant Chief of Police Will Mathews. “We’re approachable, we don’t mind people asking us questions.”

IMPACT resuming service projects this week

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | September 5

With the 16 project sites resuming this week, the 55 volunteer opportunities through IMPACT are once again open to Auburn students.

City Council takes legal action against The Hub

By Olivia Wilkes | Community Reporter | September 5

With the approval of legal action against The Hub, the city will try to collect one more time. If that is unsuccessful, they will put a lien on the property and the apartment complex’s business license will be withdrawn.

September 5

'There is work to be done:' Women in academia work to shift bias tides

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor

Women preparing to apply for tenure-track junior faculty positions experience the normal anxiety and excitement felt by most applicants.  But, they often feel the additional pressure of implicit practices that spawn from historically male-dominated fields, making professions in higher education ...