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Environmental activist Catherine Coleman Flowers gives speech at Auburn

By Michaela Yielding | News Editor | November 8

On the evening of Nov. 7, Catherine Coleman Flowers, one of Time’s 100 Most Influential People of 2023 and Vice Chair of the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council, spoke with Auburn students and faculty on the importance of speaking up and acknowledging injustice across the country.

New grab-and-go coolers placed across campus

By Connor Copeland | Assistant Managing Editor | November 8

Last week, Campus Dining introduced two of five grab-and-go coolers, which provide students with all-day access to fresh food options.

New apartment development dominates conversation at Auburn City Council meeting

By Daniel Locke | Community Editor | November 8

The Auburn City Council met for its first November meeting on Nov. 7. A wide variety of topics were discussed, but a zoning ordinance regarding a new apartment development received the most attention.

oLiv Auburn residents experience frustration over maintenance issues

By Kayleigh Freeman | Community Writer | November 7

Ongoing maintenance issues at oLiv Auburn has caused frustration for the apartment's residents.

The 'big dill' on campus: how pickleball has erupted across Auburn's student body

By Michaela Yielding | News Editor | November 7

Between the thwacks of paddles and balls booms a community of Auburn students who found a connection in a time of uncertainty. Once just a way to pass the time as a study break, pickleball has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the US, with Auburn students joining in on its popularity.

Pines Crossing golf course open for business

By Stuart Dyos | Business Reporter | November 6

Pines Crossing golf course has reopened after undergoing a lengthy renovation.

Peace, love and pizza: Auburn community shows support after vandalism

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief | November 6

Early last month, someone vandalized Little Italy, a popular Auburn pizzeria, with hate symbols. The business reached out to the community on social media and received an outpouring of support. 

UPC "Barbie" screening a hit among Auburn students

By Heather Wright | News Writer | November 5

Auburn's UPC held a screening of "Barbie," the number one movie of the year Nov. 2. In addition to the screening, students dressed in pink, enjoyed Barbie-themed food and took photos in a life-sized Barbie box.

From Elvis to Ole Miss: Pharmacy professor reflects on 50 years

By Landi Rutledge | News Editor | November 2

After 50 years teaching on the Plains, Dr. Randall Clark was celebrated during the Auburn versus Ole Miss Game. He reflected on his favorite moments throughout his well-established career.

Miraculous: how Matt Kearley uses sincerity and passion to create an environment of positivity in his classes

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | October 30

After teaching at Auburn University for over 20 years, Matt Kearley has strived to create a classroom environment centered around positivity, compassion and understanding. This environment has made his general non-major biology courses something that students enjoy attending, a feat that many might consider miraculous.

Advanced Manufacturing Training Center now open

By Daniel Locke | Community Editor | October 30

The AMTC provides Auburn engineering students as well as others a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and perform research.

Metallica-inspired halftime show "unique experience" for AUMB

By Rachel Swan | Assistant News Editor | October 28

On Saturday, Oct. 21, during halftime of the Auburn and Ole Miss football game, the Auburn University Marching Band lit up the field in tribute to the heavy metal band Metallica.

Auburn University Libraries encourage expanded access to academic research

By Connor Copeland | Assistant Managing Editor | October 27

Fighting against limited access to academic research, Auburn University librarians hosted International Open Access Week on campus. One librarian described the movement as the goal of libraries: to give people "access to the information they need."

These boots were made for walking and worship: how cowboy church is rustlin’ up Auburn students

By Michaela Yielding | News Editor | October 25

Students at Auburn University face a lot of obstacles during their pursuit of higher education, with many questioning their way of life and spirituality. On their journey to finding a way within their religion, some have found themselves at the doorsteps of the Southern Plains Cowboy Church.

Auburn Jewish community and people with ties to Israel speak out on Israel-Hamas war

By Tucker Massey | Content Editor | October 25

On Oct. 7, Hamas – a terrorist group based in the Gaza Strip – launched an assault that took the lives of hundreds of Israelis. Members of Auburn's Jewish community and people with ties to Israel are now speaking out on the attacks and how they have impacted them.

New recycling machines added across Auburn campus

By Rachel Swan | Assistant News Editor | October 23

On Oct. 13, Auburn added four new recycling machines across campus. Officials from the university's facilities management team hope these will reduce waste and encourage sustainable practices more broadly.

Celebration Co., an event rental business, opens in Auburn

By Kayleigh Freeman | Community Writer | October 20

 Celebration Co., an event and party rental business, opened on Sept. 18 in Auburn. 

How UPC keeps students involved after First 56

By Brychelle Brooks | Editor-in-Chief | October 20

Auburn's First 56, a series of events designed to get students involved, recently ended. The University Program Council plans to hold more events as the semester comes to a close.