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'We are here': Students tackle being black at a PWI

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | February 22

Jarette Maye, senior in psychology, wore his track uniform to class almost every day at the start of his freshman year.

Mallory Hagan addresses Auburn students on the issues

By Olivia Wilkes | Community Writer | February 22

“I genuinely feel that our democracy is under attack in a lot of different ways, from an ideology standpoint, possibly from an actual standpoint,” Hagan said.

Opelika GIG internet service could expand to Auburn

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | February 21

The bills are intended to allow OPS to expand their internet service into underserved neighborhoods in North and South Auburn.

Co-founder of Black Lives Matter pushes for organization and change

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | February 21

Opal Tometi, co-creator of Black Lives Matter and popular activist, encouraged Auburn students to organize with one another on campus to implement change that is much needed to solve issues of oppression in our society.

Police tape on North Gay Street in Auburn, Ala., on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2016.

Woman killed after being hit by car near I-85 Bent Creek Road exit identified

By Staff Report | February 21

A woman died Sunday morning after being hit by a car near the Bent Creek Road exit of Interstate 95 in Auburn.

Library Panera Bread expected to open in March

By Melissa Mitchell | Campus Writer | February 21

One of Tiger Dining’s most recent endeavors has been the construction of Panera Bread, located where the Mell Classroom Building and the rest of the Ralph Brown Draughon Library meet on the second floor.

Billy Graham, minister to presidents and millions worldwide, dies at 99

By William Lobdell And Russell Chandler | Los Angeles Times | February 21

When a young religious crusader named Billy Graham began preaching to the masses after World War II, he wore bright gabardine suits with loud, wide ties and argyle socks to show that Christianity wasn't dreary. And he did not hide behind a pulpit.

Councilman calls for more police presence in Auburn schools

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | February 21

“Our children are our most precious commodity,” Dawson said.

Additional arrests made in trafficking of 13-year-old

By Staff Report | February 21

They were transported to the Lee County Detention Center where they are each being held on a $100,000 bond.

Annual Tiger Giving Day prepares to meet fundraising goals

By Staff Report | February 20

Auburn University’s fourth annual Tiger Giving Day will take place this Wednesday, Feb. 21 with the goal of uniting Auburn by supporting projects throughout campus and helping students and faculty have an impact on a variety of initiatives.

Black Lives Matter co-founder Opal Tometi to speak on campus Tuesday at BSU event

By Staff Report | February 20

Auburn University's Black Student Union will host "Creating a Conversation in Color" with Black Lives Matter Co-founder Opal Tometi.

Newly appointed SGA executive officers prepare for upcoming year

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | February 19

The group met over the weekend for a retreat to set goals and prepare for the year ahead.

Students participate in sinigng festival in the United Arab Emirates

By Staff Report | February 19

“East Meets West” was a International Music Festival from Jan. 23 to Feb. 3 2018 which allowed both American and Arab musicians to play together.

Six teams advance to Auburn Regional Alabama Launchpad finals

By Staff Report | February 19

During last week’s Auburn Regional Alabama Launchpad startup pitch competition, six of 11 companies impressed industry professional judges enough to advance to the April 4 regional finals at the Alfa Pavilion at Auburn University’s Ag Heritage Park

University offers training sessions because of recent school shooting

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | February 19

Auburn University Campus Safety & Security will offer two campus safety and active shooter response training sessions for students.

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore shares his collection on March 2

By Staff Report | February 19

Auburn University will feature conservationist Joel Sartore as he shares his insights into the National Geographic Photo Ark, his collection of images that capture the world’s rarest animals, on Friday, March 2.

Retired marine colonel speaks at inaugural Sustainability Speaker Series

By Staff Report | February 19

Presenting "A New American Grand Strategy" Retired Colonel Mark 'Puck' Mykleby will kick off the Office of Sustainability's inaugural Sustainability Speaker Series

Unprecedented lengths of student lines at basketball games

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | February 19

Auburn's men's basketball team is coming off its second consecutive win over Kentucky, only the third win over the Wildcats in the last 36 tries at home.

These six construction projects are changing the face of Auburn's campus

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | February 19

At a total cost of more than $200 million, these six construction projects are changing Auburn's landscape for years to come.

Auburn's smoke free policy includes vaping

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | February 19

Auburn's Smoke Free Policy has included vaping since 2013, but the University offers students and employees opportunities to quit smoking.