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City Council comes under fire at Tuesday night meeting

By Kailey Beth Smith | Community Reporter | February 7

Members of the community expressed their distaste for the recent development discussions by the council, some of which were held behind closed doors.

Junior Schyler Burney elected as SGA vice president

By Alex Hosey | Lifestyle Editor | February 7

Schyler Burney, junior in economics, was elected as the new vice president for Auburn University's Student Government Association (SGA) at callouts on Tuesday night.

Minor candidates to receive vote deductions, fines for elections violations

By Staff | February 6

No major candidates were faced with violations.

Mallory Hagan officially announces run for Congress

By Sam Willoughby | Community Editor | February 6

Standing in her family’s Opelika dance studio and surrounded by three generations of her family, Mallory Hagan officially announced her bid as a Democrat for U.S. Congress Tuesday morning.

CDBG program brings benefits to low-and-middle-income Auburn citizens

By Olivia Wilkes | Community Writer | February 6

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development allocates funding to Auburn annually for the CDBG.

SGA presidential candidates want to hear from students if elected

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | February 6

Campaign supporters filled the student center ballroom Monday night for the much anticipated SGA debate.

Auburn involvement stressed by Miss Auburn candidates in debate

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | February 6

Experience was the main topic of conversation Monday night in the student center ballroom for the Miss Auburn debates.

Two Liberal Arts tickets ordered to perform community service for campaign violations

By Chip Brownlee | Editor-in-chief | February 6

Two CLA tickets were found to have violated a section of the SGA Code of Laws that prohibits the campaigns from posting posters on bulletin boards marketed for departmental use only.

Voting opens for the 2018 SGA elections. Need help deciding? We've got you.

By Staff | February 6

Voting opened at 7 a.m. on AUAccess and will close at 7 p.m. tonight. Results are expected at 10 p.m.

Meet the would-be College of Ag senators, schools council

By Staff | February 6

The five candidates who are running for College of Agriculture senators.

Police arrest two over weekend for unrelated thefts

By Staff Report | February 6

Auburn police arrested made a pair of arrests over the weekend for two unrelated incidents, according to releases from the Auburn Police Division.

What to know for the post-season ticket referendum included on Tuesday's election ballot

By Elizabeth Hurley | Campus Reporter | February 6

A referendum on post-season ticket distribution was passed on Jan.

Irish dignitary visits Auburn sharing culture and perspective on Ireland

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Writer | February 5

Irish dignitary visits Auburn From peacekeeping contributions to the United Nations to the “very good” whiskey, Shane Stephens, consul general of Ireland in Atlanta, brought the Irish experience to Auburn on Thursday.

Auburn symbol made timeless: Samford clock tower loses face for regular maintenance

By Lily Jackson | Managing Editor | February 5

Mike Clardy, assistant vice president for communications and marketing, said the update takes place every five years.

SGA debate scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday in Student Center

By Staff | February 5

The annual SGA debate will be held at 7 p.m. Monday night in the Student Center.

Meet the candidates for school of nursing senator

By Staff | February 5

There is one student running for school of nursing senator and no students running for school of nursing council. 

Meet the minor candidates for the College of Education

By Staff | February 5

The candidates for College of Education did not respond to requests for comment.

Meet the candidates for College of Science and Mathematics senator, schools council

By Staff | February 5

There are eight students running for college senator and six running for council.