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Meet the 15 candidates for Liberal Arts senator, schools council

By Staff | February 5

Eight candidates are running for Liberal Arts senator, three for president and four for vice president.

Six candidates run for College of Human Sciences senator, schools council

By Staff | February 5

Four students are running for Human Sciences senator and two are running for schools council.

Meet the candidates for University College senators

By Staff | February 5

There are three students running for University college senator and none running for cabinet. 

There are no candidates for college of veterinarian medicine senator, schools council

By Staff | February 5

There is no candidate for senator, president or vice president. The Student Senate will appoint someone to the position.

One candidate qualifies for Forestry and Wildlife Sciences schools council

By Staff | February 5

One candidate is running for Forestry and Wildlife Sciences president.

Ten minor candidates vie for College of Engineering Senate, schools council seats

By Staff | February 5

College of Engineering senators Abhi Gulati — Senator The Three Aumigos Ticket — Sophomore software engineering "Being a first-generation Indian American raised in the Deep South, I have had the unique opportunity to experience firsthand the benefits of embracing diverse opinions and backgrounds.

Meet the candidates for graduate school senator and schools council

By Staff | February 5

There are four candidates running for graduate school senator.

Meet the candidates for CADC senator and schools council

By Staff | February 5

Meet the two candidates for CADC senator.

'Auburn For Bees' club speaks for the bees

By Hannah Lester | Campus Writer | February 5

Kressie Kornis, junior in English literature, is the president and founder of Auburn for Bees. She said the organizations’ main goal is to raise awareness and education about bees.

Meet the candidates for senator-at-large

By Staff | February 5

There are nine students running for the at-large seats in the Student Senate.

Rising Auburn-based Radio Decay flourishes in local music scene

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | February 4

In February of 2015, the indie pop-punk band Radio Decay played its first show at a Battle of the Bands with nervous jitters and promising potential. 

Auburn healthcare figures weigh in on CHIP

By Taylor White | Community Writer | February 3

The recent two-day federal government shutdown left the fates of tens of thousands of children in the air while Congress battled over the most recent spending bill.

Auburn Dance Marathon plans to raise more money than ever before in 2018

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 2

AUDM is best known for its annual dance marathons in addition to its other events including a 5K race every October and the Miracle on The Plains fundraiser.

Auburn University earns FIRE's highest free speech rating

By Staff Report | February 2

Auburn University has recently earned the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education’s highest rating for free speech. Auburn is the first university in Alabama to earn this ranking.

UPC plans for more unification as it focuses on the pillars in the new semester

By Megan Feringa | Campus Writer | February 2

Auburn’s University Program Counsel rang in the New Year with a dedication to keeping Auburn focused on family. UPC presents free events throughout the school year designed by students for all students on Auburn’s campus. 

App synced with AU Involve giving students mobile check-in capability

By Paul Brock | Campus Writer | February 2

The Office of Student Involvement is encouraging students to download the Campus Labs Mobile Check-In app which is now designed to work in tandem with AU involve on AU Access. The app will allow students to gain access to events faster than before.

Out of the Box: Artist Talks kicks off with first-place winner

By Jessica Jernigan | Community Writer | February 2

"I consider myself a storyteller," Rathert said as she began her talk. "Like most storytellers, I like to start at the beginning."

OIT working on Wi-Fi outages, power expected in early afternoon or sooner

By Staff Report | February 2

OIT released this timeline of events, saying there was no fire on campus, but simply an alarm that set off the power down.