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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Don't forget about state politics

By Letter to the Editor | January 25

Recently, all the attention has been on Washington D.C. and the 2016 election.

COLUMN: Embrace empathy

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | January 25

The women and men who marched didn't do it because they, themselves, feel victimized. They did it because they know others do.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Democracy in the age of Trump

By Letter to the Editor | January 20

A traditional view of politics upholds it as a noble practice where citizens unite to make decisions about how society is to be governed for a common good.

EDITORIAL: On divining scripture

By Editorial Board | Spring 2017 | January 18

Last week, a family schism between a popular radio show host and his daughter became public. The crux of the issue: her bisexuality.

EDITORIAL: Sessions shouldn't be confirmed

By Editorial Board | Spring 2017 | January 18

Back in late February of 2016, Alabama’s junior senator Jeff Sessions was in favorable political position.

COLUMN: Major with passion in mind, not payday

By Emily Hale | Columnist | January 12

Average starting salaries aren’t everything. Don’t neglect the pursuit of happiness in the name of total comfort and absence of risk.

COLUMN: To roll or not to roll

By Brytni Emison | Columnist | January 11

Rolling the Oaks on Toomer’s Corner with Toilet Paper is a sacred tradition for Auburn fans. It is one of the greatest and wide ranging Auburn traditions.

COLUMN: The importance of recognizing privilege

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | January 11

I grew up in a suburban neighborhood outside the city of Birmingham, Alabama. I am white. My family is middle class.

EDITORIAL: Discern before you devour

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | December 5

One of the latest developments dominating headlines is the recent proliferation of fake news. 

FAREWELL COLUMN: Do it all, when you look back you'll wish you did

By Emily Esleck | Design Editor | November 30

Soon, I will walk across that stage and my time in college will be over.

COLUMN: A critical look at the electoral college

By Emily Hale | Columnist | November 29

Donald Trump secured the magic number of 270 electoral votes to secure the Presidency. Hillary Clinton fell short of 270, but received over two million more individual votes than Trump.

COLUMN: Why Garland shouldn't be approved

By Cole Davis | Columnist | November 18

When it comes to governing under the idea of separated powers, the United States has a rich inheritance.

EDITORIAL: Respectful engagement is what we need

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | November 17

Thanksgiving is next week, a time when people unite with their friends and family for food, fellowship and above all, bitter discussions about politics.

COLUMN: Why Garland should be approved

By Emily Hale | Columnist | November 17

Merrick Garland has been awaiting a senate vote for eight months to replace Antonin Scalia’s seat on the Supreme Court.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: A professor’s response to an anonymous letter

By Letter to the Editor | November 16

If you learn nothing else in this class, I hope you will learn that open communication is critical to understanding each other.

COLUMN: The importance of voicing your opinion (maturely)

By Brandon Miller | Intrigue Writer | November 16

In a polarized world, there is nothing more refreshing than a different perspective. 

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: 'Locker room talk' is not fine

By Letter to the Editor | November 11

Sexual assault happens on a daily basis, even in our most respected communities. Sexual assault is sometimes a confusing topic because it can be tricky to decide what constitutes inappropriate behavior.

GUEST VOICES: Remembering Jack Simms

November 10

Jack Simms was an Auburn journalism legend. The journalist and author, who was the original chairman of the journalism department, died Tuesday at the age of 89. Here, his friends, students and colleagues remember him.