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Volleyball blunders continue

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | November 17

Though Auburn has struggled on the road this year, the volleyball team will have two more opportunities to earn its third away win this weekend.

Equestrian leads the conference

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | November 10

After bringing home two more victories last Saturday, this time against South Dakota State and Delaware State in Brookings, S.D., the No. 1 Auburn equestrian team is hard at work preparing to meet its second conference opponent of the season.

Volleyball tries to stay hopeful

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | November 10

The Auburn volleyball team has fallen on hard times lately, and after a devastating loss to Arkansas last Sunday, isn't exactly thrilled to meet Mississippi State this weekend.

Swimming, diving prepares for Friday meet against Penn State

By Graham Carr/ WRITER | November 3

Goggles, swim caps and stopwatches can only mean one thing: Auburn swimming and diving is warming up for another big meet.

No. 1 equestrian to face Delaware State, South Dakota State

By Bianca Seward / WRITER | November 3

When it comes to the No. 1 Auburn equestrian team, there's no horsing around. The team will pack up and head north Nov. 5 in hopes of securing a fifth consecutive win for the season.

Cash cow or chump change

By Robert E. Lee / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR | October 20

Professors will now have a few more pennies in the jar after they retire.

Auburn defensive back Neiko Thorpe tackles an opposing Tiger during the 2010 Auburn vs. Clemson game. (CONTRIBUTED)

Will the real Tigers please stand up?

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | September 15

After a thrilling finish last weekend against Mississippi State, No. 19 Auburn (2-0, 1-0 SEC) faces its first away game as the Tigers make a trip to Clemson (2-0) to play at Death Valley.

Goal-line stop clinches Auburn win

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | September 11

Auburn (2-0) showed fans why football is called a game of inches Saturday.

Auburn fans cheer as freshman running back Tre Mason sprints past Utah State defenders for a 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the second quarter Saturday. (Robert E. Lee / ASSISTANT CAMPUS EDITOR)

Tigers steal last-minute victory from Utah State

By Christina Santee / SPORTS EDITOR | September 9

A win is a win.

Wait, the Auburn Tigers almost lost to the Utah State Aggies?

By Brandon Miller / ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR | September 8

As I sat in Jordan-Hare Saturday, everything in the world felt right again. The band was playing loudly, the team was back on the field and an abundance of fans wearing orange were in attendance.

Tigers sneak past Aggies in season opener

By Christina Santee / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | September 4

The No. 23 ranked Auburn Tigers kicked off the 2011 season as defending national champions before a crowd of 85,245 Saturday, stealing a last-minute, 42-38 win against the unranked Utah State Aggies.

Auburn Board of Trustee update

By Staff reports | June 2

A bill passed May 31 by the Alabama State Senate will allow Alabamians to vote on a plan to revise the makeup of the Auburn University Board of Trustees.

Auburn Loses Third Straight to LSU

By Patrick Dever / Assistant Sports Editor | October 25

BATON ROUGE, La.-Auburn Tigers football lost its third game in as many weeks Saturday to Louisiana State University, 31-10."LSU played a great game," said Auburn head coach Gene Chizik. "From the beginning to the end, they executed better than we did, and I'd say they beat us in about every phase of the football game."

Tigers take down the Bulldogs 49-24

By Nick Van Der Linden / ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR | September 13

Records were once again broken as Auburn ran past Mississippi State 49-24 Saturday night in Jordan-Hare Stadium and are now 2-0, 1-0 SEC.

Governor Riley Announces First Class Pre-K Program

By Jordan Brantley/Staff Writer | July 17

Gov. Bob Riley announced July 7th that 27 classrooms around the state will now be sites for the First Class Pre-K program.The nation's top-rated kindergarten program will now serve a total number of 3,808 children.According to the press release, since the First Class initiative first started in November 2007, 68 percent more four-year-olds are being served by the program, and there are now 213 First Class classrooms in Alabama."Alabama is providing the nation's highest quality pre-K program to more students than ever before," Riley said in the press release.