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Student starts international group travel business

By Drew Daws | Campus Writer | November 1

Two years after his initial trip to Europe, Bradford, a fifth-year senior in industrial engineering, has traveled to 64 countries in Europe, covering the entire continent. 

Places to explore in Columbus, Georgia

By Reagan Day Berg | Lifestyle Writer | September 25

Lined with brick buildings and colorful mural walls, Columbus is just 45 minutes away from Auburn. 

Where in the world did Auburn students study this summer?

By Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor | August 17

This past summer set a record for the number of Auburn students who took part in programs abroad in an academic year with 1,354 students studying in over 60 countries, according to Auburn Abroad. Deborah Weiss, director of Auburn Abroad, said this year was a success.

Tax agreement with Airbnb to take effect in Opelika today

By Staff Report | August 1

The city of Opelika now has a tax agreement with Airbnb. The agreement authorizes the company to collect the local hotel tax on behalf of its Opelika hosts. The revenue from the tax will go directly back to the city.

COLUMN: A study abroad guide for interested students

By Cole McCauley | Staff Writer | August 3

Auburn has fantastic study abroad programs that cater to students of all areas of study and background. With over 100 programs, the possibilities are endless.

COLUMN: From Alabama to NYC

By Jessica Ballard | Copy Editor | April 27

This summer I move to New York City for an internship with Resource Magazine, a photography publication based in Brooklyn. 

Adventuring Out of the Auburn Bubble

By Delaney McDevitt | Lifestyle Writer | February 20

As much as we love Auburn and its bubble where everything is great and jolly, sometimes we just have to get away.

TIPS: Getting to the Sugar Bowl on a budget

By Lily Jackson | Lifestyle Editor | December 29

Here are some cost-cutting curves that'll get you closer to the Superdome while keeping you out of your parent's 401K.

Travel: Oxford, the little town no one knew

By Emily Esleck | Design Editor | December 4

London, Paris, Milan, Santorini. These are just a few picturesque places I think of when I hear the word travel.

I was in Paris during the Nice, France, terror attack

By Sarah Partain | Intrigue Writer | August 31

As Americans, we are safe. I spent July studying abroad in Paris, learning the ins and outs of the French language and culture.

BLOG: Auburn students abroad- Trading one 'AU' for another

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | August 23

Read about Lily Jackson's adventures as a traveling au pair.

Culture shock or culture swap?

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | June 22

It's one thing to read about Asia and scroll through pictures on a Google. It's an entirely different feeling when you step out into the breathtaking heat of an Asian country.

Never had a friend like these

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | June 22

Never, have I ever been known as timid or shy.  This has changed, as I have begun attempting to make friends in Asia.  I have the best job, hanging out with brilliant kids that are hilarious and exciting.

Auburn alumna readies for cross-country bike trip

By Alex Wilkerson | Community Writer | February 17

For many students at Auburn, biking across the state seems nearly impossible, much less biking across the country.  But for Hillary Rizk, an Auburn graduate who works with the Wesley Foundation, she knew she could do one better.

Travel With Care 2012 kicks off Monday

By Hope Burleson / WRITER | March 19

Auburn will launch its 2012 Travel With Care campaign Monday, March 19 at 10:30 a.m. on Samford Lawn.

May European metropolitan tour available to juniors, seniors and recent alumni

By Susan Ann Cook / WRITER | January 14

Auburn Alumni Association would like to invite you to join their fourth annual Graduation Trip.

Air Travel Still Flying Higher in Safety Records

By Stephanie England/Staff Writer | July 26

From the crash of the Air France flight over the Atlantic, to a football sized hole found in the fuselage of a Southwest Airlines flight, many people are wondering how safe airplanes are. "I think it's definitely scary when you hear things like that, " said Caroline Taylor a junior in communications.