This week, SGA's Supreme Court was called to make an interpretation of SGA's Code of Laws regarding campaign materials. The court found that Elections Board interpreted the relevant section of the Code of Laws incorrectly.
A robbery occurred near campus in the 100 block of West Magnolia, according to the Auburn Police Division.
The certification program requires 15 credit hours of online coursework that involve examining public health threats like infectious diseases and assessing strategies for creating sustainable ecosystems.
In September 2019, it was announced that this New York Times Bestseller on criminal justice reform would be turned into a movie.
Gov. Kay Ivey announced Thursday she will undergo treatment for lung cancer.
The Opelika Police Department found 17-year-old Emalee Stringfellow, who was reported missing in the Tiger Town area Wednesday night.
Police said suspect Anthony Marquez Buchannon, 17, from Auburn, is being held on a $75,000 bond in the Lee County Jail.
Police said they are still searching for an Auburn student who was reported missing over two weeks ago after not showing up on the first day of classes. Taiwanese graduate student Chih-Kai Lai, 21, was in the United States a few weeks prior to the first day of classes, police said. Lai, who resides ...
Chih Kai Lai was reported missing after he did not reporter to a scheduled class on campus Monday, Aug. 19.
An attempted robbery occurred near campus Thursday morning, according to police. The incident occurred near the 600 block of West Magnolia Avenue around 4:30 a.m. Thursday. The victim said a man poked him in the back with an unknown object and demanded his belongings, according to police. There was ...
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Road closure on South Donahue.
The Elections Council announced the Top 5 Miss Homecoming candidates Wednesday.
The Top 20 Miss Homecoming candidates were announced Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2018.
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