Stephen Lanzi | Campus Editor
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Miss Homecoming 2019 sets record for voter turnout
For the first time in the history of Miss Homecoming, the voter turnout exceeded 10,000. This year also set the record for percentage of eligible voters who cast a ballot.
Short-term rental cars come to campus
Auburn Parking Services has partnered with Zipcar to provide two short-term rental cars that can be used for hours at a time.
SGA initiative allows students to ask faculty, staff to free lunches to build relationships
Flunch is an SGA initiative that allows students to ask professors, administrators or other faculty and staff to a free lunch, paid for by the University, to foster more personal relationships.
Voting for Miss Homecoming open today
Voting for Miss Homecoming is open today. Here is a rundown of the candidates and their platforms.
Critical Conversations Speaker Series to return with Harvard sociologist
The Critical Conversations Speaker Series is returning for a third year on Nov. 7 with Harvard assistant professor and author Anthony Jack who will speak about low-income college students.
IMPACT volunteer opportunities begin Tuesday
Peyton Parra, president of IMPACT, said there won’t be any changes to the sites this semester, but there was a lot of work she and the rest of the executive team put in to making adjustments over the summer.
Report: Auburn football paying two highest non-conference payouts in 2019
Auburn is doling out the two largest individual payouts for out-of-conference games in the entire country.
UPC bringing Cody Ko, Noel Miller to campus
YouTube stars and stand-up comedians Cody Ko and Noel Miller will be coming to campus for UPC's Fall Comedian staple event.
Miss Homecoming Top 20 announced
After the traditional callouts on Cater Lawn were cancelled due to weather concerns, Miss Homecoming Top 20 was announced electronically.
'It's not an accurate depiction': More to the Princeton Review rankings than student happiness
Auburn was ranked the No. 1 college or university in student happiness, but that’s not the entire story. The Princeton Review’s annual rankings also had Auburn at No. 5 in LGBT-unfriendly and No. 9 in little class/race interaction, indicating to student leaders that a cultural shift is needed on campus.
