A Montgomery man convicted of killing three men two years ago at University Heights apartment complex will be facing a lawsuit early this month against the victims and their families for their wrongful deaths and injuries.
The City of Auburn will celebrate its 15th annual Fourth of July Spectacle on Friday, July 4, at Duck Samford Lawn.
The Auburn City Council debated a temporary Magnolia Avenue road block set for Friday, Aug. 29, at the Tuesday, July 1, meeting.
Auburn Parking Services has issued new parking, ticketing and zoning ordinances that will begin this summer for students, faculty and guests.
The Auburn University Board of Trustees announced several updates concerning tuition and enrollment this fall, including the unanimous election of a second term pro tempore president at the Friday, June 27, meeting.
Auburn University is a monopoly, and I am not referring to the Auburnopoly board game you buy at the bookstore. It is clear that in any monopoly the concern is to profit, and at a university, students are profitable.
Every four years, the Special Olympics USA Games awaits competitors throughout the nation, including the District of Colombia. This year, 18 people represented team Alabama from Lee County, and they came for the gold.
This fall, students, faculty and staff will have the opportunity to unite in a group exercise setting to train and become a certified yoga instructor.
After the coloring books are filled, spills are cleaned and the creative activity has simmered at home, it's time for something new. The Auburn and Opelika area have babysitters, children and budgets in mind this summer by organizing interactive events to entertain all.
This Father's Day, Kody Coggin, junior in industrial and systems engineering, and Lt. Col. Jeff Coggin, retired Air Force, entered the woods to share their love of mountain biking, the first of many adventure sports they started together to launch their project, FitKwest.
