This week, Piper Bosart and Becca Benner share local love stories and the tips they have for other couples.

Despite the City of Auburn rejecting the NAACP's redistricting plan, their involvement in Auburn politics will continue. This week, Elizabeth Bartlett explains the NAACP's redistricting plan and how they will continue to influence Auburn.

Whether it's in the stands, in the cold or online, Auburn basketball fans support their team. This week, Auburn Twitter personalities Allie Davison and @PabloEscoburner share their experiences building an online community.

Following the retirement of University President Jay Gogue, Chris Roberts, dean of the college of engineering, will assume the role. Trice Brown and Destini Ambus share what we know about what his leadership could look like.

At Tuesday's Auburn City Council meeting, council members approved multiple rezoning ordinances despite citizens concerns. Caroline Craig explains these rezonings and why the council voted to approve them.

All around success in Auburn Arena: members of the Plainsman talk basketball and gymnastics while Noah Griffith reflects on his column about being a mobility-impaired basketball fan.

Auburn alumnus Jonathan Harrison is competing on Gordon Ramsey's newest cooking show, highlighting Southern cuisine with the hope of pushing the South forward. This week, Emily Nagy talks about Harrison's personality and mission.

This week, Caroline Craig explains why Auburn City Council voted to approve the City’s proposed redistricting plan instead of the NAACP's plan, which many community members spoke in support of.

Bruce Pearl knows there are challenges ahead, and Henry Zimmer gives insight on what’s to come. Also this week, Vice President of the Auburn Jungle, Michael Floyd talks fan dedication.

Whether you say Bruceland, Pearlville or Jungle City, it is likely here to stay. Henry Zimmer shares what students did to prepare for Auburn's game against Kentucky and how that energy followed them in the Arena.