Paperbacks? Half price. Hardbacks? Two dollars off. All of them.

The traffic on Hwy 280 this past Saturday was bangin’, but it wasn’t just the record-breaking A-Day attendees.

Ben Bartley tries to reconcile the carefully orchestrated waltz of A-Day at Jordan-Hare and the free-form, oak-shaded jazz of Waverly’s Old 280 Boogie only to realize that Auburn girls in sundresses look good no matter where they are.

“We’re in a college town,” says Heath Truitt. “This what you’re supposed to do.”

Things are improving – just not fast enough. Nor with proper discernment.

Former frontgal for Pretty Beat Up gets pumpkin in her boots for her debut column.

This is the story of when young Ben Bartley met old Madison Jones, Auburn’s literary giant, who’s novel “A Cry of Absence” was called “the last pure tragedy written by a southerner.”

The Daily Believer is your daily dose of whAUtever, a dose that grows by the second, minute, hour, who knows. Maybe there’s something going on tonight at the Gnu’s Room. Maybe there’s a volleyball game. Maybe there’s some update to The War Eagle Reader you need to know about. Maybe last night’s episode of House [...]

We’d like to give a big “thank you” to all our photo contestants. We’re putting up a few for everyone to see. But do you know what’s awesome? A lot of folks just sent in a photo just ’cause. They already had tickets to the game. So, keep sending ‘em in folks. (I feel a [...]

Check out some scenes – food, books, pottery, beads, yoga, derby girls – from the re-christening of the area formerly known as ‘Down there, you know, by Amsterdam.’