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Auburn to partner with NASA on 3-D printing

AUBURN, Ala. – NASA and ASTM International, a global standards organization, have selected Auburn University for two new partnerships that will spur technological advances in additive manufacturing, also known as 3-D printing. Auburn, expanding upon its existing relationship with NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, has formed the National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence.


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Spring Break safety tips

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Auburn University's spring break starts Friday, and many students will be traveling and having fun with friends during the break.  With spring break comes an increased risk for dangers associated with excessive alcohol consumption and additional traffic on major roadways. "The safest approach is just not do dangerous activities," said Dr. Alan Moore, Medical Director of the East Alabama Medical Center Emergency Department, "in particular don't drive if you're drinking at all." According to the Centers for Disease Control, a person dies in an alcohol-related car crash every 31 minutes, deaths that Alabama's law enforcement officials want to prevent this spring break season. "Alabama law forbids open containers," said Corporal Jesse Thornton with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, "If you are under 21 don't be drinking, if you are of legal age to be consuming alcohol do it responsibly do not get on the highways." Officials remind students to be aware of what they are doing during the break and to not let one week of bad decisions impact the rest of their life. "Understand that spring break lasts one week versus the rest of your life," said Thornton. 


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Exclusive: Keck and Block Discuss Auburn SGA Transition

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- New Auburn University Student Government Association President Dane Block and past SGA President Jacqueline Keck discussed their administrations, priorities and leadership thoughts in an exclusive interview with Eagle Eye TV.  "I want it to be a memory of the way we treated people and a legacy that was left by a high standard of work ethic, but also moral character," said Keck. Keck also discussed how changes to campus dining and the implementation of recommendations made by SGA's dining task force into the new campus dining contract. "I have to say that the dining contract was my favorite," mentioned Keck. Block discussed 


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Two Individuals Arrested Sunday for Trespassing in Jordan Hare Stadium

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Two individuals were arrested early Sunday morning after allegedly breaking into Auburn University’s Jordan Hare Stadium. According to Auburn Police Division spokesperson Lorenza Dorsey, Harry James Bicksler and Elizabeth Freret Harmon were found by officers in the south east end zone of the stadium.


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Poll: Are You Supportive of New Campus Dining Changes?

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Auburn University recently announced some new changes in who will provide dining on campus. Aramark will replace Chartwells as the University's primary dinning contractor starting this summer.  In addition to the new contractor change, Panera Bread and Prevail Union are set to open campus locations in the coming months.  Are you looking forward to the new campus dining changes?


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Web Extra: Behind the Scenes of Auburn Theater's Production of Chicago

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- Auburn University Theater's performance of the musical Chicago has sold out for all their performances. The show, which includes former Miss Alabama Meg McGuffin, is set in 1920s Chicago. Eagle Eye TV spoke to Ebony Strong, who plays Matron "Mama" Morton, about the performance and what goes into producing a Broadway show at Auburn. 


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Report by the Chronicle of Higher Education Outlines Potential Athletic Influence In Auburn's Academic Operations

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- A recent report by the Chronicle of Higher Education issues a scathing report of how Auburn University’s Athletics Department allegedly wields substantial influence of some portions of the University’s academic units. Much of the article discussed some of the details associated with the fallout over the large percentage of athletes enrolled at one time in the College of Liberal Art’s Public Administration major.


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New SGA Executive Officers Announced

AUBURN, Ala. (EETV)- The names of the next appointed Auburn University Student Government Association executive officers have been released. According to SGA Vice President-elect Schyler Burney; Mackenzie Yelton, Patrick Starr, Austin Chandler, Jordan Kramer and Bailey Hand have been identified as the next appointed executive team. Yelton, who currently serves as SGA’s Executive Secretary, has been identified as the next Chief of Staff.