At 5 a.m. when most college student's are still asleep or just getting in for the night, the Auburn University Marine Corps are pushing their way through morning training.

After running 4.5 miles with more than 10 pounds of gear, jumping over walls, crawling through mud pits and pulling up sky-high ropes, it's hard to imaging how the AU Marine's are able to make it to class...and stay awake.

Eagle Eye reporter, Carrie Williams, joins the Marines for their 5 a.m. training and get's put to the test in the Ultimate Marine Corps Challenge. Watch here for the full story.

In this weeks episode, we take you to the Marine's ROTC Mud Run, and we have the latest on the guys trying to get a hug from Taylor Swift. Plus, we have a look at the new Apple iPad from the AU Bookstore.

Eagle Eye Senior Reporter, Carrie Williams, gets muddy with the Marines for their first-annual Mud Run event.

To watch her full story, tune-in to Eagle Eye News' live broadcast this Monday night at 7 p.m.

Will Graham, grandson of Billy Graham, came to Auburn to spread his message of faith and hope along with Musical Guests such as Skillet, Toby Mac, Decemberadio, Mathew West and Trip Lee.

Miles Ellis has the report

What would you do to meet your favorite celebrity? How about a Hug from him or her? Michael Wekall and Ryan Leander have become local celebrities and are picking up national attention as their campaign to get a hug from Taylor Swift has made it to the homepage of TaylorSwift.com. Taylor is now issuing challenges that the duo must complete before they receive their hug.

UPDATE: Taylor Swift posts a response. Scroll down past our video to find out what the next challenge will be!

FIND OUT WHAT HAS EIGHTY AUBURN STUDENTS WALKING OVER 60 MILES. AND WE HAVE THE INSIDE LOOK AT BILLY GRAHAMS GRANDSON VISIT TO THE PLAINS. PLUS, WHAT WOULD YOU DO FOR A HUG FROM YOUR FAVORITE CELEBIRTY? WELL SHOW YOU WHAT LENGTHS SOME AUBURN STUDENTS ARE GOING THROUGH TO GET A HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER HUG.

The Auburn Choral Department hosted it's annual 'Spring Choral Concert' this past Sunday. The audience had the privilege of hearing the Women's Choir, the Men's Choir, and Auburn University's own Chamber Choir.
The performance showed off the vocal talents of the young singers and gave them the chance to belt it out in front of a large crowd.

Doo-Nanny is an art, music, and movie festival that takes place in Seale, Alabama on folk artist Butch Anthony's 80 acre farm. The weekend-long festival includes an art auction at the Possom Trot, a Doo-Nanny (a sort of large flammable tee-pee) burn, and whatever other activities are dreamed up by Anthony and his folk artist friends. The festival began about 10 years ago as a roadside art show, and has grown to include music, movies, and experimental architecture. Many people camp out, since the nearest lodging is 30 minutes away in Eufaula, AL or Columbus, GA. I give you an inside look at this year's Doo-Nanny and Butch Anthony's Museum of Wonder that is open all year long.

In this weeks show we take a look at how some students are helping save lives on campus, plus we'll show you the AU Rhythm Dance Troupe, and take you to one of the biggest St. Patrick's Day celebrations in the country.