2025 Commencement

Celebrating Auburn’s Class of Summer 2025

Among the sea of caps and gowns, each Auburn graduate has their own unforgettable journey – a testament to the heart and soul of the Auburn Creed and the unbreakable bonds of the Auburn Family.

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Undergraduate Majors
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Abby Lin
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Vince Wolfram
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335,000+
Alumni
Summer 2025 Commencement Preview

Neville Arena will roar with Tiger pride as alumnus Dr. Neil Lamb, president of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, delivers the keynote address during Summer Commencement ceremonies.

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Know Before You Go

Headed to Summer Commencement at Neville Arena? From Auburn’s clear bag policies and ticketing to parking maps and FAQ’s, we’ve got you covered.

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Clear Bag Policy
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Ceremony Schedule
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FAQs
Email Us

Got a specific question about Summer 2025 Commencement? Email us at commencement@auburn.edu.

Watch Live

Unable to attend commencement in person, but still want to be a part of the pomp and circumstance?  Watch all Summer 2025 Commencement ceremonies LIVE here!

The live stream will begin approximately 15 minutes before the ceremony begins.

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