Maddie Larkin is redefining what today's student looks like. The use of artificial intelligence is ever growing on campus, and Maddie is putting it to good use.

As University Housing's first community housing coordinator, Allison Roosa helps families navigate the search for a place to call home.

Sophia Groth is well known for her exceptional athletic skills inside Neville Arena as a standout member of the Auburn gymnastics team. What some might not know is that she is just as much of a star in the classroom, nearing the completion — in just one year — of her master’s degree in adult administration of supervision and curriculum.

Julia Wiard isn’t just leading the Leadership Minor program — she’s cultivating a new generation of trailblazers, guiding our brightest minds toward making lasting impacts on campus and beyond.

Nearly 300 engineering students displayed their senior design projects before dozens of industry professional judges at the college's second Capstone Showcase.

Mechanical engineering's Michael Zabala will be a visiting professor for six months in Italy's Museo Galileo, a museum dedicated to astronomer and scientist Galileo Galilei, providing him with the opportunity to pursue the strong historical ties between biomechanics and Renaissance-era scientists.

231 talented participants from grades six through 12 showcased their independent research projects at the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair (ASEF).

Engineering's Career Development and Corporate Relations office presented the 2024-25 Frank Vandegrift Co-op Student of the Year award to Katie Day, a junior in electrical and computer engineering.

The Harrison College of Pharmacy chapter of Phi Lambda Sigma initiated 20 new members during a ceremony held on April 2 in a ceremony in Auburn.

Auburn College of Education students Jessie Barclay and Mary Wheelock say they’ve learned a lot while teaching in a rural area. The two were the first in an initial cohort of the Rural Teacher Fellowship Program that the College of Education and University Outreach began this spring at Eclectic Elementary School in Eclectic, Alabama.

Three students will be remembered.

Auburn College of Education student Laney Roe is not only a standout in the classroom but also for her stellar work in the college’s Office of Academic and Faculty Affairs as a top student worker.

Auburn has issued a ‘save the date and call for abstracts’ for the International Conference on Forest Carbon and Resilience to be hosted at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center, Sept. 29-Oct. 1.

The report includes important metrics and highlights for each University Human Resources unit.

Submissions, including lightning talks, standard oral presentations and poster presentations, for the Alabama Water Resources Conference will be accepted until May 23.

Auburn University Libraries launches a new Popular Reading Collection focused on leisure reading.

Andy Young has worked behind the scenes for some of the biggest names in sports. Now he’s teaching the next generation of professionals in Auburn as a journalism-sports production professor.

She'll be honest — growing up in Denver, Shelby Balding had never heard of Auburn. Now, the civil engineering junior and cross-country crusader can't stop talking about it.

The ISTEM Connectory at Auburn University hosted Alabama’s first-ever Invention Convention on Saturday, April 5.

Shiqiang (Nick) Zou, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, earned a grant to test an electricity-based method for breaking down toxic PFAS chemicals — also known as "forever chemicals" — in water safer, cheaper and more sustainable.

Auburn ’s Industrial and Systems Engineering team continues to play a vital role in an international partnership with the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, contributing to groundbreaking research in sustainable logistics.

The student-led organization, the Auburn Artificial Intelligence Initiative, will host the Auburn AI Summit on Tuesday, April 22, at The Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center.

The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce the promotion and/or tenure of 115 Auburn faculty members, reflecting the institution’s high standards of professional achievement in instruction, research, creative scholarship and service.

Meet Elyse Corbitt, operations coordinator for the EAGLES Program.

Leah Johnson is the first applied biotechnology major to be selected for HudsonAlpha's highly competitive BioTrain internship.

Nursing faculty member Morgan Yordy studies a wide range of health-related topics, including animal-assisted therapy, emotional and sensory regulation and interdisciplinary collaboration opportunities for school nurses.

Building science faculty Eric Wetzel and Ken Sands have created a novel device aimed at alleviating the burden of heat stress for construction workers.

A celebration of the life and career of Timothy B. Boosinger, who passed away in January, is scheduled for Thursday, April 17, at 3 p.m., in the College of Veterinary Medicine's Veterinary Education Center.

Leukemia survivor Karina Sones is thriving thanks to the EAGLES program and the Auburn Family’s generosity.

The College of Human Sciences was strongly represented at Auburn’s 2025 Research Symposium as undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral researchers presented their research and scholarly discoveries through oral and poster presentations.

The Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering welcomed middle school students from the Huntsville Learning Center’s STREAM Team program for a day of hands-on STEM exploration.

With energy costs rising and grids failing, Auburn is developing new energy sources to power the future.

JoEllen Sefton received the 2024 Award for Excellence in Faculty Outreach for her work's profound and lasting impact on the military, local public servants, tactical athletes and students.

Three generations and counting contribute to a growing pecan farm's success.

Samantha Sampson knew her kitten, Hashbrown, was a fighter. Dr. Randolph Winter and the AU CVM surgical team partnered on a new heart surgery on the young kitten to prove her right.

Angela Wiley, professor and head of the Department of Human Development and Family Science in the College of Human Sciences, has been named associate provost for institutional effectiveness, effective July 1.

NASA’s Nicky Fox spoke to a crowd of more than 200 at the 2025 Duncan Lecture, sharing stories from her career and insights into NASA’s latest science missions. Hosted by the College of Sciences and Mathematics, the event offered an inspiring look at space exploration, solar research and the future of science at NASA.

Taking place in the 1960s, the musical “Violet” follows the titular character as she journeys to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in hopes of a miracle.

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering’s Office of Communications and Marketing recently earned 12 Educational Advertising Awards — the country’s largest educational advertising awards competition.

McWhorter School of Building Science alumnae are making a big impact in the growing construction market of Denver, Colorado, turning their Auburn education into successful careers in the Mile High City.

Rand Pinson ’08 has a strong interest in the narrative power of architecture—a perspective that extends to his own career.

Ashley Daniels in the new business and administrative services coordinator for the Honors College. A lifelong Auburn fan, she’s excited to contribute to the Honors experience and join a team that cares about the success of its students and faculty.

Five students in the Counseling Psychology doctoral program of Auburn’s College of Education recently landed prestigious pre-doctoral internships at leading peer institutions.

More than 150 students participated in the 12th Graduate Engineering Research Showcase, with a chemical engineering graduate student winning first place for her work in transparent soil experiments and fluid mechanics.

Honors students Caroline Duncan and Gavin Grann have earned study abroad scholarships through the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, 100+ Women Strong and Birdsong awards to support their international experiences this summer, helping send Duncan to Italy and Grann to Chile.

U.S. News and World Report, which ranks graduate programs nationally each spring, designated Auburn Engineering No. 33 among public institutions in its annual list.

Auburn’s College of Education is once again listed among the nation’s best public and private schools for graduate education programs, according to U.S. News and World Report.

Allie Blubaugh was recently selected as a student member of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Council on Pharmacy Practice.