New and returning students can connect with all things sustainability during the Sustainability Picnic!

The Auburn University College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment has unveiled a multi-disciplinary roster of speakers and conference agenda for the 2024 cross-laminated timber conference, Oct. 7-9, in Auburn.

The Auburn University Music Project will offer beginner strings classes for students in grades 3-5 starting Sept. 3.

A team of hatchery scientists from the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station’s E. W. Shell Fisheries Center was awarded $300,000 by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture to develop an immersion-based vaccine for a common bacteria that can cause internal swelling and hemorrhaging gills in largemouth bass.

Professor Jeff LaMondia and Assistant Professor Ben Bowers are attempting to help local and state agencies incorporate transportation resilience policies into their everyday planning.

From the Loveliest Village on the Plains comes Mari Miles Dempsey, a senior chemical engineering Honors student concentrating in biomedical engineering, and currently researching the effect of acoustics in the growth and further development of physarum polycephalum in the Nature Inspired Fluids and Elasticity Lab.

Over the 2023-24 academic year, the Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies' Community and Collegiate Programs division served more than 325 nonprofits, included 47 featured expert speakers, provided training sessions and professional development and more across 29 different counties in the state of Alabama.

Gretchen Oliver’s life motto is “be better tomorrow,” and it’s a motto that she has been striving to instill in her students in Auburn’s School of Kinesiology for the past decade.

Student-athlete Allison Tanner pursues an MBA and co-founded a startup after injuries derailed her high jumping career.

Two Auburn baseball fans, a student and an alumnus, are working on the Plainsman Park expansion project.

Assistant professor in chemical engineering awarded $303,707 grant to develop more durable membranes used during reverse osmosis.

Topics that will be covered include PowerPoint, Word and OneNote, Forms and Power Automate and Accessibility.

As the incoming director of the Honors College, Laura Stevens, the English professor and previous director at the University of Tulsa’s Undergraduate Research Challenge, immediately felt a sense of belonging.

Auburn employees who wish to enhance their personal and professional development are encouraged to register for this ground-breaking program. There is no cost to participate.

Have you ever wondered if 3D printers, electronics or podcasts could be part of your class? Are you looking for innovative assignments to promote student engagement? If so, register for this learning community!

Even in retirement, mechanical engineering professor emeritus Sushil Bhavnani's work with vapor bubbles is rising to the top.

John Stephen “Steve” Newton, ’75 civil engineering and ’76 environmental engineering, has been inducted into the Alabama Sports Officials Foundation Hall of Fame Class of 2024.

HL Mando America Corp. was recognized for its support of Auburn, the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering and the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Paul Ohno is the recipient of a new award from the National Institutes of Health that will allow him to develop novel research and a new instrument.

Originally from Ghana in West Africa, first-generation college student Ernest Opoku is living out his passion for chemistry as a doctoral student at Auburn University.

Jay Ramapuram, professor in the Harrison College of Pharmacy, was recently selected as a Fellow by the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists.

Pharmacy's Health Outcomes Research and Policy graduate option was selected for a national Program Achievement Award.

Auburn's Department of Biosystems Engineering was hard to miss — and beat — at the 2024 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers Annual International Meeting.

Why did Auburn have more than 4,000 middle and high school students on its campus recently? Logan McKissick with Auburn Youth Programs provides the answer.

Join University Writing for three programs specifically designed for graduate students.

On the latest episode of the award-winning #GINNing Podcast, chemical engineering senior JaVaris Branford reflects on the incredible opportunities that make the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering the best student-centered engineering education experience in America.

Amid the cheers of families and friends, Auburn’s summer graduation featured a trio of ceremonies that highlighted the achievements of the university’s newest graduates.

Taylor Lane, an undergraduate student majoring in rehabilitation and disability studies, will represent the College of Education as the student marshal for Auburn University’s summer 2024 commencement ceremonies.

John Mahas focused his work on managing the emerging cotton leafroll dwarf virus and its vector, the cotton aphid. This research led to the publication of two peer-reviewed papers, one of which marked a first in the Southeastern United States.

Auburn University employees can take advantage of their Community Service Leave (CSL) to participate in this special event.

For its continued efforts to incorporate safety into research and education, Auburn Engineering earned the Campus Safety, Health and Environmental Management Association’s 2024 Innovation Award for “Safety Culture for a Large School.”

The Department of Music’s AU Music Project will offer a 12-week course this fall semester exploring Indian music.

Simply asking a question opened up a world of opportunity for Mary Layton Lancaster.

Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist and Auburn swimming great Rowdy Gaines talks about perseverance and the peaks and valleys of life in this College of Human Sciences podcast. Gaines shared this conversation minutes before being celebrated at the 29th Annual International Quality of Life Awards in 2022.

Some catfish are rapidly growing too large, so Auburn researchers are stepping up to help the Alabama farmers who produce one-third of the nation's catfish.

As part of its efforts to advance the use of artificial intelligence (AI), Auburn University has been featured in a new case study published by Microsoft highlighting the institution’s work to spearhead innovation and bolstering AI literacy across its academic, research and administrative endeavors.

Six students complete the first pediatric elective program offered by College of Nursing in partnership with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Elizabeth Covington receives Innovation Award from an AACP Special Interest Group, recognizing her use of ChatGPT in pharmacy experiential education.

A partnership between Auburn's Harrison College of Pharmacy and the Alabama State Health Insurance Assistance Program has helped Medicare patients across Alabama for a decade.

Sydnee Johnson, a soon to be Auburn University graduate receiving her bachelor’s degree in apparel design and production management, will represent the College of Human Sciences as the Graduation Marshal for the Summer 2024 commencement exercises.

Facilities Management recently published a video highlighting the Capitol Projects it has finished in 2024.

Underneath pastures and woodlands just south of Notasulga, an Alabama Civil War camp may be waiting to be discovered. College of Liberal Arts students are working to be the first to uncover it.

Ken Day’s passion for natural resource management ignited at CFWE in 1976.

Rachel West was awarded "Top Review Article of the Year" by Biology of Reproduction at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Reproduction in Dublin, Ireland.

Auburn’s newly established veterans employee resource/affinity group invites you to join us for the Veterans Welcome Reception on Aug. 26.

The program introduces the engineering design processes that are used to solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges to underrepresented high school students from throughout the state.

Nic Coffey of Trussville, Alabama, has been selected as the student marshal for the College of Architecture, Design and Construction at Auburn University’s summer 2024 commencement ceremony, scheduled for Aug. 3.

Four alumni of Auburn University have recently been elected to the Alabama Business Hall of Fame class of 2024.

Dremere Woods, a senior industrial engineering major and first-generation college student, describes the Auburn Family's support as a game-changer for him during his years on the Plains.