Huntsville native Ellie Korotky is Auburn’s newly crowned Miss Homecoming 2023, captain of the Tiger Paws and a senior working toward her bachelor of science in nutrition and dietetics.

2023 IQLA Honorees take life challenging seasons and change lives for better around the world

Randomly selected Auburn faculty and staff may receive a survey via email from RHB in the next two days. Your insights are critical to help shape Auburn's brand.

Starr Hutcherson, a rock star Doctor of Veterinary Medicine student, discovers neurology in his first year, appreciates the mentorship of professors and dives into such challenging programs as CVM’s Summer VIP And Summer Scholars Program—all while wearing the “weird neuro guy” badge with honor.

To strategically address the nation’s ongoing food security issues, the Office of Academic Insight and the College of Veterinary Medicine are working to develop solutions to increase the number of veterinarians working in food-animal operations, a critical component of food production and human consumption.

Drew Kostic, Brewing Science and Operations alumnus, was recently hired to serve as the new Head Brewer and On-site Manager at the New Realm Brewing Company – Auburn microbrewery, which recently opened inside the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center – home to the College of Human Sciences Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management.

Faculty and Alabama Extension specialists in Auburn’s College of Agriculture work with farmers to help them adopt conservation practices and tackle social or economic barriers.

At its recent September conference in La Jolla, California, the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) honored Larry Rilett, director of the Auburn University Transportation Research Institute (AUTRI), with its prestigious Steinberg Award, which annually recognizes “an individual who has made remarkable contributions to transportation education and research.”

Matthew Yarnold, director of the Advanced Structural Engineering Laboratory (ASEL) and an associate professor in civil and environmental engineering, is working to improve the long-term functionality of bridges in Alabama by focusing on how to improve deck slabs that connect bridge decks without using traditional deck joints.

College of Engineering recognized for advocating transformational research that doesn't push the boundaries of safety.

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering is taking steps to enhance career preparedness in students. Next Level, a new program in the works among the college’s faculty and staff, aims to improve first destination satisfaction and career readiness after college by focusing on formative career development, as well as oral and written articulation of a student’s academic and experiential achievements.

Shiqiang Zou, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering (CEE) and Michael Perez, associate professor in CEE, are collaborating with the University of South Alabama on a three-year, $1.3 million project to upgrade geotextiles to filter excessive nutrients from stormwater runoff into the Gulf Coast ecosystem. Auburn University has been awarded $420,000 as part of the grant. Other collaborators include Wake Forest University and Mobile Baykeeper.

For the fifth consecutive year, Auburn University has set a record for the highest enrollment, exceeding 33,000 students, and welcomed the largest first-year class in the institution’s 167-year history.

Fine arts major Collin Crowder’s artistic journey highlights the unique intersection of origami, music and fine arts.

The Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies is partnering with the Southeast Alabama Community Foundation to present a day of training for nonprofits.

Auburn University College of Human Sciences’ Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies to feature Caryn Terradas, CEO of Social U, in a virtual program, titled “Social Media Strategies for Nonprofits.”

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Auburn University’s bald eagle, Independence, will soon embark on a return flight to Philadelphia — a trip that marks a heightened relationship between Auburn and the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles.

A collection of some of Facilities Management's most recent capital projects from the Melton Student Center Starbucks relocation to the College of Education and STEM + Ag complexes.

Dr. Chaitra will take us on a musical journey with the Auburn Indian Music Ensemble using vocals and traditional Indian acoustic instruments.

In this episode of Everything Auburn, we’re delving into a unique way in which Auburn University is quickly becoming known as "Food U" through several innovative initiatives, including a rooftop garden.

Following an external search, Abbygail (Abby) Langham, director of assessment and strategic planning in Student Affairs at Auburn University, has been named the university’s first executive director for Administrative Effectiveness, effective Oct. 1.

Recognizing a need to further prepare students for careers in health care and the pharmaceutical industry, the Harrison College of Pharmacy is pleased to offer a new Bachelor of Science in Drug and Biopharmaceutical Sciences.

East Alabama residents will soon experience more comprehensive social services, thanks to the work of the Opelika Police Department’s crisis intervention efforts with collaborative support from Auburn University.

Benjamin Bowers, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering (CEE), hopes to provide airports small and large under Federal Aviation Administration authority with a toolkit to assess the resilience of asphalt on airfield pavements.

Written by 1977 Auburn mechanical engineering alumna and retired astronaut Jan Davis, “Air Born: Two Generations in Flight” details the mutually motivated careers and aerospace accomplishments of both Davis and her father, Ben Smotherman, an engineer and Air Force B-17 pilot who was shot down over Holland in 1943. tion goes here... this will appear below the item headline

Associate Professor April Smith’s latest study focuses on how to predict and prevent suicidal thoughts and actions before they occur in people with eating disorders.

Plants on the rooftop of the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Center and Laurel Hotel live far from an ordinary life. They have little respite from the rain, an unrelenting sun and wind that whips through their leaves. Surviving the elements is a tall task for even the hardiest of plants on the Walt and Ginger Woltosz Rooftop Terrace. Luckily, they have a team of Auburn University scientists and students on their side.

Featuring more seating, more options and more items, the new Melton Student Center Starbucks is situated on 2,400 square feet of ground floor space formerly occupied by Au Bon Pain after relocating the Starbucks previously located on the second floor.

A new app, Rumie, is gaining popularity on Auburn University's campus as a safe way for students to buy, sell and rent items with their peers.

During the week of October 1-7, Auburn University Libraries will be celebrating Banned Books Week.

The Harrison College of Pharmacy welcomes its newest student pharmacists with annual White Coat Ceremony.

Eight outstanding engineering alumni and one longtime faculty member of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering were honored by the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council during a ceremony Friday, Sept. 15, for their distinguished professional careers. These alumni include five who were recognized as Distinguished Auburn Engineers, three as Outstanding Young Auburn Engineers and chemical engineering associate professor and the college’s former associate dean for academics for Superior Service. The council also presented former Interim Dean Steve Taylor with a portrait honoring his service to the college.

Outreach work in the College of Liberal Arts’ Department of Political Science has professionalized election administration, trained leaders in efficient election processes and aided developing countries in free and fair elections.

Two professors in Auburn's College of Education have spent the past year researching the implementation of the CRA-I method with students from Loachapoka Elementary.

Several Auburn University students enlist service dogs to help them thrive on campus. In honor of September's distinction as National Service Dog Month, here's a look at a trio of those students and their dogs.

East Alabama residents will soon experience more comprehensive social services, thanks to the work of the Opelika Police Department’s crisis intervention efforts with collaborative support from Auburn University.

In this episode of the Everything Auburn Podcast, we delve into a unique Auburn tradition that soars above them all. We’re talking about the eagles and all things relating to the Auburn University Raptor Center.

Recently the Forests, Environment and Wildlife Leadership (FEWL) Academy within the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment at Auburn University visited Washington, D.C.

Big bass and big business go hand-in-hand for the Auburn Fishing Team. Aspiring professional fishermen at Auburn choose business degrees to help them with skills on and off the water.

Mary Lou Ewald, director of the Office of Outreach in the College of Sciences and Mathematics, is the recipient of Auburn University’s first Dr. Royrickers Cook Endowed Engagement Award.

The following campus policies have been adopted pursuant to the Policy on Policies.

Based on the results of a recent campus survey that called for greater strategic internal messaging for Auburn employees, a more streamlined process for content submissions to the weekly Auburn News is launching today.

Following the release of U.S. News & World Report’s 2023-24 “Best Colleges” edition, Auburn University advanced its position as one of the nation’s top 100 universities, rising by four spots since last year to the rank of No. 93, and reaffirmed its standing as one of the country’s top 50 public institutions at No. 47.