Everything Auburn Podcast interviews College of Education's Christine Drew about her new book Spectrum of Independence and how it's helping to prepare children with intellectual disabilities for the transition to college life.

A team of aerospace engineering students, who continued working on their project after graduating in May, took top honors in NASA’s 2025 Revolutionary Aerospace Systems – Academic Linkage Competition Forum, where undergraduate and graduate teams competed to develop new concepts for operating on the Moon, Mars and beyond.

Meet some of the head orientation counselors who are welcoming new students to campus at Camp War Eagle this summer.

Mechanical engineering sophomore Eliana Floyd, who has been into cars for as long as she can remember, just standing in pit lane would have made the hours of work worth it. But to actually win a race — a national championship — at Talladega? That was more electric than the car itself.

Recent College of Human Sciences alumna Caitlin Finger had a hand in everything as it relates to her experience at Auburn while majoring in apparel design and production management and graduating in the spring.

Fraternity’s Derby Days initiative supports cancer patients and strengthens community ties.

Phillip Dunlap, an alumnus and instructor at Auburn's Government and Economic Development Institute, has had a huge hand in making the city of Auburn into what it is today.

The annual U.S. Beekeeping Survey, conducted in part by Auburn, estimated that 55.6% of managed honey bee colonies were lost in the country between April 2024 and April 2025. This is the second straight season U.S. beekeepers experienced record-high losses.

Parking Services offers an update on parking changes for this fall.

The new option, from the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering and College of Sciences and Mathematics, is another step toward solidifying Auburn as a leader in training space industry professionals.

The Public and One Health program's first two graduates are prepared to make a difference in a wide range of fields, including environmental health, epidemiology and health promotion and policy.

The inaugural Assessment Showcase brought Student Affairs professionals and graduate students together to celebrate a shared commitment to data-informed decision-making and continuous improvement in student support.

From the Coastal Plain to the Black Belt, Alabama cattle producers are utilizing forage systems to their advantage to meet the challenges of modern agriculture.

The Spirit of Excellence Award honors Auburn employees who consistently exceed expectations in their roles, recognizing outstanding contributions across four job categories each month. Recipients are celebrated with special gifts, featured in Auburn News and become eligible for the Employee of the Year Award.

It is the nation’s oldest known tradition honoring the end of slavery and celebrating Black freedom.

Junior Eirik Mulder earned the award which recognizes outstanding students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics who show exceptional academic performance, ingenuity and potential to make meaningful contributions to their fields.

No matter the challenge, Quin Allen is up for the job and is ready to answer the call.

The way we talk about opioid use disorder, according to recent research by Assistant Professor of Communication Victoria Ledford, could significantly affect the policies designed to address it.

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape education, Auburn is leading the conversation with a full-day virtual conference in July titled “Global Perspectives on the Future of Foreign Language Teaching in K-12 Education: Advocacy, AI, and International Collaboration.”

Meet some of the head orientation counselors who are welcoming new students to campus at Camp War Eagle this summer.

With a grant from the National Science Foundation, Ali Ghanbari will test his proposed solution to improve the reliability of deep neural networks.

Wendi Weimar applies her theater training to keep students engaged and learning when teaching biomechanics in the School of Kinesiology.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy program was built from the ground up, including curriculum design, modifying spaces to function as classrooms and labs, hiring faculty, recruiting students, purchasing equipment and a lengthy accreditation process.

Partnering with KYRA Medical, students and faculty from industrial design and engineering collaborated on a device that eliminates the rush to change IV bags during arthroscopic surgeries.

The Auburn Alumni Association celebrated its 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award recipients and Young Alumni Achievement Award recipient at a gala on June 7, at the Jay and Susie Gogue Performing Arts Center.

Kerry Inger, Harbert College Advisory Council Professor in the School of Accountancy, has won the preeminent teaching award from the American Accounting Association (AAA)—the first Auburn faculty member to receive this distinction.

The Auburn Board of Trustees accepted plans to demolish Spidle Hall, construct an air traffic control tower at the airport and build a sidewalk along Wire Road.

Pan He, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, was one of 36 researchers recognized with the 2025 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award.

Retired veterinarian Nancy East ’97 found her purpose by finding others.

The latest episode of the best podcast in higher education features a mechanical engineering doctoral student whose name is practically become synonymous with autonomous — GAVLAB great, Stephanie Meyer.

The Office of the Provost has opened nominations for the university's Faculty Awards, which annually recognizes excellence in teaching, research, creative scholarship and service.

Meet Kellie Wilson, Director of Research Program Development and Grants in Auburn's College of Education.

A coach reflects on a lifetime around the mat—and the dream that got away.

Over the past year, more than 800 First Year Engineering Seminar students learned sketchnoting, a highly effective style of note taking that combines traditional text with symbols and illustrations.

Devon Ward, assistant professor in the School of Industrial and Graphic Design, challenges students to think beyond the present and anticipate the future of design.

This month, featured courses available to employees through ElevatED will focus on mental well-being and financial literacy, offering practical tools and expert insights to enhance both personal and professional growth.

University Human Resources has announced the May recipients of the Spirit of Excellence award, recognizing outstanding employees across four staff categories.

Susan Melton ’76 has translated her Auburn education everywhere from the streets of Madrid to the Olympic podium.

Auburn Engineering continued its streak of excellence at the 76th annual Southeastern Regional Student Conference of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, where three students brought home awards.

The College of Human Sciences newly planned state-of-the-art building to be known as the Barbara Drummond Thorne Academic and Research Facility will be constructed along the same footprint as Spidle Hall and spanning all the way to Roosevelt Drive.

He didn’t realize it at the time, but Auburn University College of Education professor Andrew Pendola’s research involving a new school funding formula for Alabama was not only focused on the future of students but was based on the past work of a late colleague.

Communication networks should prioritize data significance over data quantity and freshness. That’s the message Yin Sun in electrical and computer engineering, shared as keynote speaker at an international symposium in Sweden.

Self-described dog lovers J.T. and Pam Brown make no bones about it — when it comes to football, they cheer for the Georgia Bulldogs. But when their beloved dachshund needed surgery, they became big fans of Auburn’s College of Veterinary Medicine.

Auburn Aviation's Jill Glidewell is a former U.S. Air Force and Delta Air Lines pilot who is educating the next generation of aviators.

Our orientation program for first-year students has come a long way from its beginnings at a 4-H camp more than 30 years ago.

After years spent playing and leading camps at the Kreher Preserve, Cooper Anderson is the facility’s animal caretaker.