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Young minds from across Alabama participated in the Elementary Science Olympiad Competition hosted by the College of Sciences and Mathematics.

Twenty-five years after his team won the SEC men's basketball championship, Bryant Smith is helping lead the 2025 Tigers.

These courses are among several dozen that are being offered this semester.

The event center in the university's research park immediately adjacent to campus is discountng the rental fee for meeting space for university units.

The Total Rewards Statement details employee earnings and benefits for 2024.

Employees who are eligible for retirement through the Teachers Retirement/Retirement Systems of Alabama, or within five years of eligibility, are invited to register for one or both webinars in April.

Festivities from April 28-May 2 include yoga class and walk @ lunch.

Michael Dugan has held several varied roles, all involving teaching and inspiring others. His latest title is chair of the new Auburn University College of Education ENGAGE Council.

The Auburn University Bookstore will temporarily relocate to 1084 Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on Monday, March 17.

AU_WiFi will be retired this summer, and the Office of Information Technology encourages everyone on campus to switch to Eduroam now for seamless and secure wireless connectivity.

Through a partnership with SHORT the Squirrel and Conecuh County Schools, GEAR UP Achieve brought eighth grade students and first grade students together to promote early literacy and career awareness.

Dr. Kimberly Roberts '98 grew up dreaming of becoming an Auburn veterinarian. Today, her dreams are for future generations — students who will reach their own goals through Auburn's College of Veterinary Medicine.

Lauren Glass, a second-year pharmacy student, was selected for the National Community Pharmacists Association Student Leadership Council.

In this edition of the How Very Human Sciences podcast, CEO of Momma Goldberg’s Inc. L. Nick Davis shares his “since birth” passion for Auburn and what it means to be this year’s Hospitality Gala honoree. He also talks about persevering through some difficult days as a college student and how that experience drives him to pay it forward today.

The College of Human Sciences' Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management will welcome hundreds of guests to the annual Hospitality Gala and recognize alumnus L. Nick Davis with the 2025 Horst Schulze Award for Excellence in Hospitality.

The College of Veterinary Medicine will host the 16th annual Boshell Research Day on April 4, bringing together experts from around the United States to present current topics related to diabetes and the role of obesity in its development.

Auburn student Emma Chumley created the Auburn Sustenance Project as a class project in hopes of combatting food insecurity in the area.

Dr. Samantha Warner is using her military experience and Auburn training to continue her veterinary medicine career closer to home.

David Smith never expected that a forgotten relic from his past would bridge generations, spark new friendships and become a timeless gesture of the Auburn spirit.

Learn about the multiple ways to support the Employee Hardship Fund throughout the month of March.

Faculty member Tiffani Chidume studies the use of cutting-edge simulation technology, including VR, in nursing education.

Auburn Online at the Biggio Center has launched the TigerBytes podcast, a new initiative to share inspiring stories and academic innovation of our faculty.

Four Auburn University students from three colleges were selected as 2025-26 Alabama Schweitzer Fellows in late February.

Meet Laura Stevens, a new member of the Auburn Family, drawn by Auburn's camaraderie, community and opportunities.

Taylor Jones, a member of the Harrison College of Pharmacy Class of 2026, has advanced to the finals of the American Pharmacists Association-Academy of student Pharmacists National Patient Counseling Competition.

The Auburn Alumni Association’s Black Alumni Council is proud to announce its 2025 Black Alumni Award recipients.

Senior computer science and software engineering major Sathvik Prahadeeswaran discusses his engineering journey — past, present and future — on the latest episode of the best podcast in higher education.

The 415-acre estate where legendary football coach Pat Dye lived and entertained comes back to life as a special events destination and an outdoor classroom.

Meet Michelle Denney, Professional Development Manager for the Alabama Afterschool Quality Standards Project, a collaboration between the Truman Pierce Institute and Alabama Department of Human Resources.

Employees and supervisors seeking additional information about the system are encouraged to visit the website.

In-person and virtual meeting date schedules are listed on the University Human Resources website.

The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture (APLA) is pleased to recognize forty years of Landscape Architecture graduates with an anniversary celebration weekend on April 11–12, 2025.

College of Human Sciences Hospitality Management doctorate student Caroline Shubert and New Realm Brewing—Auburn Taproom Manager Kierstan Meadors teamed up to brew a special beer called "Pink Hoppy Club" in celebration of International Women’s Day on Saturday, March 8 to support the Pink Boots Society—a society that supports women working in the beer brewing industry.

All faculty, postdocs, students and staff engaged in research are required to participate in Responsible Conduct of Research training.

Mari Miles Dempsey, a senior in chemical engineering and an Honors student, is researching photo-initiated hydrogels. If successful, the project has the potential to impact multiple fields, but the most hopeful is transporting items to space.

Dillon O'Donnell, a junior in international studies who studies Arabic at Auburn and hopes to one day serve the U.S. Department of State, honed his language and cultural skills across Morocco last fall.

Chael Sullivan, as President of his fraternity and a member of the War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen, has made a significant impact during his time at Auburn.

As the city of Selma, Alabama, commemorates the 60th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday,” Robert Finkel is helping share the history of that fateful day through several projects.

The EAGLES program in Auburn University’s College of Education continues to soar high with an enduring and strong foundation of support.

The entrance to Garden Drive from South College Street will be closed through Friday, March 14, due to utility work.

Regenia Sanders and Glenn Mitchell, colleagues at Ernst & Young in Atlanta, share a deep passion for their alma mater and firmly believe in helping fellow alums reach their full potential.

Are you concerned about disruptive or harmful behavior by an Auburn University student? The Student Conduct office can help.

Mason Mathias has been named the SEC Men’s Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Researchers in the College of Nursing are looking for participants in a study about whether practicing yoga improves cognitive health in patients with heart failure and mild cognitive impairment.

David Shanks, Assistant Professor of Architecture, has sustainable energy on the mind.

The State of Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame inducted eight individuals — including one Auburn University alumnus and an Auburn chemical engineering professor — and one corporation during a ceremony Feb. 22 at the Renaissance Birmingham at Ross Bridge.

Nineteen Auburn University faculty and staff will be recognized at the 2025 Auburn Author Awards ceremony.

Nineteen Auburn faculty and staff will be recognized at the 2025 Auburn Author Awards ceremony on May 1 at The Corner Office, located in The Park. The campus and community are invited to attend the ceremony and reception immediately following.

Auburn alumnus Taylor Hicks was the keynote speaker at the Women’s Philanthropy Board 2025 Winter Workshop and Luncheon.

Retired Navy Admiral Mike Rogers, who earned his degree in personnel management and industrial relations from Auburn University in 1981, will receive the George C. Marshall Center’s Ethical Leadership Award.