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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.

Auburn University senior Joleigh Cavanagh is working with sports stars this summer through the Charles Barkley Talent Relations Internship at TNT Sports.

Thirty-three Auburn Tigers have combined to win 59 Olympic medals, including Harvey Glance, who in 1976 won Auburn’s first gold in the 400m relay in Montreal.

Warby Parker’s services are available online or at 250 retail locations, including Birmingham and Atlanta

As an outreach project manager with the Water Resource Center, Laura Cooley is currently spearheading the Moore’s Mill Creek Watershed Project right here in Lee County.

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University announces its fall exhibition schedule, which addresses the theme of work in all forms as visually represented in the 20th and 21st centuries.

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The Laurel Spa is offering a 20% off special on any service for Auburn University Faculty and Staff through Aug. 25.

The International Cultural Center, part of the Office of International Programs, was awarded the "Fan Favorite" poster for one of its signature programs, Global Culture and Cuisine, at the NAFSA 2024 Annual Conference and Expo.

Beginning Aug. 15, the insurance fee for dependents will increase to $5 per day, per dependent, while the employee rate will remain at $2.50 per day.

Auburn is currently in the process of implementing many important business modernization improvements. This is a new unit, developed and supported by the President's office and working in conjunction with Auburn OIT.

Book your December holiday event with 540 at The Park during its Christmas in July Sale for 25% off your space rental.

Highlights from the Summer Summit on Women in Leadership & Technology.

A power outage will take place throughout the Haley Center beginning at noon on Sunday, Aug. 4. and ending Monday, Aug. 5 at 6 a.m.

Levi Petix is one of eight students nationally to earn a fellowship from the Molecular Sciences and Software Institute.

NASA and the National Space Grant Foundation were after teams of senior and graduate-level engineering students "to develop advanced and innovative design ideas that will help in solving Artemis mission challenges." They went with three: Michigan, Maryland and the school with more than 500 alumni, including six astronauts and three of the 10 Kennedy Space Center directors, Auburn.

Children learn through play while attending the College of Education’s Early Childhood Summer Enrichment Program.

The College of Human Sciences Brewing Science and Operations program uses its spent grain food waste to help a local farmer and in turn make a positive environmental impact.

An Auburn researcher is addressing effective stress management for children with Type 1 diabetes.

More than 1,300 students are expected to graduate from Auburn University this summer during three commencement ceremonies held in Neville Arena on Aug. 3.

Auburn faculty will showcase their use of Peerceptiv, a powerful, Canvas-integrated tool for peer feedback and evaluation.

Researchers in the Auburn College of Agriculture and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station are looking for ways to boost blueberry production in the state by introducing more profitable cultivars.

Interior design and business students find an unexpected partner in The Jule Museum when applying classroom knowledge to real-world scenarios as part of their Auburn academic experience.

Researchers at Auburn aim to reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions due to agriculture by modifying one of the world's largest voluntary conservation programs: the USDA's 25-million-acre Conservation Reserve Program.

Gabby Thabes and Reagan Myers talk about how a degree in philanthropy and nonprofit studies has allowed them to focus on solving critical problems and help people and organizations.

Ten Auburn athletes are competing in the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Forty years ago, Rowdy Gaines ’81 won three gold medals at the Los Angeles Olympic Games.

Auburn recently joined the Small Town and Rural Students College Network (STARS) in support of recruitment efforts in small and rural areas.

Soil scientist Audrey Gamble is working to improve sustainability of cotton production by improving soil microbial structure and function.

School of Kinesiology Professor Bruce Gladden published a paper in 2008 that has been selected for a list of “100 essential papers in sports and exercise physiology.”

Auburn's National Center for Asphalt Technology received $2.6 million from the National Asphalt Pavement Association's Road Scholars program, underscoring NAPA’s commitment to supporting Auburn graduate students at NCAT who are pursuing careers in pavement engineering.

Attendees at the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) World Congress in Sweden this summer learned how Auburn faculty are attacking the problem of brown spot needle blight, a disease running rampant in the southeast U.S.

Auburn’s Summer Undergraduate Research Experience provided students with a glimpse of graduate school life through a 10-week program hosted by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Kim Mullenix will serve as the next head of Auburn's Department of Animal Sciences, effective Aug. 19.

Panagiotis Mistriotis is using engineering knowledge to improve the properties of adult stem cells for cellular therapies and tissue regeneration.

A team of Auburn researchers is developing innovative, cost-effective and portable opioid biosensors.

Employees can take advantage of discounts and special pricing from over 200 national retailers.

Professional flight senior Emily Brutko is an accomplished student aviator and rising star in flight instruction.

New assistant electrical and computer engineering professor and erstwhile gameshow contestant Matthew Kirchner recently made a deal with the Office of Naval Research. Learn the death-defying details on the latest episode of the #GINNing Podcast.

With the move to mobile-only student identification, Auburn is transitioning to a mobile-first institution.

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An AI-powered robot will be able to inventory thousands of plants while also collecting data on plant growth, pests and diseases.

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Auburn University is entering into an agreement with Southern Union State Community College to construct a hangar to be used in its new Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) School. A key component of the agreement is establishing a partnership with the university’s School of Aviation in hopes of helping solve the industry’s aviation mechanic shortage problem.

The Biggio Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning recently hosted a lunch and learn in collaboration with NVIDIA, the American multinational corporation and technology company.

How is Food U at Auburn University different from most CEA programs? It brings multiple majors and departments together to provide fresh food for Auburn's campus and beyond. Desmond Layne, head of Auburn's Department of Horticulture, explains how the program works and where he sees it going in the future.

Harbert College of Business graduate Chase DuMond is cycling cross country to raise money and awareness for individuals with disabilities.

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