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Jamie Marchant, an English lecturer of 24 years at Auburn, hopes her classes have a humanizing impact on students at in the Alabama Prison Arts + Education Project.

Over 500 employees were recognized at the Employee Recognition Program, including our Employees of the Year.

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With yet another internship locked up at Lockheed Martin, Jersey born aerospace aficionado Ava Grelli is going places — and Boeing places. So, buckle up and get your ears on because this rocket retriever overachiever is racing toward space at a breakneck pace.

Maddy McDaniel, a senior in psychology and sociology with a concentration in criminology, hopes to improve the justice system by assessing the psychology behind crime.

Parts of West Samford Avenue and Duncan Drive will close as part of continuing summer construction projects.

OIT provides an overview of campus AI resources available to students, faculty and staff.

A group of students from Central High School in Coosa County, Alabama, recently were treated to a unique tour of Auburn University and the Auburn University Regional Airport, courtesy of Auburn University Facilities Management.

In accordance with Auburn University policies and procedures, full-time employees are obligated to complete the electronic conflict of interest disclosure in Endeavor.

Cassidy Brydon, a doctoral candidate in clinical psychology, is developing the first culturally sensitive expressive writing model, specifically for people who experience microaggressions.

Extension Specialist Nancy Loewenstein’s invasive plants expertise and community impact earns her an outstanding alumni award.

OIT announces important Duo authentication updates occurring May 13 and 16.

The International Cultural Center in the Office of International Programs has partnered with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Auburn University to develop a unique class focused on global intergenerational learning.

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Amid recent news of bird flu prompting warnings against raw milk and unpasteurized dairy products, two Auburn researchers are offering their expertise on the topic.

Parking Services has published its annual 2024-2025 vehicle registration prices along with the dates and times for faculty, staff and students.

In this special edition of “In the Halls of Spidle,” Coventry sits down before a live audience for a conversation during a welcome reception held in honor of her and her family.

New experiences await our record-breaking incoming students.

Auburn University alumna and Clinical Assistant Professor Jessica Rush serves as the official veterinarian of a top rodeo.

Rural Studio celebrated its 30th anniversary on April 26-27, at the 2024 Pig Roast, the annual event that highlights the year’s work and our home, West Alabama.

The College of Human Sciences hosted 2006 hotel and restaurant management graduate and seven-time Olympic medalist and former Auburn swimmer Kirsty Coventry for a reception on May 2, kicking off festivities for graduation weekend.

Watch and learn how Faith Miller's grandparents inspired her innovative Alzheimer's research.

Bryson McGlynn, the 12-year-old son of two Auburn alumni, has been a fierce competitor on FOX's "MasterChef Junior."

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Madelyn McKinney, an exercise science student who graduated in May, was named the EAGLES Program’s 2023-2024 Outstanding WINGS Peer Mentor of the Year.

A $750,000 grant from the National Park Service will allow Auburn faculty members to continue their restoration of the Tankersley Rosenwald School in Hope Hull, Alabama.

Tiger Dining recently collaborated with a number of student organizations to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage. Using traditional recipes from students, the culinary team in the Edge went to work to serve food representing such countries as Indonesia, China and Bangladesh.

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Seven undergraduate students from the School of Kinesiology were awarded Undergraduate Research Fellowships from Auburn University for the 2024-25 academic year.

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art at Auburn University is expanding access to art enthusiasts with visual impairments by adding alt text to its online art.

Assistant Professor Nek Sharan and Associate Professor Vrishank Raghav from the Department of Aerospace Engineering are one of the 27 collaborative academic teams awarded research projects through the U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research program.

Auburn's campus is home to dozens of students who are planning for careers in creating theme park experiences.

Nearly 40,000 family and friends filled Neville Arena with cheers, smiles and proud hugs as they celebrated Auburn’s newest alumni during the university’s six commencement ceremonies.

Adm. Christopher W. Grady, who as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is the nation's second highest-ranking military officer, toured prominent Auburn engineering research centers on May 3.

The Pharm. D. graduate from Muscle Shoals, Alabama has been named as student marshal for the Harrison College of Pharmacy’s 2024 commencement ceremony.

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This year, a record number of 50 nominations were received and reviewed by Graduate Student Council Senators who serve on the OGMA review committee.

On April 26, the Office of International Programs (OIP) celebrated a group of faculty, staff and students for their collective accomplishments and contributions to enhancing Auburn’s internationalization efforts.

Vehicle and pedestrian traffic will want to pay close attention to two construction projects that begin this week.

The Auburn team will provide education and technical assistance to rural Alabamians struggling to navigate heirs’ property issues.

Will Bonduris is the COSAM Graduation Marshal for the Spring 2024 Commencement Ceremony. He will carry the COSAM flag and represent the entire college.

The Harrison College of Pharmacy will hold its 2024 Commencement Monday, May 6 in Neville Arena. Graduates will have the opportunity to hear firsthand about their new profession from Dr. Michael Hogue, current executive vice president and chief executive officer of the American Pharmacists Association.

We asked our 2024 graduates to speak on how Auburn set them on a path to success as they step into the role of an alumnus.

Human Development and Family Science graduating senior Caroline Bush represents the College of Human Sciences as the President’s Award honoree.

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Isabella Weyerman, a graduating senior from Trussville, Alabama, has been named the spring 2024 graduation marshal for the College of Liberal Arts.

A researcher in the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment has received a U.S. Forest Service grant to study forest carbon sequestration.

Over 200 graduate students, faculty mentors, friends and family attended the awards ceremony to recognize student achievement in more than a dozen different categories

The College of Nursing has nominated an exceptional student to lead the processional during spring commencement. Florence, Alabama, native Garrett Keith Cox was selected to be the graduation marshal.

Come to the museum for food trucks, lawn games and the unveiling of the Alabama edition of the National Scrollathon. Attendees can receive a free tote bag!