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The work of the Alabama Drought Reach program, a statewide collaboration led by Auburn, helps ensure more accurate and timely drought monitoring, which supports better decision-making for water use, agriculture and emergency planning across Alabama.

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art partners with the Mt. Willing Quilters of the Lowndes County Community Life Center on a series of exhibitions and public art programs across the state of Alabama.

Auburn expert Dave Han tells you when to water, mow and fertilize your lawn this summer.

Chemical Engineering's Symone Alexander has found a way to create a clean alternative to synthetic fiber using pecan shells.

High school students can sample campus life through summer camps. The experience often solidifies students' decisions to attend Auburn and select a major.

Mary Rudisill will retire this summer after almost 30 years of service to Auburn University. Under her leadership, Auburn's School of Kinesiology in the College of Education has experienced tremendous growth, including its own building, increased enrollment, and most recently, a new Doctor of Physical Therapy program.

In Professor Daniel Tauritz’s sections of COMP 2240: Discrete Structures, computer science students don’t just solve math problems — they experience them.

With the close of the 2024-25 academic year, the 6,500 students enrolled in GEAR UP Achieve's federally funded program designed to improve students’ academic and career outcomes are leaving middle school behind and preparing to kick off the next step in their academic journeys.

The Biggio Center's Course (Re)Design program encourages faculty to think differently about how courses are created and delivered, emphasizing a human-centered approach.

The June Construction Update is live with updates on a host of campus construction projects.

Jennifer Delmore brings a wealth of experience to the College of Education’s Office of Development

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Jada Kohlmeier has a clear approach to addressing complex issues. And it’s a process she’s hoping to convey to future generations of educators and students alike.

Professor Edward Thomas Jr., from Auburn University’s Department of Physics, has been awarded the prestigious Star Dust Award by the International Dusty Plasma Community. The award was presented at the 10th International Conference on the Physics of Dusty Plasmas (ICPD10), held at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands.

University Writing presented the Outstanding ePortfolio Award and the Award for Excellence in Writing Across the Curriculum at the Celebration of Writing Awards Luncheon in May.

Jack Janik's career in the science of friction, wear and lubrication — tribology — didn't need any more traction. But the former Auburn mechanical engineering standout still just coasted to yet another kudo.

Auburn faculty members and researchers are embracing artificial intelligence in the classroom and the laboratory, spearheading innovative methods in teaching and research.

The board has money to allocate for projects aimed at “… making life at Auburn better for faculty, staff, students and the community.”

Learn about the Auburn journey and future plans of electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Clint Snider, recipient of the Young Superstar Award, on the latest episode of the award-winning #GINNing Podcast.

For Megan Tucker, a 2004 Auburn University College of Education graduate, the classroom has never had limits. This spring, she took that belief to a whole new level—35,000 feet above Earth, to be exact.

Auburn College of Education Professor Michael Roberts' lab in the School of Kinesiology is on a path to grow research exponentially, thanks to a $300,000 commitment in 2023 from Nutrabolt, an Austin-based performance nutrition and beverage company.

Auburn College of Education alumnus Kyle Wasserberger is living a pitch-perfect dream, having recently joined Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox organization as lead biomechanist working out of the famous Fenway Park.

College of Education faculty member Ford Dyke's journey has paved the way for a successful career as a teacher, mentor, coach and speaker. As he promotes mindfulness and wellness, he’s transforming the lives of those around him.

More than 25 engineers and managers from the Honda Alabama Auto Plant recently returned to campus to experience Lean Manufacturing training in Engineering’s Tiger Motors Lab.

Auburn swimmers Liam Heary and Harrison Ranier have been named finalists in the SEC Start Up: A Student-Athlete Pitch Competition.

Auburn researcher finds current construction practices are sufficient to withstand hurricane-force winds — provided they are executed properly.

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Auburn's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering recently hosted more than 110 students and family members during two sessions as part of the college’s Future Engineer Fest.

Approximately 2,500 employees participated in the survey, representing 42% of full-time Faculty, Staff and A&P employees.

Nominations for future awards are open.

Twelve current and former students of the School of Industrial and Graphic Design raked in commendations in the 2025 Graphis New Talent Awards.

Can the iconic two-day Rural Studio Pig Roast be rained out? Not a chance! We ate, learned, danced, toured projects, explained, honored, awarded, celebrated and bonded.

Truett Cathy may have put Chick-fil-A on the map. But 2016 Auburn wireless software engineering graduate Eddie Seay put Chick-fil-A on the app.

The Auburn University - Stormwater Research Facility hosted more than 275 stormwater professionals during Stormwater Week, offering training, demonstrations and the latest research in stormwater management.

College of Human Sciences students in the Hospitality Honor Society Eta Sigma Delta, the Department of Nutritional Sciences and Auburn’s ROTC programs teamed up for a healthy cooking demonstration with the overall purpose to provide high quality nutrition education using easy, sustainable ingredients.

Students look to Auburn Outdoors as a means to be active outdoors, whether it's by renting a bicycle or kayak or taking a trip to go whitewater rafting or zipling. Such activities are good for their physical health, but also promote mental health, whether students realize it or not.

A leading expert in athletic training and injury prevention at Auburn’s School of Kinesiology, JoEllen Sefton developed what would become the Warrior Athletic Training Program.

XO Armor, a company pioneering on-site 3D printing for custom-fitting protective orthotics for professional and college level sports teams, is expanding into the defense sector, where it hopes to leverage its innovative technology to address critical military needs.

Two Auburn students will spend eight months living and working in Milan, Italy, through a competitive intercultural training experience for teaching assistants.

After Memorial Day, The Jule will be closed on Thursday evenings and Sundays.

Golden Eagles reunions are a cherished tradition, celebrating the milestone of 50 years since graduation. In 2025, we are thrilled to honor not one, but two incredible classes—1975 and 1976!

Kyle Castellano, who logged a 4.0 GPA throughout his four years on campus, is the first — and only — Auburn student to win both the university's Master’s Thesis Award and Distinguished Dissertation Award.

In the course “Nature, recreation and health," students put down their phones and get outside to learn how access to nature makes a society healthier.

The College of Nursing has once again repurposed the vibrant flowers from spring commencement and delivered them to residents of retirement communities, nursing facilities and hospitals.

Auburn College of Education graduate student Lizzy Harkey earned a Presidential Graduate Research Fellowship and was awarded an Early Career Research Grant for her research.

Human Sciences alumna Maddie Marsh has secured a job working on the hospitality team for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Summer Games.

Maggie (Hightower) Smith and her family are passionate about the EAGLES Program and providing opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to help them achieve their employment and independent living goals.

The Auburn Water Ski Club celebrated 50 years with a party of the ages.

More than 100 industry professionals participated in the 6th ASTM International Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence Specialty Workshop at Auburn for a series of conversations on how to overcome obstacles to the wider adoption of advanced manufacturing.