Wendi Weimar's first "War Eagle" away from campus caught her by surprise. We talked to the director of Auburn's Sport Biomechanics Laboratory in our latest episode of the Everything Auburn Podcast.Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/3d-NqiRcgzM?si=1cJCaT8qYYSzm7Dl

When graduate student Jeronime Aubiegé Houndonogbo, she decided to go by Aubie, a name she shares with our favorite tiger!

When Jeronime Houndonougbo came to Auburn from Togo, people had difficulty pronouncing her name. So she adopted her middle name, Aubiegé, and shortened it to Aubie, the perfect fit on our campus!

As a biomechanist, Wendi Weimar helps everyone from athletes to animals perform better and put on an armor of injury protection. As the director of Auburn’s Sport Biomechanics Laboratory for over two decades now, Weimar continues to empower students through wit, wisdom and a War Eagle attitude that’s second to none.

When Dre Gaines learned about Auburn from a video game, he developed a lifelong passion for the team and eventually found his way to the Plains as a student.

The Don and Alexandra Clayton "Lucky Man" Studio is poised to revolutionize opportunities for music students and put Auburn on the map in the recording industry.Housed in the College of Liberal Arts, it is the university’s first commercial recording studio and includes a drum station, keyboards and synthesizers, guitars, state-of-the-art computer software, microphones and hardware, as well as a Dolby Atmos recording system.