- Rooted in change: How Auburn’s Rural Sociology program produces purpose and passion in graduatesThe Rural Sociology program at Auburn offers graduate students a chance to study the social fabric of Alabama and contribute to its future. Just ask Oliver Nell and Amelia Pugh.
- Rural sociology at Auburn: Master’s program provides a path to global solutionsIt's about examining farms, fields and small towns as well as the people who live, work, adapt and thrive in places that are often overlooked. At Auburn, the Rural Sociology master’s program offers students a chance to explore the complex social dynamics of rural life and the systems that shape it.
- A sky-high partnershipAuburn’s Raptor Center and College of Veterinary Medicine unite conservation, education and rehabilitation through one of the university’s most beloved traditions
- Human Sciences' project earns $6.25 million grantThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Family Assistance has awarded a multi-million-dollar grant to the College of Human Sciences' Alabama Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education project.
- Full-circle generosityEmily Traylor continues the cycle of generosity that began for her with Sam Ginn's historic $25 million gift in 2001.
- Branch by branch: Get to know Auburn’s ROTC programsLearn more about Auburn's three ROTC programs: Army, Navy and Air Force.
- Auburn’s ICAMS featured at NASCAR’s Talladega SuperspeedwayAuburn's Interdisciplinary Center for Advanced Manufacturing Systems recently made an appearance at one of NASCAR’s most iconic venues — Talladega Superspeedway — highlighting a partnership that connects cutting-edge manufacturing innovation with America’s industrial base.
- Overcoming obstaclesCeleste Bradley, a sepsis survivor and quadruple amputee, is fighting to get back to work full-time as a pediatric speech-language pathologist.
- CEE associate professor leads study to improve Alabama infrastructureAuburn civil engineers are using Measurement While Drilling data to help ALDOT design safer, more efficient roads and bridges across Alabama.
- ‘I lost my sight, but gained vision’Senior in computer science and software engineering overcomes vision difficulty to win Student of the Year from the Governor's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities.
- Launching into Labs: The Honors College’s New Research Venture LyceumsThe new Honors College Research Venture Lyceum courses offer small-scale research experiences to Honors students across several fields.
- From drum major to double majorAU Marching Band drum major and chemical engineering student Ross Tolbert is answering the call to teach by pursuing a second degree in music education.
- The logo that would ‘Live Forever'Scott Riley, who graduated from the College of Liberal Arts, co-founded a brand of high-quality gear for golfers who don’t take themselves too seriously.
- Major impactOf the more than 130 programs offered through Auburn Abroad, three — Joseph S. Bruno Auburn Abroad in Italy, Business minor in Milan, Italy and Tropical Conservation and Sustainable Development in Costa Rica — also allow students to earn a complete minor in only seven or 13 weeks.
- The Burt Reynolds Look-alikeIn the late 1960s an Auburn defensive lineman was the spitting image of heartthrob actor Burt Reynolds.
- Graph theory inspires young mindsSupported by a new National Science Foundation award, Auburn mathematician Songling Shan uses hands-on graph theory activities to show middle school students the creative side of math.
- Coastal change agents studying ecology of America’s AmazonNicknamed “America’s Amazon,” the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta is one of the most biodiverse regions in the nation and an important field site for the Wetland and Riparian Ecology Lab in the College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment.
- A legacy of innovationThe Auburn RFID Lab has been a hub for innovative research and collaboration for more than a decade ago. One of its current projects involves testing and refining RFID technologies for inventory management of critical materials at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.
- Passion for endangered species propels student to Smithsonian externshipEli Morrow, who is concurrently pursuing a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and a doctorate in biomedical sciences, has been selected for an externship with the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, a global leader in efforts to save imperiled wildlife species from extinction and train future conservationists.
- Building a career that's B-A-N-A-N-A-SThe Auburn community is buzzing about the Savannah Bananas coming to Plainsman Park.
- Three generations of alumni producing thousands of Gulf Coast projectsThe Radcliff family — three generations of Auburn-trained construction professionals — has produced nearly 4,700 projects.
- Lit from withinMelissa Warnke ’09 has never been afraid to reinvent herself. A communications professional, small business owner and mom to two young daughters, Warnke has built a life defined by curiosity, courage and purpose.
