- Transformation ahead: New student housing, new Human Sciences home coming soonA new, larger residence hall will be built on Thach Avenue, and the new home of the College of Human Sciences will bring a state-of-the-art, cutting-edge environment to its nationally ranked and recognized programs.
- One-of-a-kindStudents from Auburn’s Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design programs recently witnessed something pretty special: the public unveiling of a surgical device prototype they helped to develop.
- Interdisciplinary team named finalist in $50 million Gulf Futures ChallengeFocused on helping rural, working coast communities to adapt and thrive, the proposed project will develop integrated resilient housing and natural infrastructure for the rural working Gulf Coast. The interdisciplinary team will design and build community-based demonstration projects, creating a scalable adaptation toolkit to promote regional prosperity.
- Going for the gold: kiwifruit production in AlabamaKiwifruit is a high-value specialty crop with great potential to work for Alabama commercial fruit producers or even small-scale cultivation.
- Reaching for the starsAuburn University is reaching for the stars again with the announcement of the hiring of Derek Tournear, former director of the Space Development Agency, as its inaugural director of space innovation.
- Examining tech's impact on real estate developmentAuburn's upcoming CityBuilders symposium will explore AI-driven innovations in design and construction and strategies for leveraging technology to drive venture capital success.
- Aging ForwardA new study abroad opportunity open to Auburn undergraduate students and faculty highlights the Netherlands’ approach to wellness in aging care.
- Engineering partners with City of Auburn to improve park stormwaterThe partnership will help restore streams, reduce runoff and add features at Hickory Dickory Park to protect local waterways and enhance residents’ quality of life.
- Aerospace engineers developing hybrid-electric autonomous aircraft to cut aviation emissionsAuburn's aerospace engineering and Rune Aero develop hybrid-electric autonomous aircraft to cut emissions, boost efficiency and transform sustainable air cargo transport.
- The turfgrass behind Auburn footballWhile some may say there is magic in Jordan-Hare Stadium, magic has nothing to do with getting Pat Dye Field back in shape. Armed with science-based information, a team of turfgrass mangers execute their game plan year-round to make sure our field is one of the best in the country.
- Protecting our water systemsThe McCrary Institute's recent summit focused on protecting Alabama's water systems from the increasing threat of cyber attacks.
- The Antonio NetworkFormer Auburn football star Antonio Coleman returned to his high school to turn its football program around — with a little help from his friends.
- Paws and applauseTwo Dobermans were recently honored for their years of life-saving service to the Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital.
- Lucky indeedGreat things are happening at Lucky Man Studio, a state-of-the-art recording studio tucked away in a hidden corner of Goodwin Hall.
- Adapted Athletics continuing momentum of historic seasonAuburn Adapted Athletics is both a national and international powerhouse, and after a jam-packed summer of tournaments abroad, the athletes are excited to continue competing here on the Plains.
- Tiger Giving Day turns 10Our 10th annual day of giving, during which campus projects have 24 hours to reach their one-day funding goals, will be held Sept. 10.
- Celebrating 25 years of the NCAT Test TrackThe National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT) at Auburn University is celebrating 25 years of its world-renowned Test Track, a groundbreaking resource that has transformed asphalt pavement research.
- Not your average RV: Alumnus creating bold new recreational vehiclesIndustrial design graduate Dillon Hollingsworth creates unconventional off-road recreational vehicles for Storyteller Overland in Birmingham, Alabama.
- Cracking codes and tracking threatsMore than 100 participants formed 24 teams to solve challenges modeled after scenarios faced daily by cybersecurity professionals working in critical infrastructure, national security and private industry.
- Repetition, reinforcement, trustThe Auburn University Raptor Center's expert training makes our famous pregame eagle flights run smoothly.
- Protecting Alabama peaches from bacterial spotRight in the heart of central Alabama, research is conducted throughout the year to find ways to protect one of the state’s most precious commodities — peaches.
- Coastal connectionsJill Sower studies the people, places and policies of the Gulf Coast oyster farming industry.
