- Graduate School dean named as chair of Department of Mechanical EngineeringGeorge Flowers, the longtime dean of the Graduate School, will serve as the new chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, effective Oct. 1.
- Meet you at the CornerEli Manning, host of "Eli's Places," and special guests will be at Toomer's Corner on July 8 to film an episode of the ESPN+ series, focusing on our beloved tradition of rolling the trees. The Auburn Family is encouraged to attend and help set a Guinness World Record.
- Hunger Solutions Institute partners with Selma family farmAuburn's Hunger Solutions Institute, which administers Double Up Food Bucks for the state of Alabama, has teamed up with Ford Family Farms of Selma, Alabama.
- Creative recruitingThe Harrison College of Pharmacy has two unconventional ambassadors to help with recruiting and outreach efforts — mannequins named Walker and Harry.
- Leading communicationsAuburn University President Christopher B. Roberts announced today he has promoted Jennifer Wood Adams to the role of vice president for public affairs, communication and marketing.
- Threat detectionAuburn's BISR system has been proposed to aid in early detection of biological threats to the nation's agriculture, environment and food systems.
- Auburn students learning invaluable skills thanks to immersive study abroad tripsAuburn students get to enjoy one-of-a-kind learning experiences thanks to study abroad trips to exotic locales around the globe.
- Changing livesAuburn’s Engineers Without Borders student chapter recently installed more than 6,000 feet of pipe — infrastructure capable of delivering clean, running water to more than 1,000 villagers living in remote, Guatemalan mountain terrain.
- Making healthy eating a SNAPDouble Up Food Bucks Alabama, which makes fresh, local produce more affordable and accessible at select groceries and farmers markets across the state, is administered by the Hunger Solutions Institute at Auburn. It doubles Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) participants’ purchasing power for fresh fruits and vegetables.
- CADC celebrates creative scholarship in extensive SHOWCASE 2025 exhibitionTwenty-five projects — from prints made from brewer’s yeast to an Alexander Calder-inspired kinetic orchid mobile — are on display at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, representing the College of Architecture, Design and Construction faculty’s contribution to SHOWCASE 2025.
- AI across campus: Faculty implementations leading curriculum advancementNumerous Auburn University faculty members have implemented artificial intelligence (AI) into their classrooms in unique and innovative ways.
- Auburn, the beautifulFind out how the unsung heroes of campus, the Auburn Facilities’ Landscape Services crew, keeps our flower beds, sidewalks, trees and bushes beautiful year-round.
- No gravity? No problemEngineering's Masoud Mahjouri-Samani successfully tested a compact nanoparticle 3D printer aboard a series of NASA-sponsored parabolic flights simulating zero gravity.
- Exploring opportunitiesThe College of Veterinary Medicine's Summer VIP program immerses prospective veterinary students in experiential learning to discover career possibilities and navigate the vet school application process.
- Interior design students get immersive, hands-on experiencesStudents in the College of Human Sciences' Interior Design program got a multitude of experiences packed into the spring semester thanks to a unique community outreach project and a partnership with a local homebuilder to expand the use of cutting-edge virtual reality technology.
- Auburn's Green Up Alabama improving lives one tree at a timeFunded by the U.S. Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Program, Green Up Alabama is a new collaboration between Auburn and the Alabama Cooperative Extension System that will engage local partners to improve the long-term success of urban greening initiatives.
- Double dutyRecent journalism graduate Zack Melton balanced his studies with 24-hour shifts at the City of Auburn Fire Department through the Auburn Student Firefighter Program.
- Everything IndependenceEverything Auburn Podcast interviews College of Education's Christine Drew about her new book Spectrum of Independence and how it's helping to prepare children with intellectual disabilities for the transition to college life.
- To infinity and beyondA team of aerospace engineering students, who continued working on their project after graduating in May, took top honors in NASA’s 2025 Revolutionary Aerospace Systems – Academic Linkage Competition Forum, where undergraduate and graduate teams competed to develop new concepts for operating on the Moon, Mars and beyond.
- Finding communityMeet some of the head orientation counselors who are welcoming new students to campus at Camp War Eagle this summer.
- Electric victoryMechanical engineering sophomore Eliana Floyd, who has been into cars for as long as she can remember, just standing in pit lane would have made the hours of work worth it. But to actually win a race — a national championship — at Talladega? That was more electric than the car itself.
- GEDI alum teaches next generation of community buildersPhillip Dunlap, an alumnus and instructor at Auburn's Government and Economic Development Institute, has had a huge hand in making the city of Auburn into what it is today.
