- Sleep researcher welcomes surprising findingsOlivia Martín-Piñón, who earned a doctorate from the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences in May, studies how family routines affect children's sleep.
- Faculty, students create 3D models of Alabama State House for legislatorsFaculty and students from the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture have teamed up to create multiple scale models of the Alabama State House.
- Sleep researcher welcomes surprising findingsOlivia Martín-Piñón, who earned a doctorate from the Department of Human Development and Family Sciences in May, studies how family routines affect children's sleep.
- Faculty, students create 3D models of Alabama State House for legislatorsFaculty and students from the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture have teamed up to create multiple scale models of the Alabama State House.
- Light up the band!Two years removed from its award-winning Metallica-themed halftime show, the Auburn University Marching Band returns to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 11, with “Game On,” a video game-inspired performance featuring synchronized LED technology across 343 band members.
- Culture of welcomeGlenn Loughridge’s mission is clear — to create the best student experiences he can. One of the ways he impacts students is through the Welcome Home program. And the Auburn Family’s generosity provides 100% of the funding.
- Students find futures in summer REUCOSAM students explored new scientific frontiers this summer through Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) programs, from marine labs in Georgia to cancer research in Colorado. Their hands-on projects not only deepened their knowledge but also broadened their career goals and personal growth.
- 'Our graduates hit the ground running'The annual Auburn Pulp and Paper Foundation conference brought together 49 companies, more than 200 attendees for the first time and raised more than $44,000 in student scholarships.
- NSF invests in Alabama AI trainingAuburn University and Tuskegee University have secured a $2 million NSF Research Training Group grant to prepare students for the future of artificial intelligence through mathematics. The program will train undergraduates, graduate students and postdocs in areas such as generative AI, data analysis and machine learning with real-world applications
- Student working toward third poultry science degree from AuburnWhen Ally Jackson first came to Auburn, she felt at home — so much so that she stayed for three degrees in poultry science.
