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Auburn researcher Jonathan Armbruster has officially named the Sicklefin Redhorse, a fish long known to the Cherokee people but only recognized by science in 1990. This milestone, led by Auburn’s College of Sciences and Mathematics, highlights the power of collaboration between scientists, indigenous communities and conservationists in protecting biodiversity.

A rodent-sized mammal found in East Alabama is causing a stir across the state and beyond.

We are now home to Alabama’s only First Class Pre-K, nature-based school at the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center.

Jonathan Pettus, who spent 27 years with NASA, will start his new role as executive director of Auburn's Applied Research Institute in Huntsville on Feb. 1.

Labor shortages and labor-replacement technology are two factors that will matter significantly during 2025 said a panel of commercial real estate experts at the annual CityBuilders Outlook event sponsored by Auburn's Winchester Institute.

The EAGLES program in the College of Education has inspired many for years and is now receiving a generous grant.

Four Auburn Physician Executive MBA graduates transformed a classroom project on pharmacy business trends and challenges into a published case study that is accessible to business educators worldwide.

The Auburn University KickStart Fund, a designated fund within the Auburn University Foundation, has received a grant from Truist Foundation that will help provide direct, non-dilutive funding to select Auburn-affiliated companies exhibiting best-in-class potential for success.

Accounting researchers have created an innovative digital method to streamline the way companies track and report greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, making it easier for firms to accurately comply with stringent national and international carbon disclosure regulations.

Master of Community Planning students leveraged their expertise to address issues in the Butler community just outside of Montgomery by turning residents' needs into actionable plans.