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Auburn University’s early action application deadline for fall 2021 is fast approaching, and the university is already seeing a substantial increase in applicants among in-state students.
Harold D. Melton was humbled and thankful during his remarks at the official dedication ceremony for the Harold D. Melton Student Center on the Auburn University campus on Friday afternoon.
Auburn University’s Board of Trustees took the next steps during its Nov. 20 meeting to create a new academic building focusing on science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, and agricultural sciences.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the overall importance of health and well-being. The faculty and students at the Auburn University Speech and Hearing Clinic want to remind everyone that, despite the challenges of the pandemic, communication is paramount and speech and hearing are crucial components to a person’s overall quality of life. The Auburn Speech and Hearing Clinic, or AUSHC, was established in 1947 and is located on the first floor of Haley Center. The AUSHC reopened in May with new procedures in place to ensure client and clinician safety.
The Auburn Alumni Association Board of Directors has approved the creation of the Dr. Josetta Brittain Matthews Memorial Endowed Scholarship to support Auburn University’s goal of promoting diversity, equity and inclusion among its student body, which is key to its educational mission. The scholarship will provide support to undergraduate students whose financial need makes attendance at Auburn cost prohibitive.
Auburn University recognized a group of outstanding faculty members and their contributions to the institution’s instruction, research and outreach mission at the university’s annual Faculty Awards on Wednesday at the Gogue Performing Arts Center.
An Auburn University research team has made the first discovery of metal nanoparticles occurring naturally in an animal body, specifically zinc nanoparticles in nose cells, which has implications in possibly restoring or enhancing an animal’s or person’s sense of smell.
Auburn University researchers are working to better understand mask use behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hurricane Michael in 2018 spread a trail of destruction throughout the Florida panhandle and beyond, significantly altering forest cover in the region. In the wake of that catastrophic event, an Auburn University researcher has embarked on an extensive study of the effects of land use change to develop management tools that will help preserve and protect the area’s coastal water quality and aesthetics.
Poets & Quants has ranked the Auburn Online MBA in the Harbert College of Business among the top 10 programs nationwide for a fourth consecutive year.
The transition to college life can be daunting for incoming freshmen, but for a university’s student veteran population, it can be even more of a challenge.
Auburn University’s long history of helping mold the state’s physicians of tomorrow continues this semester with a talented group of students ready to dedicate themselves to serving their local communities through the Rural Medicine Program, or RMP.
Auburn University has released its spring 2021 academic plans, which include modifications to the academic calendar and updates to key protocols designed to foster a safe campus environment.
Although she did not fully understand what it meant, at 12 years old, Valarie Thomas knew one thing for sure — her true calling was to become a nurse. She could not shake the feeling of wanting to help others through their worst moments.
Auburn University researchers have found that poor sleep in childhood continues to predict mental health problems through adolescence.