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Auburn University’s Rural Medicine Program celebrated ten students at its annual Spring Banquet, recognizing their commitment to serving underserved Alabama communities and awarding scholarships for academic excellence and leadership.
Auburn’s May commencement ceremonies will mark a new milestone for the Master of Social Work program with the first graduation of its new online option.
A first cohort of students from a new program created to address Alabama’s science teacher shortage, AU Teach, will graduate in Auburn's spring commencement ceremonies.
We signed a memorandum of understanding to announce a multifaceted partnership with the nonprofit Children's Harbor to help Alabama's chronically ill children and their families.
More than a dozen deserving students and one standout faculty member have been celebrated with 2025 President's Award honors.
Farmers nationwide will not be permitted to use dicamba herbicide products this growing season. Auburn researchers and Alabama Cooperative Extension System specialists are working to provide Alabama row crop growers with guidance on how to navigate and best manage production without dicamba.
Auburn has been re-designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Research, making it one of only 11 institutions nationally to hold designations for cyber operations, cyber defense and cyber research.
Young minds from across Alabama participated in the Elementary Science Olympiad Competition hosted by the College of Sciences and Mathematics.
Four Auburn University students from three colleges were selected as 2025-26 Alabama Schweitzer Fellows in late February.
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.
