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Auburn University’s GEAR UP Achieve initiative is inviting qualified contractors and vendors to submit proposals for educational programming designed to empower Alabama’s 9th-grade students, their families, teachers and communities.
More than 100 participants formed 24 teams to solve challenges modeled after scenarios faced daily by cybersecurity professionals working in critical infrastructure, national security and private industry.
This summer, 42 high school students from Alabama’s Black Belt region spent four weeks learning software design processes and sketching out their own mobile app prototypes —discovering just how far their creativity and problem-solving skills could take them.
Members of the campus community are invited to attend the 2025 Promotion and Tenure Reception, a signature event honoring faculty excellence and achievement at Auburn.
This year, Alabama public school students, staff and parents must adjust to a new law that bans wireless devices from classrooms, including cell phones, smart watches and earbuds.
The recent passage of the One Big, Beautiful Bill ends SNAP-Ed programs nationwide on Sept. 30. Alabama SNAP-Ed, known as Live Well Alabama, was set to celebrate 30 years of life-changing service in October.
In celebration of Bernard LaFayette Jr.’s lifelong commitment to nonviolent social change, Auburn musicians arranged a special performance of one of his civil rights songs at his 85th birthday luncheon at the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities.
Auburn chemist Evangelos Miliordos helped explain how urea, a key industrial chemical, can form spontaneously inside saltwater droplets — offering new insight into sustainable manufacturing and the possible origins of life.
What happens to power systems during extreme heat? Are blackouts inevitable as climate change intensifies? What can help? Professor Eduard Muljadi answers these questions and more.
Neil Lamb, president of the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and a nationally recognized leader in science education and genomics, will deliver the keynote address during Summer Commencement on Aug. 9.
Mackenzie Stagg has been selected to be part of the 12-person cohort of researchers from around the country for the 2025 Academy for the Public Scholarship on the Built Environment: HOUSING EQUITY.
Auburn 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.
Harbert College of Business faculty member Paul Black has won the American Accounting Association’s Notable Contribution to Management Accounting Literature award for groundbreaking research that may help organizations do a better job of achieving their strategic objectives.
Auburn swimmers Liam Heary and Harrison Ranier have been named finalists in the SEC Start Up: A Student-Athlete Pitch Competition.
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.
