War Eagle Forever
A biannual newsletter from Auburn University’s Office of Gift Planning that highlights the life-changing impact planned gifts have at Auburn.
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These are the dreams made real — powerful student experiences, life-changing discoveries and meaningful community change — all shaped by the Auburn Family’s generosity.
After seeing the arts inspire people of all ages, alumni Dan and Mary Lou Ponder are helping the Gogue Performing Arts Center extend that impact.
Guerra was in high school when she began serving the community alongside Auburn nurses - now she's a nursing student working to eliminate barriers to healthcare.
As a professor and endowed chair in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Hal Schenck has witnessed firsthand the power of philanthropic giving.
Funded entirely by philanthropic support, FEWL Academy gives students leadership skills and networking opportunities to succeed in a career in natural resources.
Marine Corps Colonel Chris Rodatz is honoring the memory of his wife — one of the first women on Auburn's competitive rifle team — with an endowment to support ROTC students.
More than 25 years after meeting at Auburn, six alumnae are turning a lifelong friendship into scholarship support for the next generation of students.
Emily Traylor, a third-generation Auburn engineer, has been honored by the Auburn Alumni Association with the 2026 Young Alumni Achievement Award.
The Don and Alexandra Clayton Recording Arts Honors is serving as a real-world launchpad for aspiring recording industry talent — both for students onstage and those behind the scenes.
When Julianna Acomb started searching for colleges, she knew exactly what she wanted: professors who would challenge her creativity and help sharpen her writing. Auburn University’s English department immediately stood out.
For Auburn alumnus Bob Runkle ‘77, investing in the next generation of business leaders is both a professional priority and a personal commitment. Through the Barron’s Investing in Education Program, Runkle and The Runkle Group have helped bring real-world financial insights into Harbert College of Business classrooms, enhancing the academic experience for students preparing to enter an increasingly complex global economy.
A biannual newsletter from Auburn University’s Office of Gift Planning that highlights the life-changing impact planned gifts have at Auburn.