Robert and Rebecca Poire's love of dogs inspired them to sponsor a litter of puppies in Auburn's Canine Performance Sciences program.
Through scholarship and operations funding, generous donors help Adapted Athletics recruit top athletes and meet essential expenses.
In gratitude for the care they received at the College of Veterinary Medicine, the Seales Family has named an exam room in memory of their beloved rescue dog Rocket.
To honor her late father, a U.S. Air Force pilot, educator and coin collector, alumna Judy Neher used his valuable coin collection to establish a scholarship for aviation students.
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English language arts education major Mary Lisenby Bridges is the recipient of The Jule Museum Award for Creative Writing for “For Once in Your Life,” a poem inspired by Eugene Paul Ullman’s “Untitled (portrait of a woman).” The early 20th-century painting is on view in “Color without Rules: Selections from the University Art Collection.”
The new Landscape Architecture Advisory Council Endowed Fund for Excellence will allow students to explore Alabama's landscapes by offsetting travel costs.
Master Gardners coordinator Kerry Smith is hoping the Auburn Family will help her expand the program’s impact on communities across Alabama.
Through Outreach Global, Auburn students, faculty and staff serve and learn abroad — and donor support could help more students experience these transformative opportunities.
To honor Auburn radio legend Paul Ellen, WEGL-FM alumni are helping fund postseason travel opportunities for today’s student broadcasters.
The Auburn Family’s generosity creates more than opportunities — it builds meaningful connections, like the friendship between donors Blake and Traci Henry and former Auburn tennis player Nick Heng.
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