Auburn University

New Speaker Series

This fall, Auburn University will welcome distinguished scholars, journalists, and thought leaders to campus as part of the “Critical Conversations” speaker series to share diverse perspectives and ideologies.

New for 2017

Auburn announces 25 enhancements for the football gameday experience.

125 YEARS

Helen Krauss Leslie ’43 graduated at the height of World War II, but the work ethic she learned at Auburn propelled her to a life of international business around the world.

A current image of Helen Leslie next to one of your college yearbook photos

Tour Campus

Choosing a college is an important and tough decision. We provide prospective students and families opportunities to tour our campus, speak with admissions advisors, visit on-campus housing, and experience life at Auburn first-hand!

An aerial view of Samford Hall at Auburn University.

Pogo the ‘Super Pony’

Pogo, a miniature horse, has a very big will to live and a large destiny to fulfill. He was fitted with a prosthetic leg at the College of Veterinary Medicine following traumatic amputation of the left hind limb.

Auburn veterinarians and students walk with the little miniature horse, Pogo.

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Health Sciences Sector set to foster collaborative learning, research

Auburn University’s new Health Sciences Sector is bringing together its School of Nursing and the Harrison School of Pharmacy’s Pharmaceutical Research Building in one complex to support advanced innovations and collaborations.

Pictured are the 2017 Auburn University Panhellenic Executive Officers

Auburn University Panhellenic receives highest national award

Auburn University Panhellenic has received its first National Panhellenic Conference, or NPC, College Panhellenic Excellence Award, the highest award that a college Panhellenic can win from the conference.

Clemson, Auburn lead U.S. efforts in higher education to save wild tiger populations

Clemson University and Auburn University have joined forces to throw the weight of multiple academic disciplines behind efforts to save wild tiger populations worldwide. The two universities, along with Louisiana State University and the University of Missouri, are leading the efforts of the newly formed U.S. Tiger University Consortium, so named for the mascots that both institutions share.