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FBI address

David L. Bowdich, deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will share his thoughts on the top priorities and challenges of the bureau at a public event on Friday, Jan. 31, at Auburn University.

Constructive Creativity

Rusty Smith would be the first one to tell you experience is the greatest teacher. And that’s exactly the model for how Auburn’s Rural Studio program operates. Smith is one of two recipients of Auburn’s Faculty Award for Creative Research and Scholarship.

Promising Practices

This year’s 2020 Diversity Promising Practices Conference at Auburn University will feature Candi Castleberry Singleton, vice president of Diversity Partnership Strategy and Engagement for Twitter.

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Jaylah Goodson excels as a resident assistant and equips students for success at Aubie Residence Hall in The Village Community.

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In light of the recent political shake-up in Russia, Matt Clary, a lecturer in the Department of Political Science, College of Liberal Arts, comments about what this means for the future of that country and ongoing relations between the U.S. and Russia.

Expert Answers: Political science lecturer comments on recent political shake-up in Russia

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An Auburn University graduate with a doctorate in physics recently found evidence of a new atomic process, proving a theory that was made a decade ago by a former Auburn professor.

Auburn University graduate discovers new atomic process first proposed by Auburn researcher in 2010

Two students were selected for the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship, an opportunity that will allow them to spend the 15 months developing and implementing service projects that address the root causes of health disparities in under-resourced communities.

Two Auburn University students selected for Albert Schweitzer Fellowship