Learn, Serve and Grow

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Extension

Extension specialists, educators and scientists live out the land-grant mission, connecting world-class research to our community. 
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University Libraries

Community members are welcome at all university libraries to use materials, databases and resources on-site as a registered visitor.
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Veterinary Clinic

The College of Veterinary Medicine provides a full-service community practice offering care for your four-legged family members.
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Youth Programs

Area youth can discover their passions, build skills, and shape their futures through Auburn programs and summer camps.
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Lifelong Learning

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute offers courses, hands-on learning experiences and social interaction for people over 50.
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Small Business Development Center

Small businesses are the backbone of Alabama’s economy. Find resources to start your own.
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Experience Auburn

Discover art, nature and culture in a vibrant community that celebrates connection and creativity.

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Campus Events

In addition to year-round athletics, the Auburn University calendar is full of celebrations, performances, exhibits and programs that are open to the entire community.

Group photo. Front row, left to right: David Crisostomo, Kelley Noll, Asim Ali, Michael Brunson and DeElla Wiley. Back row, left to right: Ryan Gibson, Iulia Pittman, Lindsay Doukopoulos and Virginia Kunzer.
Biggio Center announces 2026-27 Faculty Fellows

The Biggio Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning (Biggio Center) has announced its 2026-27 Faculty Fellows cohort, welcoming Ryan Gibson and David Crisostomo and returning fellows Virginia Kunzer, Iulia Pittman and Michael Brunson.

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Turning data into on-field competitive advantage

Recent Harbert business analytics graduate Ryan McTighe is working with the Auburn baseball team to turn data into actionable insights that help in player recruitment.

Jean-Francois Louf
The sense of touch... for robotic devices

Jean-Francois Louf, assistant professor of chemical engineering, is exploring how engineered devices can communicate with living nerve cells.

Events for the Community

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