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.

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Seeing materials in a new light

Using laser spectroscopy, the Grieco Lab looks inside everyday materials to reveal properties that could shape future technologies

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AUARI, Army partner on $1.4M contract

The project, Mission Command Integration Module–XL (MCIM-XL), will create a commander's communications suite built from the ground up for the Polaris MRZR-Alpha 4, unifying disparate radios, antennas, satellite links, and digital gear into a compact, durable system.

Researchers collaborate on geospatial modeling that will help identify areas potentially vulnerable to PFAS exposure.
Predicting PFAS, protecting farms

Auburn researcher Luyu Liu, PhD, is using artificial intelligence, environmental science and geospatial technology to map areas vulnerable to PFAS, or “forever chemicals,” in agricultural landscapes. His research could help farmers and communities identify potential risks earlier and make informed decisions about testing and monitoring.

Events for the Community

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