Children stand over a light while working with colorful blocks.

Registration is now open for the Early Childhood Summer Enrichment Program in Auburn University’s College of Education. And this year, the program will double its capacity and expand eligibility to include children ages 4 through 8.

February 20, 2026

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Auburn University will explore how artificial intelligence has evolved from Hollywood fantasy to real world technology through its annual AI film series, beginning Monday, Feb. 23 with WarGames, followed by Tron: Ares on March 17 and concluding with Wonderland on April 13.

February 19, 2026

The student council members pose by the clock face in the Samford Clock Tower

Auburn’s College of Education Student Council connects students, leadership and campus partners to create meaningful change.

February 18, 2026

Six panelists who work in various healthcare related fields prepare to present in the Student Activities Center.

The School of Kinesiology is hosting multiple events Feb. 23-27 as part of Healthcare Industry Week, a dynamic, week-long series of events designed to help students explore the wide range of career opportunities in health-related fields.

February 17, 2026

Samford hall

Auburn University’s Board of Trustees convened Feb. 13, 2026, at Auburn University at Montgomery, moving forward several core priorities designed to elevate the student experience, expand academic opportunities and advance the university’s land-grant mission.

February 17, 2026

Will Leverenz and his dad at preview day

Students interested in education and healthcare attended the College of Education’s Spring Preview Day to learn more about the college.

February 17, 2026

three men talking on a podcast set

When COVID-19 shut down Auburn’s campus in 2020, Brooks Fuller didn’t just pack up—he packed for thousands. Discover how this Auburn baseball alum and finance major turned a crisis into a booming college moving business, inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs.

February 16, 2026

The largest student-run makerspace in the country is getting even larger. The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering will begin construction this spring on a laboratory designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, creativity and industry-relevant research in advanced manufacturing while also expanding the Design and Innovation Center, commonly known as the makerspace.

February 13, 2026

Auburn University leaders, College of Human Sciences Dean Susan Hubbard and the Thorne sisters turn the first scoops of dirt at the groundbreaking ceremony.

Amidst an overwhelming sense of pride, the celebration of a milestone several years in the making took place at a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 5.

February 09, 2026

A student and her mother speak with a College of Education faculty member inside the College of Education

Students from throughout the nation will have a unique opportunity on Feb. 16 to learn all about Auburn’s College of Education and the many programs it offers.

February 09, 2026

A group of attendees at the New School Counselor Academy, held Feb. 6 at Auburn University, pose outdoors for a photo.

New school counselors from throughout Alabama gathered at Auburn on Friday for the Alabama State Department of Education’s New School Counselor Academy, a full-day professional learning event designed to strengthen the preparation and support of early‑career counselors.

February 06, 2026

Cheyann Poague and Emma McCrary

Auburn’s College of Education hosts the Future Teachers of Alabama Eastern Conference on campus for the second year in a row.

February 06, 2026

Photo of AIAs leadership members standing together for a photo

For Auburn’s chapter of American Institute of Architecture Students, providing extracurricular programs and connections between year-levels, faculty and professionals is key to creating a community of future architects.

February 05, 2026

Apparel Merchandising senior Gracie Silverthorn shows off part of her portfolio.

Apparel Merchandising senior Gracie Silverthorn is the first apparel student from Auburn to secure an internship with Giorgio Armani, one of the most competitive internship placements in the industry.

February 02, 2026

American flag that reads 250 America Auburn University

The 66th Secretary of State, Sec. Condoleezza Rice, and commentator and author Margaret Hoover to join Auburn University’s 250th Commemoration.

February 02, 2026

Maggie Haggerty in business attire posing for a photo on Auburn

Maggie Haggerty found her place at Auburn through her involvement in student organizations such as Mock Trial. Now she’s creating community for students by leading the Women in Law organization.

January 30, 2026

Students smile while seated inside an auditorium.

Auburn’s College of Education has long been a hub for preparing the next generation of educators. On Feb. 6, it’ll serve that role again as it hosts the Future Teachers of Alabama (FTA) Eastern Conference, welcoming nearly 600 middle and high school students, along with their advisors, for a full day of learning, inspiration and hands-on exploration of the teaching profession.

January 30, 2026

Sturdy as elms — that's Mark Nelms. With him at the helm, we've entered new realms. Enjoy our interview with the Godbold Professor and chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering on the latest episode of the best podcast in higher education.

January 23, 2026

Hands stitch a name into quilting fabric squares.

The "Sew Their Names: Quilting, Creativity and Activism" exhibition on view at The Jule Museum and forthcoming Auburn Forum for Southern Art and Culture, to be held on February 7, originate from arts outreach initiative, The Jule's Museum in Motion.

January 22, 2026

Three young people examine flowers in a field

A $5 million dollar project at the Solon Dixon Center will replace 1970s-era dormitories with a new facility that offers modern amenities for forestry and wildlife students' field studies.

January 21, 2026

Veterinary Technicians Chloe Cook and Kellye Berkley work with a dog prior to surgery.

The Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine is shaping future veterinarians while tackling a nationwide shortage of licensed veterinary technicians, the nursing professionals of animal care.

January 20, 2026

three students referring a basketball game

Auburn’s competitive sports program isn’t just top tier competition, it’s shaping students into leaders with balance and real world skills.

January 20, 2026

Sophie hands a plastic cup filled with cake and icing to a customer at the Sophie Sweets counter

This year, the Incubator at Hey Day Market is featuring a lineup of student entrepreneurs whose menus will include cake cups, breakfast sandwiches and chicken and waffles.

January 20, 2026

Photo of designers sitting at workstations with large-scale 3D printers

Since the summer of 2018, play and recreation equipment manufacturer PlayCore has hosted at least one Auburn industrial design student each year for its summer internship program.

January 15, 2026

A student club started more than 60 years ago has had a far-reaching impact on the state of Alabama.

January 15, 2026

Three colleges unite to advance mass timber construction, a faster, cheaper and more sustainable way to build houses and buildings.

January 08, 2026

Group of people standing in classroom

Whether you're interested in a sales-focused career or simply want to build poise and confidence, the Professional Sales Association student organization in the Harbert College of Business offers activities to help develop these skills and more.

January 07, 2026

A large group of students poses together for a formal photo in front of a backdrop featuring Auburn University and Phi Beta Kappa logos.

This past November, Auburn University’s chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society, Gamma of Alabama, held its first initiation ceremony since the chapter moved into the Honors College last year.

January 06, 2026

podcast logo with samford hall in background

The Everything Auburn Podcast’s year-end rewind is here – and our best moments of 2025 will have you laughing-out-loud and beaming with Tiger pride.

December 17, 2025

Phot of three people using a router on a piece of lumber

This fall, Auburn students are gaining hands-on experience with one of the industry’s fastest-growing materials: mass timber.

December 11, 2025

Two Involvement Ambassadors pass out free items to a student attending an event.

Learn more about the Involvement Ambassadors, the representatives of Student Involvement who help people get plugged in on campus.

December 10, 2025

Reagan Boledovic

A School of Kinesiology student from Putnam, Connecticut, has been selected to represent the College of Education as its graduation marshal for the fall 2025 commencement ceremonies. Reagan Boledovic, an exercise science major, found her place at Auburn through service and undergraduate research. 

December 09, 2025

A student shakes hands with a representative at a display table covered with informational materials and branded items, with fair attendees visible behind them.

Auburn University’s College of Sciences and Mathematics welcomed 48 graduate and health professional programs and a record 482 students to its largest Graduate & Health Professional School Fair ever. The event connected pre-health students with admissions representatives, helping them gain personalized insights, ask meaningful questions and clarify their next academic and professional steps.

December 09, 2025

Students receive instruction on the leave no trace initiative.

Students now have greater access to exciting career opportunities thanks to a new transfer-friendly Leadership and Planning option for the Parks and Recreation Management major.

December 05, 2025

John Shefrin portrait

A double major in finance and accounting, Harbert College of Business graduation marshal John Shefrin has a distinguished record of service and leadership through a campus tutoring program and an accounting honor society.

November 30, 2025

Six people stand along a stone bridge in the Davis Arboretum, listening during a guided tour amid dense fall greenery.

Two teams from the University of Alabama visited Auburn’s Davis Arboretum to study trees, compare horticulture practices and learn from the site’s conservation efforts.

November 21, 2025

Aerial photo of an education construction site space with tool trailers, classrooms and an open lawn

The McWhorter School of Building Science is celebrating five years of the Robins & Morton Field Lab, which took the program’s experiential learning to a new level.

November 21, 2025

Adrienne Wilson instructing dancers on stage

Few have helped the Department of Theatre & Dance find its way like Professor Adrienne Wilson. In November, as the 2025-2026 season focused on “Wayfinding” continues with “Footprints,” Wilson will lead the annual dance concert for the last time.

November 14, 2025

Cole Bordonie

A doctoral student from the College of Education’s School of Kinesiology will present his research next week as a finalist in Auburn University’s Three Minute Thesis competition Nov. 19 at 3:30 p.m. in the Melton Student Center ballroom.

November 13, 2025

Photo of pumpkins with the center one carved and painted to look like Aubie the Tiger

The Auburn chapter of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) hosted its Annual Pumpkin Carve on Friday, October 31, in the Dudley Hall courtyard.

November 13, 2025

Aubie posing for a photo with student veterans

Excellence, integrity and leadership are pillars in both the U.S. Armed Forces and Auburn Aviation. When those who have served in one come to learn at the other, Auburn ensures they have everything they need to succeed.

November 11, 2025

Students look at flowers in a raised bed garden

Philanthropy fuels experiential learning initiatives at Auburn, such as FoodU, which has garnered national attention and was recently featured in an episode of Alabama Public Television’s Spotlight on Agriculture.

November 06, 2025

Michael Roberts

For Auburn University Professor Michael Roberts, mentoring students is the most rewarding part of his career. However, it’s far from the only part of his role as a professor. He also conducts research in his Nutrabolt Molecular and Applied Sciences Lab, where his work examines how training and diet influence molecular adaptations related to performance, aging, and overall health.

November 04, 2025

eagle is examined by veterinarians

Auburn’s Raptor Center and College of Veterinary Medicine unite conservation, education and rehabilitation through one of the university’s most beloved traditions

October 31, 2025

Learn more about Auburn's three ROTC programs: Army, Navy and Air Force.

October 30, 2025

Photo of a student holding a CADC sign standing next to Aubie

The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture is home to Auburn University’s student chapters of multiple professional organizations that foster a sense of community in the design world.

October 28, 2025

view of land and mountains in Costa Rica

Of the more than 130 programs offered through Auburn Abroad, three — Joseph S. Bruno Auburn Abroad in Italy, Business minor in Milan, Italy and Tropical Conservation and Sustainable Development in Costa Rica — also allow students to earn a complete minor in only seven or 13 weeks.

October 27, 2025

A split image of Pebble Hill, one half dark and showing disrepair in the 1970s and one half showing its bright, renovated facade that stands today

Something’s haunting the halls of the College of Liberal Arts’ outreach center.

October 27, 2025

Several students and their parents talk to workers seated at tables at a past Fall Preview Day event.

Students from throughout the nation will have a unique opportunity on Nov. 11 (Veterans Day) to learn all about Auburn’s College of Education and the many programs it offers.

October 27, 2025

Kendal, on crutches, and Jack stand next to the jAUnt golf cart

After a car accident left marathon runner Kendal Hull unable to navigate campus with her morning coffee, a couple of jAUnt drivers came to her rescue with a custom 3D-printed cup holder.

October 22, 2025