Kathryn Tucker Windham to speak Monday at OLLI at Auburn
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Auburn University, or OLLI at Auburn, will host a meeting featuring Alabama author Kathryn Tucker Windham on Monday, Jan. 11, at 10 a.m. in the second floor...
View ArticleAuburn University to honor Martin Luther King Jr. with weeklong tribute
Auburn University will host a weeklong tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from Friday, Jan. 15, through Friday, Jan. 22, with the theme "Inspiring the Strength to Love: One Auburn, One Community."...
View ArticleNational farm and ranch show to feature Old Rotation
Auburn University College of Agriculture agronomist Dennis Delaney and Auburn University Libraries' archivist Dewayne Cox will be featured on cable and public television stations nationwide beginning...
View ArticleBass Sports Club ranks second in the nation
Auburn University's Bass Sports Club is ranked second among bass fishing colleges in the nation in the January/February issue of FLW Outdoors Magazine. FLW surveyed all 2009 National Guard FLW College...
View ArticleGreen and Blue Conference to be held in Auburn
The Inaugural Green and Blue Conference will be held Jan. 27-29 in Auburn to promote and recognize innovation and leadership in sustainable practices and materials in residential building. The...
View ArticleNew minor offered in community and civic engagement
The College of Liberal Arts has announced a new undergraduate minor in community and civic engagement. The 15-hour, interdisciplinary minor is comprised of courses that provide context for...
View ArticleTake an Art Walk on Ag Hill
Last fall, Department of Art Professor Barbara Bondy asked students in her drawing class to create pieces on the theme of agriculture. Their ensuing work caught the eye of College of Ag Associate...
View ArticleLearning Commons opens in RBD Library
Designed by you, for you and funded by EBSCO Industries, the Learning Commons is now open on the second floor of Ralph Brown Draughon Library. After gathering student input over the last three years,...
View ArticleMiller Writing Center offers tutoring for students
The Miller Writing Center provides tutoring services for students enrolled in university-required core courses. It will open on Tuesday, Jan. 19, in two locations. The hours of the first location, 3183...
View ArticleScale Back Alabama weight loss program begins soon
Auburn University will be participating again for 10 weeks in the statewide weight-loss program, Scale Back Alabama. The goal is to get each individual on a team to lose one pound per week for a total...
View ArticlePrint to the RBD Library printers from anywhere on campus
Students can now print PDF or TXT files on the networked printers in the Ralph Brown Draughon Library from anywhere on campus. Log in and select the desired printer (black-and-white or color) from the...
View ArticleBicycles should be removed for bicycle rack improvements
Bicycle racks will be upgraded on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 21-22, around the Student Center, stadium parking deck, Parker Hall and Roosevelt Concourse. Bicycles attached to the old racks in these...
View ArticleFree Turkish language classes
The Diversity and Tolerance Organization is offering free Turkish language classes to all interested students, faculty and staff. Classes meet once a week in the Student Center. Class schedules are...
View ArticleMath book sale at AU Bookstore ends Feb. 5
The annual Springer Yellow Sale of math books at the Auburn University Bookstore in Haley Center is ending. From Monday, Jan. 25, to Friday, Feb. 5, the remaining books will be reduced 30 percent less...
View ArticleGraduate Student Council accepting submissions for competition
The Graduate Student Council is presenting a competition for graduate students to submit research in several categories. Poster presentation categories are design, science and engineering. Oral...
View ArticleAgriculture turned into art in exhibit in Biggin Hall
What does the Chia Pet have to do with sustainable living? Can grain crops be an art form? Jeff Schmuki, visiting artist in the Auburn University Department of Art, challenges viewers both to confront...
View ArticleSustain-A-Bowl and RecycleMania start Feb. 1
This February, almost 4,000 Auburn students in 30 residence halls will compete in this year's Sustain-A-Bowl Championship, Auburn's annual resource competition. Beginning on Feb. 1 and ending four...
View Article‘All Aboard’ the Miss Auburn University Scholarship Pageant cruise
Watch 14 beautiful and talented contestants compete for the title of Miss Auburn University 2010 on Friday, Jan. 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Activities Center. You can purchase your boarding pass...
View ArticleCollege of Business professor Mark Bertus passes away
Associate professor Mark Bertus of the College of Business died Tuesday, Jan. 26. Bertus was born Dec. 21, 1971, in Bartlesville, Okla. He earned his Ph.D. in finance from Oklahoma University and...
View ArticleLearn bird counting and feeding 101
Rita Kemp, of the Auburn Birding Club, will host a bird identification program Saturday, Feb. 6, at 2 p.m. in the Louise Kreher Forest Ecology Preserve. Learn about The Great Backyard Bird Count,...
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