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Provost and Board of Trustees open and close graduate degree programs

The Auburn University Board of Trustees and Academic Affairs Committee approved two new graduate certificates and closed a graduate certificate at the Nov. 15 meeting. The two approved graduate certificates are in Neuroscience and Veterinary Social Work, while the committee members elected to close the graduate certificate in Movement Analysis Skills from the School of Kinesiology. 

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2025 Camp War Eagle counselors announced at Cater Hall

On Nov. 4, the 2025 Camp War Eagle and Successfully Orienting Students counselors were announced on the steps of Cater Hall. Friends and family gathered to celebrate the selected 72 students. These orientation counselors will undergo spring training to prepare for their role in guiding incoming freshmen and transfer students, helping them adjust to Auburn’s campus.

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Grounded & Groundbreaking: Auburn University announces its 10-year strategic plan

On Monday, Oct. 7, the Office of the President announced Auburn University’s 10-year strategic plan in a campus-wide email. The 44-page brief titled Auburn University Strategic Plan 2035: Grounded & Groundbreaking, outlines Auburn University’s future actions into five goals for the next decade to advance and establish itself as an ideal higher education institution.

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Auburn student organizations reflect on SB-129

Auburn University is still trying to gauge the impact of the "anti-DEI" bill, SB-129, that was signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey. The amended bill passed in Alabama on March 20, 2024, targeting colleges and universities to restrict divisive concepts. The impact on day-to-day functions and how universities plan to deal with the change remains unknown to the public.

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Auburn College Republicans and College Democrats debate

On Oct. 22 at 7 p.m., the Auburn College Republicans and College Democrats faced off in a debate in Ralph Draughon Brown Library. Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, the partisan clubs represented their respective parties, debating the most pressing topics and elaborating on why their ideologies are the best fit to resolve issues.

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Auburn University celebrates 77th Hey Day

With brisk temperatures and warm smiles, the Student Government Association kicked off Auburn University’s 77th Hey Day on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 16. Hey Day is a long standing tradition aimed to foster connections among students by encouraging them to greet one another with a simple "hey." Stations were set up across campus, offering name tags, activities and opportunities for students to socialize.

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Introducing the Native American and Indigenous Alliance

The Native American and Indigenous Alliance hosted a cultural immersion event on Cater Lawn. The event was held as a part of the First 56, a student organization that hosts events the first 56 days of the school year. The event took place on Thursday, Oct. 3, and highlighted several Native American and Indigenous groups, such as the Mississippi Choctaw, and featured speakers there representing Mayan Indians and Indigenous Africans.