Graduating from college is one of the most important days of a student's life, and with all the necessary preparations, it's easy to fall behind.
Derek Ross has accomplished what was thought to be near impossible.He made class fun.
Eating stacks of pancakes may not be your typical way of being charitable, but this Saturday, Miss Auburn University is hosting an all-you-can-eat breakfast with proceeds benefiting Children's Miracle Network for the Columbus, Ga., hospital.
After a year of perfecting his application, hours of dedicated research and serving in several leadership roles, Nathan Warner was selected for a $5,000 Morris K. and Stewart L. Udall Scholarship for Excellence in National Environmental Policy.
Agricultural research and teaching methods will be revolutionized with the opening of the new poultry and animal nutrition center.
Pinecones of various sizes lie in piles, and paintings of trees and waterfalls adorn the walls of Lisa Samuelson's office.
University Program Council hosts spring arts and crafts day on Cater Lawn
Traveling around Auburn by foot or bicycle will soon be easier with the work of the South College Street Sidewalk Project and the Safe Routes to School Sidewalk/Crosswalk Project.
The recent revolution in Egypt has brought new appeal to the International Relations in the Middle East class, which helps students better understand current events around the world.
Recycling drop-offs accept unexpected items
