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Researcher wins National Science Foundation award for technological innovation

By Staff Report | July 27

“This award is reaffirmation of Dr. Lall’s national reputation and recognition of his seminal contributions to the field of mechanical engineering,” said Christopher Roberts, dean of the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. “His work has positioned Auburn Engineering to be a leader in harsh environment electronics research as we address the challenges in this exciting field.”

A researcher transcended gender roles, now she wants to help others do the same

By Evan McCullers | Contributing Writer | July 21

Growing up in Mabafweni, Kenya, an impoverished agricultural village on the eastern seaboard of Africa, Esther Ngumbi learned the value of hard work at an early age.

School of Building Science hosting international conference

By Staff Report | July 20

The McWhorter School of Building Science is hosting the 33rd annual International Symposium.

Student diagnosed with meningitis

By Staff Report | July 13

An undergraduate student has been diagnosed with meningococcal meningitis, according to an email from Public Safety.

Auburn to host cattle conference

By Ciara Council | News Writer | July 12

The Department of Animal Sciences at Auburn University will touch on the cow industry, factors influencing that market, updates on the research and the future of farming and ranching at its annual Beef Cattle Conference. According to the U.S.

Community mourns lives lost in Baton Rouge, Falcon Heights and Dallas

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | July 10

In the wake of several days of violence last week, a large crowd of students, faculty and community members gathered.

LAUNCH awards help professors with research

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | July 7

After presenting their projects as finalists to a panel at the Hotel at Auburn University and Dixon Conference Center, three professors have been rewarded with funding from the Fund for Research and Innovation at University by LAUNCH.  LAUNCH is conceived by the Auburn University Research Advisory Board, an endowed fund that is utilized to make operations between innovative research and the marketplace easier.

New deck will free more than 600 parking spaces for students and faculty

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | July 7

Beginning in the fall, the Village parking lot will be available to students with PC4 permits.

What a college therapist can do for you

By Eric Pereira | News Writer | July 6

Booth said his college clients tend to be more tech savvy but have more problems with adjustment.

Two new programs take students to Cuba

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | June 28

Auburn University students recently traveled to Cuba as part of two new study abroad programs.

Cause of morning Lowder fire determined

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | June 28

The cause of an early morning fire in Lowder Hall Monday has been determined.

Updated: Supreme Court upholds use of race in admissions

By Chip Brownlee | News Editor | June 23

On Thursday, the United States Supreme Court upheld race-conscious affirmative action.

How international students contribute to Auburn

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | June 23

Auburn University is home to nearly 30,000 students, 1,500 of which are from over 80 different countries.  The school provides many opportunities to international students and encourages diversity amongst the student body.

Industrial engineering students place top 10

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | June 23

The Department of Industrial Engineering sent three groups of students.

First-ever grants from Auburn between Auburn and Cuban Universities

By Emmy Leberte | News Writer | June 20

Six new research projects are now underway and due to the funding of the first-ever grants awarded by the Auburn University and the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station- Cuba Grants program. The projects were set to encourage and further the academic collaboration between AAES researchers and scientist at both Auburn University and Cuban Agricultural Universities and research centers.

What to do in the case of an active shooter

By Ariel Cochran | News Writer | June 20

On June 12, 2016, 49 people lost their life to an armed gunman that entered PULSE Night Club in Orlando, Florida.

Board approves several renovation projects, Leach Science Center addition

By Corey Williams | Editor-in-chief | June 17

The Board of Trustees approved several renovation projects at its Friday, June 10 meeting. The Haley Center Quad, the Gavin Engineering Research Building and Broun Hall will undergo renovations. Haley Center The Haley Center Quad renovations will "facilitate the relocation of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics from Parker Hall and Allison Laboratory." The project will renovate approximately 40,000 square feet of space on the third floor of Haley Center Quads One and Two, according to Associate Vice President for Facilities Dan King.

Auburn holds Unity Service honoring Orlando Victims

By Eric Pereira | Campus Writer | June 17

Thursday evening members of the Auburn family gathered in the Foy Hall.