Human trafficking and sexual slavery are terms not often used by the average college student, or anyone for that matter. For the individuals on Auburn's campus trying to fight these things, however, the terms are used and not lightly.
Students from an architecture class have been working to put on an exhibit that will be set up in the Dudley Commons until April 27.
Students will have a little extra time to study for finals this semester. Two study days are scheduled for the Thursday and Friday after the last day of class, April 25.
Craig Guyer has always been intrigued by amphibians and reptiles.
Two Auburn University professors are among the top in the country according to "The Best 300 Professors," published by The Princeton Review early this month.
Robert Agne did not aspire to become a college professor, nor was communication his first area of study.
After its victory over Loyola Marymount University on Sunday, Auburn's softball team will head to Orlando, Fla., this weekend for the Citrus Classic with a perfect 14-0 record.
Open up the moon pies and let the beads fly because Mardi Gras festivities are about to begin.
Auburn's Public Safety Department is now accepting applications for the 2012 Auburn Public Safety Academy.
Whether he is teaching, posting on his blog or observing the world around him, Ted Becker, professor of political science, is one who never settles for society's norms.
