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Auburn alumna who founded Iraq's first 'green building' company to co-chair World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland
Basima Abdulrahman, a Fulbright scholar, is set to co-chair the major international meeting that brings global leaders in business and government from around the world to Switzerland from Jan. 22 to Jan. 25.
'There’s always a domino effect:' The impacts of the federal shutdown on Auburn research
Grant proposals won’t be processed. New awards will be delayed. Funds may run out. And the University won’t be able to invoice for some federal projects.
Auburn alumna Kay Ivey sworn in for first full term as governor
Ivey is the first Republican woman elected governor.
12 candidates plan to run for SGA offices, Miss Auburn
Twelve candidates have plans to run for major Student Government Association offices and Miss Auburn.
All clear: Police investigate suspicious package on Heisman Drive near transit hub, Jordan-Hare Stadium
Officials said there is no known threat, but Heisman Drive — the road used by many Tiger Transit buses to unload in central campus — has been closed as a precaution.
Auburn named best place to live in Alabama by MONEY magazine
MONEY magazine gave Auburn that designation on Monday, when the magazine included Auburn on its list of the best places to live in every state.
Auburn named R1 Carnegie research institution, achieving major goal
An R1 designation is reserved for doctoral universities with the highest levels of research activity.
President aims to expand Auburn's footprint in Birmingham
Urban Studio is continuing to grow, and the University is looking to add more academic programs in the city.
