The aim of these events for students is to promote cultural diversity and awareness, celebrate the rich and vibrant culture of Africa, and provide an opportunity for students to learn and appreciate different forms of art and entertainment from the African continent. African Cultural Night allows students to immerse themselves...
Join the Taiwan Center to learn about traditional Taiwanese Tea through tasting and brewing! RSVP via this link.
This year's theme is 'Respecting Diversity Through Joint Social Action to Adress Zero Hunger.' Learn more and celebrate this day in this collaborative webinar event. The special keynote speaker is Anne Deepak. Register via this link.
This outreach event hosted by the Ag Council, Campus Dining, and the Office of Sustainability seeks to promote agriculture and Auburn foods across campus. There will be hands-on booth displays about agriculture, free food from Campus Dining, and more!
With unprecedented federal investment in water and wastewater infrastructure and significant incentives for moving toward clean energy and transportation, the time is now to come together, get informed, and plan for how we will act collectively to ensure Alabama’s communities and ecosystems are not left out of the conversation. How...
Take time for yourself this week. Every Saturday morning this Spring semester, the Jule will be hosting a free, hour-long activity that is connected to the“Invisible Thread” exhibition. Like “Invisible Thread,” these activities will center on mindfulness, spirituality, and self-reflection. They are designed to help alleviate your stress from a...
During Trash Amnesty 2023, all fees for oversized yard debris and other bulky items that exceed five cubic yards will be waived. Please follow these guidelines when taking advantage of trash amnesty: Do not include household garbage or hazardous waste. Place debris at the curb no later than 6 am...
With continued climate change, elements of the Earth system may reach tipping points—abrupt, dramatic changes with irreversible consequences—like the rapid collapse of ice sheets or dieback of the Amazon rainforest. Tipping points also exist in human systems: devastation from extreme weather and major stresses on food, energy, and water could...
On Tuesday, April 4, at 11 a.m. in the Auburn University Chapel, a panel of guest speakers will hold a conversation about “Becoming the Beloved Community amid Prison Reform, Abolition and Voting Rights.” Panelists include Harriette Huggins, League of Women Voters; Phyllis West, director of Governors State University Social Justice...
In the final program of spring 2023, Auburn University Libraries’ Discover Auburn Lecture Series will present John Slemp to speak about his new book “Bomber Boys – WWII Flight Jacket Art.” “Bomber Boys – WWII Flight Jacket Art” is a visual record of A-2 jackets worn by bomber aircrews that...