As the climate emergency continues to intensify, much of the public & institutional response to mounting disaster remains stalemated. Perhaps this is the result of nihilist framing of the crisis by activists, media, & scientists, a paradigm often referred to as `climate doomerism'. The emerging solarpunk movement--which includes the work...
Pop in on your bike or on foot to join Auburn Outdoors and the Auburn University Cycling Advisory Committee for popcorn, games, a top-off on your bike tires, and prize drawings all to celebrate Cycle September! We can also learn about the AO Bike Shop, bike rentals, and bike trips. ...
ANNOUNCEMENT: TREE PLANTING MOVED TO FEBRUARY 1 AT SAME TIME AND PLACE DUE TO WEATHER Come join the Office of Sustainability and the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center for Plant Ahead: A Tree Planting Event. Volunteers are invited to come plant trees at the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center! Together,...
Come join the Office of Sustainability and the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center for Plant Ahead: A Tree Planting Event. Volunteers are invited to come plant trees at the Kreher Preserve and Nature Center! Together, we will learn about forestry practices, Alabama’s native flora, and how to properly plant trees...
The Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and the Humanities and the Department of History are hosting a talk from Charles Mauldin, a Civil Rights Foot Soldier, on February 2 at 1pm. Mauldin participated in the teacher's march, was present at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s meeting when it...
John Beaver will be coming to speak at the Ralph Brown Draughon Library in the Caroline Marshall Draughon Lecture Room at 3PM to 4:30PN on February 6. Beaver manages the Creek Council House Museum at the Muscogee Nation Cultural Center. This talk is free and open to the public! Check...
Come to Through the Decades: Black History Month Speaker Panel to listen to four Auburn alumni share their personal experiences and ways that they've seen Auburn grow and change over the years. The event will consist of a Q&A discussion moderated by students and a reception for networking afterward. Catering at...
The International Cultural Center (ICC) in the Office of International Programs and the Women and Gender Studies Program are hosting a free lunch seminar to recognize International Women's Day. The seminar will consist of a panel of Auburn University and community members in which the audience is encouraged to interact,...
Join the Ag Council for the 2024 Beyond the Farm event! Come by to learn more about agriculture and to interact with the different offices, groups, and organizations that will be tabling!
Join Nifty Arts n' Crafts in Room 3041 in the RBD Library to do some crafting! There will be coloring pages, yarn and hooks, and more. This is a free event! Visit the event's AU Involve page to learn more.
UPC's most-attended event last year is back again! Come to the Campus Green to decorate tote bags, participate in plant-potting, make bouquets, and eat some free food, just to list a few! Many clubs, organizations, and departments will be present to interact and celebrate with. Learn more at UPC's AU...
The College of Sciences and Mathematics is pleased to announce that the STEM Outreach Center will be hosting GUTS (Getting Under The Surface) geared for children in grades 3 – 5 and an accompanying parent. This hands-on science program will feature the science of sailing, exploring how sailboats travel, and...
