• Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week Trip to Selma

    Event Venue | Selma, Alabama

    Auburn University’s Black Student Union and Alternate Student Breaks organizations are heading to Selma\, Alabama\, for a day of service. Students will volunteer at designated sites including SABRA Sanctuary\, Selma Area Food Bank and a housing project. After volunteering\, students will take tours around downtown to learn more about the...

  • Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week Kickoff Breakfast

    Event Venue | Auburn University Hotel and Conference Center 241 S. College St., Auburn, AL

    <div class=\'content_row\'><div class=\'content_container\'> <div class=\'col-sm-12 article_story\'> <div class=\'article_body\'> Auburn University will kick off its Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) Celebration Week with a breakfast featuring Quinton Ross\, president of Alabama State University\, as the keynote speaker.   </div> </div> </div> </div>

  • Community Kickoff & Candlelight Vigil

    Event Venue | Thatch Concourse (in front of the Harrison School of Pharmacy)

    A community kickoff for the MLK Celebration Week events is set for Tuesday\, Jan. 22\, at 5 p.m. on the Thach Concourse. The kickoff will include a candlelight vigil and performances by student organizations to memorialize Dr. King’s legacy through word and song. Following the kickoff\, Bryan Stevenson of the...

  • Lunch & Learn: The Criminalization of Poverty

    Event Venue | Student Center - Room 2222

    A talk on the “Criminalization of Poverty” with Sara Wood. Bring your lunch and join for a discussion that will examine the state of poverty in America and the intersections of economic disparities and social justice.   For more information and to register for the MLK Celebration Week events\, go...

  • The Problem of the Color Line in the 21st Century: Reflections on the Race Relations in American History

    Event Venue | Student Center - Room 2222

    Drs. David Carter\, Kelly Kennington\, Austin McCoy and Guy Mount will take a deep dive into the impact of race on American history and the social justice movement. For more information and to register for the MLK Celebration Week events\, go to <a href=\'http://ocm.auburn.edu/mlkweek/\'>http://ocm.auburn.edu/mlkweek/</a>.  

  • Outside In: Voices from the Margins Book Launch Reception

    Event Venue | Pebble Hill , United States

    The Women’s Leadership Institute\, WLI\, invites the community to a reception for the launch of the book Outside In: Voices from the Margins. The book is edited by Barbara A. Baker\, executive director of WLI and Joyce De Vries\, professor of art history. The book includes narratives written by academic...

  • International Culture Cafe

    Event Venue | Foy Hall Lobby 282 W Thach Concourse, Auburn, AL, United States

    A chance to experience Jordanian culture and cuisine.

  • Climate Change vs. Love- What Then Must We Do?

    Event Venue | Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

    <div class='page' title='Page 1'><div class='layoutArea'> <div class='column'> An Earth Day/Climate Change Forum Scientists, environmental activists, youth (and seniors), sustainability professionals, and “concerned citizens” (you?) in conversation on the environmental and social justice challenges of climate change: A Green New Deal? The Youth Uprising (Sunrise and others)? National Mobilization? Local Community...

  • Open House for Bikeway, Greenway Plan

    Event Venue | Development Services Building

    The City of Auburn will host an open house for Connect Auburn: A Plan for Auburn's Greenways and Bikeways. The goal of Connect Auburn is to identify opportunities for new and improved greenway and bicycling connections throughout Auburn. Interested community members are invited to weigh in on draft recommendations for...

  • Intentional Listening: How to Love Your Neighbor in the Midst of Terror

    Event Venue | First Presbyterian Church

    Join Rev. Dr. Joan Harrell, diversity coordinator from the School of Communication and Journalism, for an interfaith and multicultural potluck, vigil, and discussion of issues of faith, racism, xenophobia, and domestic terrorism. Local faith leaders and the mayors of Auburn and Opelika will be present to look critically at what it...