The 19th annual Auburn Bike Bash is hosted by the City of Auburn\, the Auburn Bicycle Committee\, and Auburn City Schools. The event provides several activities for all ages\, such as bicycle rides of varying distances\, bicycle inspections\, helmet fittings\, exhibits\, and children’s activities\, and more. Those wishing to participate can...
Come learn more about the issues facing Earth and the natural world through a series of student posters. This event is part of Earth Week- be sure to check out the other opportunities throughout the week as well!
All are invited to an exhibition of posters designed with international translations of the Auburn Creed. Auburn University faculty\, staff and students in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures\, Department of Philosophy\, Korea Corner\, Arabic Center and University Outreach provided translations for students in two graphic design courses taught by...
Drop by for your chance to support the environment while wining prizes\, playing games\, and enjoying pizza. This event is part of Earth Week- be sure to check out the other opportunities throughout the week as well!
<span class=\'style-scope news-article\'>The 2018 Citywide Comprehensive Traffic Study is underway\, and the City of Auburn is seeking input from residents at a public meeting. </span><span class=\'style-scope news-article\'>Residents are invited to drop in between 3 to 7 p.m. to help pinpoint areas of Auburn they think need traffic improvements. Maps will be...
Ying Xiong will discuss the 56 Chinese ethnic groups\, each of which has their own distinctive culture\, religion and even language\, yet depend on one another. This discussion will address how communication and interaction among these various ethnic groups contribute to the diversity of Chinese culture. Refreshments will be served...
Join the Jule Collins Smith Museum for the first Spring Community Night! Artist Laura Murray will visit to share her work as an illustrator and talk about her coloring book Amazing Alabama. Expect to run into some critters you will find pictures of in the Audubon exhibition\, enjoy tasty treats\,...
Come celebrate National Arbor Day by enjoying nature in The Davis Arboretum! Join for a \'Tour of Alabama\'s Trees\' around the Arboretum and other parts of Auburn\'s campus to view the trees that make up our great state. This event is free and open to people of all ages.
Take a break from studying for finals and come destress! Student Counseling Services\, in collaboration with Health Promotion and Wellness Services will have stations set up to help students de-stress in the newspaper room at Ralph Brown Draughon Library. Activities include making a stress ball\, playing games and coloring.
What do population\, interest\, pandemics\, fires\, chemical reactions\, and snowballs have in common? They all exhibit exponential behavior. But what does this mean exactly? How can it impact our daily lives? What are the long-term implications? The late Professor of Physics\, Dr. Albert Bartlett\, once claimed that “the greatest shortcoming...