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...
<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...
In April 2011\, a series of devastating tornadoes ripped through Alabama claiming hundreds of lives and destroying countless homes. As a native Alabamian\, Bo Jackson wanted to help the recovery process and contribute to the construction of shelters for future natural disasters through Bo Bikes Bama. The seventh annual Bo...
The Auburn University\'s Harrison School of Pharmacy students are collaborating with the AU Police department to host this spring\'s Drug Take Back Program. They will be collecting and properly disposing of any expired or unused medication you may have. The pharmacy students will also be hosting an optional health fait...
Make your input heard at this public meeting to review the current parks\, rec\, and cultural master plans for the City of Auburn.
Help support O Grows by shopping their Farmers Market! Come walk each Tuesday this summer from 3 to 6 p.m. to find fresh\, local produce ranging from heirloom tomatoes to collard greens. You may even find some fresh bread\, homemade ice cream or local honey.
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...
Come beat the heat this summer with a cold drink and cool serving of science! At the June Science Pub\, guests will be tackling augmented reality (AR) through the lens of Geoscience— What is it? And how can it be used both in research and education? There will be Geoscience’s...
Trees improve air quality\, provide shade\, decrease erosion\, and remove pollutants from stormwater. The Alabama Forestry Commission is studying the tree canopy of the City of Auburn to see if we can use more trees to improve our management of stormwater runoff and improve water quality in our rivers and...
Dr. David Pascoe will provide this month\'s talk\, which will be centered around Kinesiology. Please check back later for additional details. At the AU Science Cafe and Science Pub\, you\'ll have the opportunity to sit down and talk about new and exciting science and technology with scientists in our community\,...