Since 1994, Auburn University and the Food Bank of East Alabama have united students, faculty, alumni, and community members to help fight hunger and poverty in East Alabama by challenging the University of Alabama and the West Alabama Food Bank to see who can collect more non-perishable food to help...
The BraveHeart Center for Place and Purpose, or BCPP, is inviting the campus and community to its fall art exhibition and opening reception on Oct. 18 at 3:30 p.m. in Hargis Hall. BCPP is a community inclusion, health, and wellness day center which enhances and elevates the lives of young...
Registration is $10 and includes lunch. Register by mail: Download this form and make checks payable to Auburn University. Mail to: Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities, Pebble Hill, Auburn, AL 36849 Register online: Click here to register online and pay by credit card. Having trouble registering online? Click here for a guide. Email maiben@auburn.edu if...
"The Personal and the Political" Learn poetic skills from Rick Barot, Auburn Witness Poetry Prize Judge for 2022, and enrich your soul. Please register here.
ISO Social Hour is a social/cultural event every Friday afternoon from 4:00-5:00pm in The Melton Student Center! Swing by to experience the culture of the student cultural organization we are highlighting that week! There will be free food!
Every 1st and 3rd Friday in Downtown Opelika enjoy food trucks and family time! Please note that this event ends at 2 AM. Find more information here.
The City of Auburn invites volunteers to help remove invasive plant species along the Charlotte and Curtis Ward Bike Trail adjacent to Shell Toomer Parkway on Oct. 22 and Nov. 5. Work will take place between 8 a.m. and noon. Volunteers will work alongside trained staff and Auburn Tree Commission...
The City of Auburn invites volunteers to help remove invasive plant species along the Charlotte and Curtis Ward Bike Trail adjacent to Shell Toomer Parkway. Volunteers will work alongside trained staff and Auburn Tree Commission members to learn to identify and properly remove common invasive plants such as privet, elaeagnus,...
This free biannual event invites Auburn residents to drop off environmentally hazardous materials that are illegal to dispose of during weekly garbage collection. Acceptable items include household chemicals, pesticides, paints, batteries, automobile fluids, and more. Computers and electronics will be accepted, and there will be a shredder on site to...
A cultural event followed by dinner. Ticket: $15 RSVP on AU Involve