Auburn University College of Human Sciences’ Cary Center for the Advancement of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies will host its 4th annual Meet Me at the VIC (Volunteer, Internship, and Career) Fair which will convene over 60 regional nonprofits with AU undergraduate students who seek to help support local, regional, and...
Auburn Employees will join Olympian Reita Clanton and Dr. Ford Dyke from the School of Kinesiology as they facilitate, guide, and empower them through hands-on activities and techniques to build self-awareness around hydration. This in-person hydration seminar is the second seminar in the spring 2023 Sustainability Speaker Series titled: Your...
Barely Contained & Southern Folk Pottery exhibitions. Visit alvisarts.org/clay for more information.
Concerts on Campus is WEGL 91.1 FM's weekly concert series where we host student, local, and regional acts across campus for free. Doors open at 5 pm but at 6 pm.
The Pride Center at Auburn invites everyone to "Fabulous Friday"! Held once a month from 10-2, this event is an opportunity for fun and community building. They are located in Haley 1439! Please come and be fabulous! January 20, 2023--Jigsaw Puzzles February 10, 2023--Valentine Crafts March 17, 2023--Play cards (Uno,...
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!
Community planning offers a wide range of careers: Urban Planner, Urban Designer, Environmental Planner, Transportation Planner, Economic Development Specialist, GIS and Mapping Expert, Public Policy Expert, Historic Preservationist, or City Manager. Explore all these options and learn about the MCP program at this Open House! RSVP is preferred and can...
The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment, Orion Magazine, and the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology present a conversation with Lacy M. Johnson on American history and the longleaf pine. Building off her recent linked essay on the longleaf pine’s integral role in the American slave...
Concerts on Campus is WEGL 91.1 FM's weekly concert series where we host student, local, and regional acts across campus for free. Doors open at 5 pm but at 6 pm.
Book talk by Dr. Jennifer Brooks, author of Resident Strangers: Immigrant Laborers in New South Alabama. Co-sponsored by the Birmingham Public Library and the Auburn University Department of History.