Harry Ponder ’70 retired from Auburn in 2017, but his legacy lives on. Three of his landscape horticulture students—Justin Sutton ’05, Kim Byram ’94 and Jeff McManus ’88—cite his leadership and passion as big influences.
For Cheryl Morgan ’74, the best plans are a good mix of doable and aspirational.
Remembering the long-lost tradition and tribulations of Auburn freshmen “Rats.”
From corralling cows to locating your luggage, Auburn’s RFID Lab is helping companies and people track their most valued possessions.
From rolling trees with toilet paper to jumping in fountains on Leap Day, the history surrounding some of Auburn’s most beloved traditions may surprise you.
Combining faith and design, disaster response architect Sarah Elizabeth Dunn ’03 builds shelters for disaster-stricken communities around the world.
They once shared an office as Auburn grad assistants. Now Les Snead and Joe Hortiz are competing for Super Bowls as NFL general managers.
Water—the foundation of all life on our planet—is a hard-won luxury in the world’s poorest regions. One group of Auburn alumni is working to change that.
An enduring collaboration created more than 70 years ago ties the reins between Auburn and Kentucky.
How the Gene Machine is fighting breast cancer across Alabama.
We are looking for the newest, most inspiring stories about Auburn students, faculty, staff and alumni. Stories that touch the head and heart and show Auburn as a modern university that embraces its history and celebrates the Auburn Family every chance it gets.
Christopher B. Roberts started his new role as Auburn president on May 16, 2022, after 29 years as an engineering professor, department chair and dean at Auburn.
Addressing hidden student hunger at Auburn.
International human rights are not just theoretical for Leila Rassekh-Milani ’89—they guide her global fight for justice and humanity.
Vince ’99 and Judy Price used the pandemic to set sail on their dreams.
Viral video maker goes from trick shots to slow-motion masterpieces.
Alumni around the world live The Auburn Creed in remarkable ways. Meet three who have dedicated their lives to making an impact on others by serving the underserved and giving hope to the hopeless.
Two Auburn entrepreneurs went from being banned on PayPal to building a better way to bank around the world.
Through a Category 5 hurricane in his district and a worldwide pandemic, Florida Representative Jay Trumbull ’11 has led the Appropriations Committee overseeing the state’s $100 billion budget.
Two alumni build Auburn’s campus in Minecraft.
Transformation Garden creates learning, research and outreach opportunities.