“Glitter and Dirt” is key to a Cowgirl’s mission for good
Dating Advice from Auburn’s Bachelorette
Charity Lawson ’18 discusses her experience—and the lessons learned—as the star of ABC’s “The Bachelorette.”
Women of Auburn: Tiffany Welch ’94
Tiffany Welch '94, exemplifies Women's History Month with her dedication to community and successful business ventures.By Auburn Alumni AssociationAs Women's History Month draws to a close, we are...
Women of Auburn Heidi Brittain Matthews Wright ’20
Heidi Brittain Matthews Wright, daughter of Auburn's first Black graduate, shares her journey pursuing a doctoral degree at Auburn.By Auburn Alumni AssociationThe Auburn Alumni Association is proud...
Stirring Up Success
A chicken salad entrepreneur invests in start-up opportunities for Auburn students.
Turning the Page: Leslie Hooton ’80
At long last, it’s an aspiring writer’s turn in the sun
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Going International
Ashley Robinett ’01 was once a chemical engineer fresh out of college. Now she’s part of an international organization empowering women around the world.
The Long Road Back
Marsha Bass Schmid ’99 was living her best life before an accident changed everything. Now, she’s using her journey to motivate others.
Helping Harlem in Critical Hours: Karen Sodomick ’93
An Auburn graduate and the Harlem Children’s Zone fight for Central Harlem’s citizens during COVID-19 pandemic and civil unrest
Taking public health to new heights: Alysa Moore ’14
One alumna helps bring healthy food choices to underserved communities.
Christa Cotton: Cocktail Recipes by El Guapo
Just in time for summer, these cocktail recipes from El Guapo Bitters, Tonics & Syrups are here to beat the heat. El Guapo is the subject of “Shaking Things Up,”.
In the Pursuit of Justice: Brittany Henderson ’11
How the notorious criminal Jeffrey Epstein was brought to justice.
Her Way: The Anne Rivers Siddons Story
More comfortable defying social norms than abiding by them, author Anne Rivers Siddons dragged Southern womanhood into the modern age.
The Park Protector: Leah Hoffman ’75
A lifelong quest to ensure everyone’s right to a good time.
Designing a Sustainable Future: Jane Frederick ’82
An architect shares her designs for a sustainable planet.
Aisha Stroud ’09: Banker by day, DJ Gorgeous by night
How to pursue your passion without quitting your day job.