GOLDEN EAGLES CELEBRATION
Golden Eagles reunions are a cherished tradition, helping alumni celebrate and reconnect for their 50-year class reunion. We are thrilled to honor this incredible milestone for the classes of 1975 and 1976 on July 31 and August 1, 2025.
The Golden Eagles Reunion includes campus and college tours, a dance, and an induction ceremony where both classes will be recognized and presented with their Golden Eagles certificates and pins.
This year also marks an exciting new chapter—Golden Eagles reunions will now be a bi-annual event, allowing us to invite more alumni than ever before. The next gathering in 2027 will celebrate the classes of 1977 and 1978.
Remember, once a Golden Eagle, always a Golden Eagle! You are welcome to attend every reunion and reconnect with your fellow alumni. We can’t wait to celebrate together this July as we honor the remarkable classes of 1975 and 1976.
Save the Date for the Golden Eagles 2025 Reunion!
Honoring the Classes of 1975 & 1976
July 31 – August 1, 2025
The Hotel at Auburn University & Dixon Conference Center
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REGISTRATION OPENS MAY 1, 2025
Photos from Prior Golden Eagles Reunions
2024 Golden Eagles Certificate Ceremony
2024 Golden Eagles Candid Photos
2024 Golden Eagles Class Portraits
Golden Eagles Annual Scholarship
We hope you will consider contributing to the Golden Eagles Annual Scholarship in honor of your reunion. Since its creation in 2009, 74 incoming freshmen have received the scholarship with an overall award value of $74,000. All gifts matter, and when combined with the efforts of other Golden Eagles, they make a huge difference in the lives of the next generation of Auburn students!
Stories Featuring Fellow Golden Eagles
Harvesting a Legacy
Meet the Newberry family, a three-generation (and counting) Auburn alumni family who own and manage Newberry Pecan Farm in Madison County, Alabama.
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.
Wild Life: J. Wayne Fears ’64
A legendary outdoorsman and author reflects on a lifetime of unbelievable adventures.
Glomfire
When Glomerata editors overstepped their bounds in 1955 and 1970, Auburn students took to the streets—and took their matches to the beloved yearbooks.
Misjudged: Legal Pioneer Judge Alvin Wong ’73
Judge Alvin Wong ’73, Georgia’s first Asian Pacific American judge, on his unlikely path to progress.
Auburn alum spends 40 years convicting Columbus Stocking Strangler
It took Bill Smith ’64 more than 40 years to bring one of Georgia’s worst serial killers to justice. Now at the end of the saga, Smith reflects on the case that defined his career.
Harvesting a Legacy
Meet the Newberry family, a three-generation (and counting) Auburn alumni family who own and manage Newberry Pecan Farm in Madison County, Alabama.
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.
Wild Life: J. Wayne Fears ’64
A legendary outdoorsman and author reflects on a lifetime of unbelievable adventures.
Glomfire
When Glomerata editors overstepped their bounds in 1955 and 1970, Auburn students took to the streets—and took their matches to the beloved yearbooks.
Misjudged: Legal Pioneer Judge Alvin Wong ’73
Judge Alvin Wong ’73, Georgia’s first Asian Pacific American judge, on his unlikely path to progress.
Auburn alum spends 40 years convicting Columbus Stocking Strangler
It took Bill Smith ’64 more than 40 years to bring one of Georgia’s worst serial killers to justice. Now at the end of the saga, Smith reflects on the case that defined his career.