The Bible of Eugene B. Sledge ’49, foundation of his classic World War II memoir “With the Old Breed,” was formally added to the Library of Congress this summer. His son Henry Sledge ’88 is still discovering how his family was shaped by the trauma of war.
A special dog and unique friendship between two Auburn alumna lead to a series of successful children’s books.
A coach reflects on a lifetime around the mat—and the dream that got away.
The Auburn University Water Ski Club celebrated 50 years with a party of the ages.
Three Auburn alumni serve their Greek organizations as national presidents.
For almost 15 years, the student-run Auburn Conference on International Affairs brought many of the world’s most famous dignitaries, diplomats and politicians to the Plains.
The Bible of Eugene B. Sledge ’49, foundation of his classic World War II memoir “With the Old Breed,” was formally added to the Library of Congress this summer. His son Henry Sledge ’88 is still discovering how his family was shaped by the trauma of war.
A special dog and unique friendship between two Auburn alumna lead to a series of successful children’s books.
A coach reflects on a lifetime around the mat—and the dream that got away.
The Auburn University Water Ski Club celebrated 50 years with a party of the ages.
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.
After two decades in the air, Michielle Sego-Johnson is preparing a new generation of flight attendants to expect the unexpected.
An enduring collaboration created more than 70 years ago ties the reins between Auburn and Kentucky.
Meet the alumni behind the construction of downtown Auburn’s newest hotel.
Forty years ago, Rowdy Gaines ’81 won three gold medals at the Los Angeles Olympic Games.
Across the SEC and the country, Auburn graduates are overseeing some of the biggest and most scenic college campuses. But it takes more than a green thumb to keep these iconic places inviting for students, staff and thousands of annual visitors.
Author and New York Times writer Margaret Renkl looks for answers to societal ills in the harmony between humans and nature.
From blind dates to football games to chance meetings in the classroom, Auburn alums reflect on how they found love and everlasting romance on the Plains.
Postproduction sound designer, Scott Sanders, has been making noise in Hollywood for nearly four decades.
Sam, Jim and Agnes Cartner grow Christmas trees so good they’re putting one in the White House in 2024.
IT specialist by day. Floyd the Barber by night. How Allan Newsome ’89 became the man behind all things Mayberry.