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.
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.
Sam, Jim and Agnes Cartner grow Christmas trees so good they’re putting one in the White House in 2024.
The future of machine learning is less about robots becoming sentient and more about helping humanity grow better crops or deliver a hotter latte. Auburn researchers are at the forefront of showing how AI will integrate into our everyday lives, one line of code at a time.
The Miller Center’s “farm to fork” approach to poultry science breeds innovation in Alabama and around the world.
Addressing hidden student hunger at Auburn.
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.
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.
Sam, Jim and Agnes Cartner grow Christmas trees so good they’re putting one in the White House in 2024.
The future of machine learning is less about robots becoming sentient and more about helping humanity grow better crops or deliver a hotter latte. Auburn researchers are at the forefront of showing how AI will integrate into our everyday lives, one line of code at a time.
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.
From regulations to recalls, Arma N. White ’04 monitors the nation’s health.
Transformation Garden creates learning, research and outreach opportunities.
A rising country star remembers his “farmer’s boy” roots.
Oyster expert Bill Walton builds a better bivalve mollusk.
The College of Human Science’s Sustainability in Action trip leaves a mark on you.