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A team of faculty members and staff at the College of Nursing, or AUCON, recently received the Alabama Commission on Higher Education, or ACHE, grant to support a project, Summer Transition to Excellence Program, also known as STEP into Nursing.

On Thursday, May 12, from 4-6 p.m. at the Museum of East Alabama, the public is invited to celebrate murals painted by an Auburn University class and regional artist Chris Johnson.

For the first time ever, the Auburn University College of Nursing will celebrate National Nurses Week as a college.

The Auburn Creed references both “mutual helpfulness” and “happiness for all,” and several student leaders have taken those concepts to heart during their time on the Plains.

When Auburn University student Neil Hudson changed his major from aerospace to industrial and systems engineering, he had a 1.97 GPA. He was beginning to wonder if he was meant to be an engineer.

Leaders from the Auburn University College of Agriculture and Central Alabama Community College, or CACC, signed an agreement this morning to provide a streamlined pathway into the College of Agriculture for CACC students meeting certain criteria.

The universityand#8217;s spring commencement ceremonies are scheduled for Friday, May 6, and Saturday, May 7, in Jordan-Hare Stadium and Neville Arena. As a result, there will be intermittent closures in the Neville Arena Parking Lot and on Heisman Drive and Donahue Drive. Specific changes include:

This week's NWA fishing report.

If you were to ask Army ROTC member and industrial and systems engineering major Jack Schlossberg why he chose to enlist and serve his country, he’d give you a simple, yet telling response: “Because I can, so I should.” 

The Korea Center-King Sejong Institute in the Office of International Programs is hosting a Virtual Speech Contest June 25 at 9 a.m. on Zoom. The contest is open to all Auburn University students, but participants must have previously or be currently studying Korean language and have not grown up speaking Korean as a first language. The grand prize winner of the contest is awarded a scholarship to travel to Seoul, South Korea for 10 days to attend a hands-on cultural camp at the King Sejong Inst...