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Harold Melton in front of the Student Center

Auburn University officially unveiled the name of the Harold D. Melton Student Center in a Nov. 20 ceremony, honoring Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton, who was the first African American elected as Auburn’s student body president in 1987.

Kerry Inger receives an award from President Jay Gogue

Faculty Awards

Auburn University held its annual Faculty Awards ceremony Wednesday at the Gogue Performing Arts Center. The annual awards ceremony recognized a group of outstanding faculty members and their contributions to the institution’s instruction, research and outreach mission.

A Healthier U

Auburn has released its spring 2021 academic plans, which include modifications to the academic calendar and updates to key protocols designed to foster a safe campus environment.

Engineering success

Auburn engineering students gain valuable lab experience through hands-on learning—in this case designing, simulating, constructing and testing a radio.

COVID-19 Resource Center

Staffed by trained volunteers from across the university, the COVID-19 Resource Center is a centralized resource for campus, working closely with the Auburn University Medical Clinic and other campus units to help safeguard the health of the entire university community.

Two students work on their laptop computers.

You’re virtually here

We would much rather meet you in person, but until then, take a virtual campus tour, connect with your admissions advisor, join a student panel or learn more about the admissions process.

As part of Auburn’s plan for A Healthier U, all students, faculty and staff who plan to come to campus are required to complete a Healthcheck screener for COVID-19 symptoms every day.

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Ludmila Globa, Vitaly Vodyanoy, Oleg Pustovyy and Melissa Singletary

Auburn University researchers first to discover natural, metal nanoparticles in animal body; study has implications in restoring or enhancing sense of smell

An Auburn University research team has made the first discovery of metal nanoparticles occurring naturally in an animal body, specifically zinc nanoparticles in nose cells, which has implications in possibly restoring or enhancing an animal’s or person’s sense of smell.

The Presidential Task Force for Opportunity and Equity is a representative team invested in developing an equitable and inclusive Auburn University. Learn more about the task force by visiting its website here.