At Auburn, you'll find a community grounded in purpose, fueled by curiosity and driven by possibility. Our students and alumni push boundaries, solve real-world challenges and carry the Auburn spirit with them wherever they go — creating impact in their communities and beyond.
With world-class faculty, cutting-edge research and a commitment to innovation, Auburn provides an education that goes beyond the classroom.
Auburn research drives innovation, solving real-world challenges in fields like healthcare, technology, agriculture and engineering. With a focus on hands-on discovery and collaboration, our researchers create solutions that improve lives in Alabama and around the world.
Our land-grant mission is a charge to take knowledge and innovation beyond campus, creating lasting change where it matters most.
One of the most iconic stadiums in college football, Jordan-Hare is home to the Auburn Tigers and 88,043 passionate fans. From legendary games to unforgettable traditions, it’s where the Auburn spirit comes to life.
Designed for collaboration and innovation, the ACLC features active learning classrooms, cutting-edge labs and technology-driven spaces that enhance experiential education.
A hub for engaged learning, Mell offers modern classrooms, interactive study spaces and a seamless connection to the the RBD Library.
The heart of campus life, Melton Student Center is home to dining, student organizations and gathering spaces where students connect, recharge and get involved.
A state-of-the-art facility blending hospitality, culinary science, and real-world learning, Rane is where students gain hands-on experience in a world-class dining and lodging environment.
Auburn Stories
Cheers and applause filled Neville Arena on Saturday, Dec. 13, as Auburn celebrated its Fall 2025 graduating class during the university’s three commencement ceremonies that honored nearly 2,000 graduates and the families who supported them along the way.
Learn more about the Involvement Ambassadors, the representatives of Student Involvement who help people get plugged in on campus.
Students and faculty members from interior architecture, educational leadership and human development collaborated to generate exhibit ideas for EarlyWorks Children’s Museum in Huntsville, Alabama.
