911

Since 9/11
Sept. 11, 2011 marked the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Read how that day and the years that followed have affected Auburn Engineering faculty members and the research challenges they face in keeping us safe. read more >>

College History
Students Walking
A look at the college’s history from the early ’80s to the turn of the century explores modern leadership for the modern age of engineering.

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So Long to the Shuttle
Centennial of Auburn Engineering

No machine is perfect, but the space shuttle holds a special place in the hearts of Auburn engineers who helped design, build and launch the vehicle for almost 40 years.

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Rocket City Redneck
Rocket City Redneck Long
Long before he donned a junkyard Iron Man suit or turned an RV into a space ship, Travis Taylor, ’91 electrical engineering, took classes in Broun Hall like every other student.

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In this issue of Auburn Engineering, you’ll read about the many ways our faculty members and alumni are making an impact on campus and off. From the development of programs such as the space shuttle to multifaceted engineering research produced in the wake of a terrorist attack, the challenges we have faced as a college during the past 100 years have mimicked the global evolution of engineering. read more >>

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