James E. Livingston began his journey as an Auburn guy — that’s what he calls himself — in 1959. Though the University of North Georgia, where he spent his freshman year, offered a lot, it didn’t offer engineering. That’s what he really wanted to do. It’s what growing up on […]
Imagine losing power for days, or weeks. What about running water and telecommunications? Mass transportation grinds to a halt, healthcare facilities scramble and financial systems unravel. “You’re talking about America’s lifelines. When they go down for more than a moment, it’s a bad day,” said Nick Sellers, chief operating officer […]
They’re CEOs, founders and presidents of companies. They’re doctors, lawyers and leaders of industry. They’re Auburn men and women, and approximately 185 of them make up the Auburn Alumni Engineering Council. The Auburn Alumni Engineering Council was established in 1965 and held its first meeting in 1966. The council is […]
25 years ago, there was a vision — and there was a decision. Nothing’s been the same since.
For 25 years, experiments on a 1.7-mile loop in Opelika have been changing the way America builds and maintains its highways.
Who leads research in biomedical sensors or sustainable materials? Who’s advancing combustion physics, aero-propulsion or renewable energy? Junior faculty members new to campus need to know who they can collaborate with and whose research intersects with their own.
Jordan Clemmons grew up believing she would one day become a doctor or nurse. Either way, she was determined to help people through medicine. Through biomedical research as an undergraduate student at Auburn University, she’s already on her way.
Alice Smith is the first full-time engineering faculty member to be inducted into the National Academy of Engineering
For almost 100 years, E-Day has provided a one-stop shop for inquiring minds to see all that the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has to offer.
From sticking the landing in the classroom to grading high on the field, find out how engineering student-athletes stay on track in Auburn University’s academic deep end.
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