100 Years of Women in Engineering
In May 1923, Maria Whitson made history as the first woman to graduate from the College of Engineering at Auburn University. One hundred years later, Auburn Engineering alumnae are still shattering glass ceilings.
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The Numbers Don’t Lie
Before a student is ready to apply for a position or attend a career fair, much preparation work is done with the help of a career coach like Marissa Miller.
The Art of Rocketry
It didn’t resemble other rockets. Instead, it was much better.
Family Treedition
There’s something special about the trees in the forests the Elk Cave Farm.
The Institute
In the U.S., Huntsville is where the action is. Which is why, now, it’s where Auburn is, like never before.
150 Years and Counting
In 1872, Auburn got a new name. And a new purpose. The world hasn’t been the same since.
The Pipeline
It was late September 2020. They’d ordered 300 coloring books, just in case.
Growing Places
Auburn University’s Board of Trustees approved a project in September to build a Gulf Coast Engineering Research Station in Orange Beach. A month later, the university expanded its footprint and opened its doors to a new facility in Huntsville in October with the grand-opening celebration of the Auburn University Research and Innovation Campus.
Big IDEAS
The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering and Boeing have enjoyed a longstanding partnership in support of Auburn University students. Beyond funding scholarships and supporting underrepresented students and student organizations, Boeing is now providing opportunities for dozens of Auburn Engineering undergraduates to obtain hands-on, real-world design experience on groundbreaking aerospace projects.
AI @ AU
Artificial intelligence (AI) is already impacting our lives in significant ways. You have a cell phone, right? Data received by all those crazy apps on your home screen provide information that otherwise couldn’t be tracked at once.
