Early access to real research

1/30/2026

Biomedical sciences sophomore John Walker stands outdoors on Auburn University’s campus near a small red footbridge, wearing a white button-down shirt and smiling toward the camera

Tags: Psychological Sciences Research

Media Contact

Charlotte Tuggle, Director
News and Media Services
CLA Office of Communications and Marketing
clanews@auburn.edu

‘Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know’ about the Nutrition Facts label
Associate Professor of History Xaq Frohlich joins the podcast to discuss how the Nutrition Facts label came to appear on millions of everyday American household food products.
The Power of Place: Reflecting on a Summer in Rome
Johnathon Keller, a doctoral student in the Department of History, lived in his research this summer by studying abroad in Rome, Italy.
AI Nexus conference exploring intersection of human, artificial intelligence
The College of Liberal Arts Office of Strategic Initiatives and Programs will host “The AI Nexus: The Arts, Humanities and Engineering Converge,” a one-day conference that unearths connections between AI, art and the humanities on Thursday, Feb. 12.
Keep watching: Auburn entertainment experts discuss WGA, SAG-AFTRA strikes
On this episode of The Things You Didn't Know You Didn't Know podcast, Auburn faculty discuss the historic significance of the joint writers-actors work stoppage.
Applications now open for Undergraduate Research Fellowship program
The application period for the 2026-27 Undergraduate Research Fellowship (URF) is open through Feb. 15. Students can choose from year-long, two-semester, one-semester or summer fellowships, with start dates in summer or fall 2026 or spring 2027 and concluding in spring 2027.
The Masked Speaker: COVID + Speech Clarity
While the use of facial masks have controlled the spread of the virus, they can reduce the audibility of speech cues, thereby reducing the speech intelligibility for listeners.