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First in the family: Tyler Sims '24 becomes first pilot in long line of aviation professionals
One day, professional flight alumnus Tyler Sims hopes to take off from a gate where his mother is working and share a plane with his flight attendant aunt. Until then, Sims said his family motivates him to keep pressing forward, even when times get tough. -
From investigative journalism to public relations: Auburn alumna shares lessons from a storied career
Journalism alumna Nancy Dennis shares invaluable insights from her dynamic career as both an esteemed journalist and public relations professional. -
Better by billions: Marvin J. Price ’11 makes North Carolina history with business investments
Community planning alumnus Marvin J. Price ’11 became an economic developer to see spreadsheets turn into smiles in his community. -
From Biggin Hall to Bikini Bottom: Caleb Eason '23 makes his mark at Nickelodeon
When Nickelodeon’s 2025 NFL Wild Card simulcast aired, one of the most talked-about moments was the return of SpongeBob's nemesis, DoodleBob. The animator behind him? Auburn University graduate Caleb Eason ’23. -
Distinguished alumni and global leaders to address Auburn’s Spring 2026 graduates
As Auburn University prepares to celebrate more than 5,400 graduates during its spring commencement ceremonies, the university will welcome five distinguished speakers, including several notable Auburn alumni, who will address the institution’s newest graduates across its eight ceremonies May 1–4, 2026. -
Overcoming obstacles: Liberal Arts alumna making a difference for others after quadruple amputation
Celeste Bradley, a sepsis survivor and quadruple amputee, is fighting to get back to work full-time as a pediatric speech-language pathologist.