Related Articles
-
Buchanan publishes first book on people of Common Field
“Life in a Mississippian Warscape: Common Field, Cahokia and the Effects of Warfare" explores the microscale of daily lives of people living at Common Field and the spread of violence and warfare. -
Auburn professor receives Fulbright Specialist Award to teach medical speech-language pathology in Bulgaria
Assistant Professor Gregory Spray will host workshops to train Bulgaria's first generation of medical speech language-pathologists. -
NAGPRA Assistant Nickolas Long aspires to rebuild trust between archaeologists, Native communities
Nickolas Long, a new NAGPRA assistant for Auburn University, brings a strong background in archaeology and education to the College of Liberal Arts. -
PRX: The Other Side of Goodbye (An Appreciation of Warren Zevon)
A panel of five music writers, including Professor of Media Studies George Plasketes, elevate the songwriting qualities of Warren Zevon that make him a worthy inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. -
Retiring dance professor Adrienne Wilson celebrating final concert with ‘Footprints’
Few have helped the Department of Theatre & Dance find its way like Professor Adrienne Wilson. In November, as the 2025-2026 season focused on “Wayfinding” continues with “Footprints,” Wilson will lead the annual dance concert for the last time. -
The Conversation: Military suicide prevention with April Smith
Associate Professor April Smith leverages her research to recommend ways to improve mental health for veterans and active duty service members.