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The third annual Auburn Forum for Southern Art and Culture was hosted by The Jule Museum at Auburn University on Feb. 7. The day began with morning quilting sessions led by the Mt. Willing Quilters and continued with afternoon discussions, where attendees heard about the origins of the Sew Their Names project. -
Washington Examiner: Trump turns from tariffs to threats of military action in foreign policy pivot
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Auburn professor leads international workshop on Italian food studies and social justice
Associate Professor Rosetta Giuliani Caponetto recently led an international workshop titled “Teaching Social Justice through Italian Food Studies.” -
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