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‘Bringing Home the White House’ features women who shaped presidencies
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Department of Music performs ‘The Dog Song’ for civil rights icon Rev. Bernard LaFayette Jr.
In celebration of Bernard LaFayette Jr.’s lifelong commitment to nonviolent social change, Auburn musicians arranged a special performance of one of his civil rights songs at his 85th birthday luncheon. -
The Conversation: Colors are objective, according to two philosophers − even though the blue you see doesn’t match what I see
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Aviation faculty awarded Delta Air Lines professorships
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Auburn alumna brings global education to Loachapoka High School through Fulbright exchange
History alumna and English-Language Arts teacher Laura West Ramkorun ’10 spent the summer studying education in India through the Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program.