The Washington Post: Is green really 'green'? The mind-bending science of color

4/22/2025

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Six College of Education mentored students selected for Auburn University Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Michaela Stanik, a junior majoring in psychology with a double minor in counseling and sociology, is one of six students selected to receive 2025-26 Auburn University Undergraduate Research Fellowships.
The New York Times: Science Keeps Changing. So Why Should We Trust It?
In a guest essay for The New York Times, Professor of Philosophy Elay Shech discusses how naïve faith and wholesale pessimism aren't the only options when it comes to science.
Shaped by Auburn: Retired faculty member, alumnus supports the next generation of the Auburn Family
Many of Economics Professor Emeritus Donald Street's stories are shaped by Auburn, and he's committed to giving back to the university to help provide opportunities for future members of the Auburn Family.
Philosophy students compete in Ethics Bowl
Four students along with Antonio Capuano traveled to Winter Park, Florida, to compete in the Southeast Regional Ethics Bowl.
History doctoral candidate researching ground-level impact of space exploration
Stuart Simms, a history doctoral candidate in the College of Liberal Arts, studies what happens on Earth while we shoot for the stars.
Auburn Africana Studies director honors John Lewis family with poem
On Dec. 6, the John R. Lewis Legacy Institute partnered with the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities to surprise Gibson with a framed copy of "This Land."