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Summer 2023 Issue
Discover the outdoor classroom that’s changing the way kids learn, follow the Auburn Rugby Club through highs and lows on the way to a championship, read how Bruce Pearl gave a drama about surviving the Holocaust new life and more!
On p. 53 of Auburn Magazine, Paula Marino ’92 is incorrectly listed as Paul Marino. We apologize for any inconvenience this error might have caused.
Man Gives for 65 Years
Auburn grad invests in his alma mater for more...
Auburn Faculty Hobbies
From painting orcs to racing dirt bikes, Auburn...
John Thomas Vaughan ’55
February 6, 1932 — January 13, 2023 Dean...
Auburn’s Nature Preschool
Woodland Wonders Nature Preschool uses its...
Pannie-George’s Kitchen Gives Back
What started out as a “plate sale” to fund a...
Auburn’s New Game Room
A deck should be written for each Alumni story....
Auburn Rugby Club’s Rise to Greatness
For decades, Auburn’s Rugby Club fought for...
We’ll Meet Again
Thanks to some passionate supporters, a powerful...
Auburn Ice Hockey Goes To Nationals
The Auburn Ice Hockey Club skates to nationals...
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JEFF GLENN MOORE ’06
Jeff Moore ’06 grew up in Birmingham, Ala. and was a highly recruited basketball player
Coming to a Head
Since 2014, Auburn brewing science graduates have served up some of the tastiest pints in bars
Going the Distance
Mountain bikers eradicate poverty in Tanzania one race at a time
Jumping In
Ambition, drive and a rock ‘n’ roll vision helped two Auburn graduates build a global outdoor lifestyle brand
Home Renovations
Josh Williams ’18 was born—and almost died—in Piedmont Atlanta Hospital. He just returned to help build its newest addition.
Operation Usher
In days of old, Boy Scouts ushering fans to their seats were a common sight at Auburn football games. What happened?
Forgotten Alabama
What remnants of the past can tell about the present. Across Alabama’s 67 counties are a myriad of abandoned buildings— businesses, churches, factories, homes
Poultry In Motion
On the far edge of Auburn University’s campus, about seven miles from Toomer’s Corner, sits a cutting-edge poultry science research farm.