Health Affairs: Addressing the South’s oral health crisis as a health equity imperative

6/24/2025

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The Conversation: How Valentine's Day was transformed by the Industrial Revolution and 'manufactured intimacy'
Associate Professor of History Christopher Ferguson discusses the important role the exchange of manufactured greeting cards played in the 19th-century version of Valentine’s Day.
Auburn History helps tell the stories of September 11
From Opelika to New York, Auburn historians are supporting the mission to never forget the September 11 tragedy.
Mickell Carter named monthly contributor for Black Perspectives
As a contributor, she will help to further enhance the content on the blog and aid in its ongoing effort to expand the boundaries of Black intellectual history.
The Conversation: History of surgery with Heidi Hausse
Assistant Professor of History Heidi Hausse explores how Western attitudes toward surgical and artisanal interventions in the body started transforming around 500 years ago.
Auburn-led research team to unveil enhanced declassified ‘Bloody Sunday’ FBI photos in Selma, Alabama, ahead of civil rights event’s 58th anniversary
An Auburn University-led interdisciplinary research team will unveil declassified FBI photos taken from “Bloody Sunday.”
#GINNing Podcast: Second-Hand Information
Meet Peden Jones. The mechanical engineering graduate research assistant really has a grasp on the mechanics of 3D printing, recently lending a proverbial hand to the College of Liberal Arts to recreate a 500-year-old prosthetic limb.

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