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History professor, food label expert featured in The Washington Post
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Historic courage: Franklin’s integration of Auburn laid foundation for future generations
On Saturday, Jan. 4, 1964, Harold A. Franklin signed his name on an admission form to enroll as a graduate student, officially integrating Auburn University. -
Eater.com: Why Smartfood Popcorn Doesn’t Hit Like It Used To
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Logan Barrett featured in NPR story
Barrett is a history doctoral student whose research focuses on labor and race. -
Auburn's newest political science professor brings big dreams for Law & Justice program
Ariel Liberman, assistant professor of law and legal studies, adds his law school teaching experience, religious studies programs and international contexts to the Law and Justice program.