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Sixty years later, history researcher outlines groundbreaking impact of Mississippi’s underground nuclear tests
Auburn University Adjunct Instructor of History David Burke argues that underground nuclear tests helped avoid nuclear war and has likely saved thousands of lives through natural disaster detection. -
Student crafts post-apocalyptic soundscape for Theatre & Dance's season opener
Bitingly sharp and surprisingly relevant, "Wellesley Girl" explores a miniature republic facing environmental fallout. -
Auburn historian presents comparative health care policy analysis to Swedish Society of Medicine
Zachary Schulz, an Auburn University history lecturer and public health historian, recently delivered a Zoom presentation to the Swedish Society of Medicine (SSM) titled "Healthcare Policy in Focus: Trump vs. Harris and the Future of American Healthcare." -
Auburn Art unveils 50-foot mural honoring Poarch Creek Indians
The Poarch Creek Indians now have a permanent art installation celebrating their history and culture after Auburn students and faculty completed the university’s largest academic mural project. -
Theatre professors announce retirement
Tracy Oleinick and Fereshteh Rostampour will retire in May. -
Around the Telfair Peet: Spring 2026 edition
Take a look around the Telfair B. Peet Theatre in this spring 2026 photo feature highlighting the spaces where Auburn Theatre and Dance students learn, create and perform.