The Conversation: Colors are objective, according to two philosophers − even though the blue you see doesn’t match what I see

4/25/2025

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Auburn archaeology field school trains students to unearth history of Camp Watts
Underneath pastures and woodlands just south of Notasulga, an Alabama Civil War camp may be waiting to be discovered. College of Liberal Arts students are working to be the first to uncover it.
Journalism professor wins top faculty research paper award
Linford’s award-winning paper, “‘Is This an Evil Practice?’: Newspapers and Newsgirls,” examines gender, labor and journalism history.
Auburn Philosophy establishes exchange program in Sweden
The new partnership with Uppsala University will enhance research in aesthetics at the two institutions.
Can We Talk About Your Research? with Steven Nichols, PhD student in Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences
Nichols graduated with a BS in 2019 and since then, he has spent his time at Auburn as a PhD student and graduate research assistant in the College of Engineering.
Esteemed professors react to receiving Barkley Endowed Professorships
William Powell, a professor and director of choral activities in the Department of Music, was selected as a 2020 recipient of the prestigious Barkley Professorship for his excellence in the classroom and commitment to the university.
Audiology program featured on APT as part of STEM careers spotlight
Dr. Sridhar Krishnamurti discussed the importance of providing hearing services to people who are experiencing hearing loss.