The Washington Post: Is green really 'green'? The mind-bending science of color

4/22/2025

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Curating success in a visual world
Kathryn Floyd, an associate professor of art history, has received the Gerald and Emily Leischuck Endowed Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching.
For a better world: Auburn doctoral student bridges research, experience in global development
Before he came to Auburn to earn a doctorate in Public Administration and Public Policy, Lucky Umezulike was an established change agent in Nigeria.
Tech-savvy yet dissatisfied: Auburn student researches attitudes toward post-pandemic remote work
Psychology senior Emily Findlay examined students’ attitudes toward remote work following the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing surprising insights into their preference for in-person engagements.
How the principles of philosophy can be applied to our everyday conversations
With so many of us at odds over issues on different fronts, we asked Michael Watkins, a professor of philosophy, how to apply the principles of philosophy to our everyday conversations, happening both in-person and on-line.
CLA launches digital viewbook showcasing programs, opportunities
The College of Liberal Arts now offers its viewbook, containing information on the college’s majors, scholarships, internships and more, online.
Office space: George Plasketes
Take a look inside Professor George Plasketes' office, where a Princess Diana Beanie Baby sits alongside an Alfred Hitchcock Barbie doll and Elvis cologne shares space with a drum skin autographed by Mick Fleetwood.