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Auburn anthropologist Arianne Gaetano awarded Fulbright for research in Taiwan
Fulbright Scholar Awards are among the most competitive and distinguished fellowships in academia, offering U.S. faculty and professionals opportunities to teach and conduct research abroad.
Auburn announces inaugural Foundation Fellows
Auburn University has selected three faculty members and 14 students from the College of Liberal Arts to join the inaugural cohort of Foundation Fellows, a new interdisciplinary initiative exploring ideas that have shaped American democracy.
Alley publishes new book on wastewater management in India
The book includes detailed case studies describing how residents, workers and scientists interact with technology, science and engineering during the processes of treatment and reuse of wastewater in India.
Auburn psychological sciences professor researching how to predict, stop self-harm in people with eating disorders
April Smith’s latest study focuses on how to predict and prevent suicidal thoughts and actions before they occur in people with eating disorders.
From tabletop to screen: The entertainment industry behind role-playing games
The study found that the labor frameworks in use are largely informal and reminiscent of those in theater, television and film settings.
Is the US moving toward a cashless society?
Nicolas Ziebarth shares his opinion on whether a cashless society is likely, and the effects of such a shift.