Today, Auburn University officially named the student center after alumnus and Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice, Harold D. Melton. Chief Justice Melton spent time in the College of Liberal Arts as a Spanish Minor. He was also the first Black president of the Student Government Association. Congratulations, Chief Justice Melton! #WarEagle #Melton #WarEagle 
A woodwind trio comprised of Auburn University music faculty is commissioning composers to write music celebrating Alabama. Thanks to a grant, composers will write musical works inspired by Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, Alabama's contribution to NASA and space exploration, the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, and Alabama's rich tradition of folk song and spirituals. The Elicio Winds is a woodwind trio comprised of Auburn University music faculty Virginia Broffitt Kunzer, flute, Kathleen Carter Bell, oboe, and Conor Bell, bassoon. 
🎃 Happy Halloween all you cool ghosts and goblins 🎃 
Senior @au_cmjn student Jack West is playing a vital role in the local response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since the beginning of the pandemic in March he has used his role as Editor-in-Chief of the @theauburnplainsman to keep the campus community up to date on critical information. In addition, he has guided his 45 member staff of journalists in a digital transformation of the organization. The paper moved completely online during the university shutdown last spring. “One of the best things @auburnu has done for me is taught me how to meet people.” 🗣 Jack West #DefineYourMoment #DefineLeadership 
We just wanted to #SayHeyFrom6FtAway 
Did you know the college now has a commercial music ensemble? @sonicnationau preformed their first show last week in the @augpac. Check out the concert at the link in our bio! 
Lights. Camera. Action. Visual Media majors are working hard shooting scenes for an upcoming music video for @marthastrouble The shoot is part of the visual media projects course that prepares students to tackle projects for industry clients! 
Jamie Lowe has a lot on his plate. As if double majoring in Political Science and Asian Studies wasn’t enough, he also: - Teaches an antishoplifting class to young offenders - Tutors high school and college students in biology, Spanish, math and calculus - Is the youngest mediator in the State of Alabama - Attends every Opelika City Council meeting - And volunteers in the community Now, Jamie is running for city council in Opelika – yes, he is still a student. “I very much admire their ambition and dedication to public service even while being a student,” College of Liberal Arts Dean Joseph Aistrup said. 
We love a September snowstorm! #WarEagle 
First day of Fall 🍂 Football 🏈 Sweater weather 🧣 Could this week be any better? Don’t forget to get your flu shot and hopefully the cooler temps will make the mask wearing a little easier! #AhealthierU 
We have LOVED having our students back on campus this fall! Classes are happening, organizations are meeting, and friends are enjoying time together again! Thank you for helping us create #AhealthierU 
Looking for something fun to do on this rainy day? Check out the lasted exhibition in #BigginGallery “PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH: ART FROM THE PANDEMIC” Featuring seven different artists, the exhibition is informed by the ongoing #COVID-19 pandemic and explores isolation, grief, peculiar challenges, and unexpected moments of humor. The gallery is open in Biggin Hall (at Toomers Corner) from 7:45 to 4:45 Monday - Friday!