When Gabrielle “Gabbi” Taylor began exploring graduate school, she knew she wanted to combine two interests: language and computer science. A chance introduction to Auburn University faculty transformed that goal into an unexpected opportunity to pursue a doctorate, and the Graduate Education for Minorities, or GEM, Fellowship program gave her the support, experience and connections to succeed.
This virtual open house is perfect for students interested in learning more about the prestigious Truman Scholarship
Using laser spectroscopy, the Grieco Lab looks inside everyday materials to reveal properties that could shape future technologies
New commitment strengthens graduate opportunities and builds on university's longstanding support for nationally competitive scholars
Natasha Grabau, a doctoral candidate in the College of Veterinary Medicine, will serve as the Graduate School's summer 2026 marshal at the 3 p.m. commencement ceremony in Neville Arena on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026.
Earth system science graduate Brandon Ryan spent four years studying how extreme heat affects fans at outdoor sporting events. His research at Jordan-Hare Stadium turned football Saturdays into an opportunity to explore practical ways to improve fan safety, while his time at Auburn helped him grow as a scientist, leader and advocate for research with real-world impact.
