Office of Communications and Marketing

The Office of Communications and Marketing is responsible for identifying, gathering and distributing information about the activities and accomplishments of Auburn faculty, staff and students. The stories and tips we provide to media--both print and broadcast-- lead to coverage locally, statewide, nationally and internationally.

Media should click here to find faculty sources and other information about our campus.

Faculty can click here to find out how we can assist you in responding to a reporter's call.

Click on the following links to find out what's happening on campus:

Wire Eagle is the place to go for the latest news from Auburn University. In addition to the stories, a number of news-related resources are available, including links to faculty experts, facts about the University, newspaper clippings and campus media outlets.

Calendar of Events is a comprehensive and searchable listing of public events taking place on the Auburn campus. Cultural and athletic events, speakers, career fairs and more can be found here.

AUDaily is an information digest e-mailed each morning to AU employees. Links to Web sites are provided for longer reads, and digests from the past 30 days are archived on the Web.

AU Report is the faculty/staff newsletter of Auburn University. The Web site is an on-line version of a four-color weekly publication.

Current and archived News Releases from the University dating back to 1995 are available and searchable from our database.

AU In the News is a daily log of articles and columns clipped from newspapers and magazines around the country.

This Week @ AU is a weekly information digest e-mailed to students. Archives are available on the Web.

Broadcast News stories are available via streaming video. The page includes AU commercials, news scripts and links to campus web cameras.

Ask Aubie is a weekly feature that runs in the Opelika-Auburn News. Kids in the community send in a question and Aubie (with some help from experts on the AU faculty) gives them the answer.

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Auburn University's YouTube channel

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