Good morning, Auburn.

Auburn University students painted a mural honoring the Poarch Band of Creek Indians after a half-day workshop with professor Wendy DesChene, who taught them about the tribe's history.

The artwork reflects a collaborative effort to celebrate local heritage.

Auburn University dissolved its faculty senate and set up a new presidential academic advisory council that gives President Chris Roberts more control over faculty appointments and curriculum, effective immediately.

Faculty expressed concern that the change could weaken trust and affect accreditation.

Auburn alumnus Dr. Gordon Sumner (Army veteran) will deliver the commencement addresses for both undergraduate and graduate ceremonies at Auburn University on Aug.

8.

Auburn's football team landed 4-star safety Chance Gilbert for the 2027 class late Tuesday; the two-sport star (from East Coweta High) boosts the Tigers’ recruiting ranking to No. 10 after he chose Auburn over UGA.

Coach Butch Thompson is keeping Auburn baseball’s current nucleus in focus with player meetings held Monday while the transfer portal stays open until July 1, and he plans to add incoming talent to support returning players like the standout sophomore trio and freshman Ethin Bingaman.

The Tigers added four-star offensive lineman Reed Ramsier to their 2027 recruiting class Monday; he becomes the fourth commitment, joining Layton Von Brandt, Jaylon Moore & Rance Brown.

Former Auburn standout Isaac Okoro said he is tuning out trade rumors and will focus on improving his play next season—as the Bulls navigate several roster moves.

Okoro appeared in 63 games with Chicago and remains focused on controlling what he can amid NBA trade chatter.

Jordan-Hare Stadium will host its first international soccer match between Argentina and Iceland today after field adjustments and seating changes to meet FIFA standards (extra sod and removed hedges have made the transition smooth).

Fans can also enjoy pregame eagle flights, food trucks, and a fan zone near the stadium.

Auburn Tight End Jake Johnson brought his SEC and ACC experience to spring practice at the Woltosz Football Performance Center.

Now entering his fifth season, Johnson competed with fellow transfers for a spot as the Tigers looked to strengthen their offense ahead of fall camp.