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Famed Civil Rights attorney Fred Gray passes torch to Auburn students on Constitution Day
Fred David Gray, an icon of the Civil Rights Movement who represented Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr., delivered Auburn’s Constitution Day 2025 keynote.
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Woven with passion: ‘The Vine Man’ visits Pebble Hill
As part of the Alabama Folklife Association’s Traditional Artist-in-Residence program, the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities hosted folk artist Andrew McCall, also known as “The Vine Man.” McCall shared his journey and basket-weaving techniques with Auburn students and community members.
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Department of Music performs ‘The Dog Song’ for civil rights icon Rev. Bernard LaFayette Jr.
In celebration of Bernard LaFayette Jr.’s lifelong commitment to nonviolent social change, Auburn musicians arranged a special performance of one of his civil rights songs at his 85th birthday luncheon.
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CMDCAH accepting applications for 2026 Creative Writing Residency
The residency supports writers working in fiction or creative nonfiction who seek solitude and dedicated time in an inspiring space to explore new ideas or bring a long-term project closer to completion.