Education

20 years after the city of Auburn was founded, the Auburn University was established. It was first named the East Alabama Male College and was changed to the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Finally, in the year 1960, it was changed to Auburn University and offers varied academic programs and a large curriculum. The Auburn City Schools, also in Alabama, is the fastest growing school district in the area. It is recognized as one of the nation's top public school systems, thanks to its progressive use of technology and unwavering support from the city and the community. It is one of the only 12 high schools in Alabama that offers an IB (International Baccalaureate) diploma.

Auburn Chiropractic Associates

If you are suffering from pain but are not getting any relief from oral medications, there is an alternative way to free yourself from your agony. Auburn Chiropractic Associates provides individualized chiropractic care to their patients to heal their body and keep it in tiptop condition. They have the expertise to diagnose and treat conditions such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, and other types of pain without stripping the body of its natural defense mechanisms. Their staff will go out of their way to make you feel comfortable and will provide you with the proper guidance and adjustment so you can live a pain-free life.

Check out AL.com's top three plays from Auburn's 21-16 win over Washington

Sal Cannella, JaTarvious Whitlow, and Smoke Monday headline AL.com's top three plays from Auburn's 21-16 season opening win over the Washington Huskies. Watch the video above to see if you agree with our picks. Read more here

The Auburn Tigers did well in their last match against the Washington Huskies when they went home with a 21-16 victory. This made up for the losing games they suffered on their last two trips to Atlanta. They joyous victory wrapped up when Auburn Tiger's running back Jatarvious Whitlow ran 10 yards for a touchdown with the clock ticking at a remaining 6:15 on the day of the game. The defense came through with a fierce pass against Washington Huskies' quarterback Jake Browning. Tigers coach Gus Malzahn said that they didn't win any close games in the last season and knew that the game was going to come down to the end.

Auburn University Museum of Natural History in Auburn, AL

The Auburn University Museum of Natural History is a research and education museum at the Auburn University that aims to help people discover Alabama's great biodiversity by conducting extensive research on the subject area. It is their mission to preserve and document their region and planet earth's biodiversity as well as to lead and promote activities that are related to natural history education. Their vision is to be the primary repository of all the natural history collections that are currently being maintained at the Auburn University. They also aim to serve a center for excellence for biodiversity research, education, and outreach by capitalizing on the biodiversity heritage collections in their care.

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Auburn University Museum of Natural History
Biodiversity Learning Center, 381 Mell St, Auburn University, AL 36849, USA

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Auburn Chiropractic Associates
1735 E University Dr #103
Auburn, AL 36830