25 Years of War Eagle Flights
Celebrating a Legacy. Soaring into the Future.
For a quarter century, the eagles of Auburn University Raptor Center have soared over Jordan-Hare Stadium, igniting the crowd and emboldening the Auburn spirit. What began as a humble flight from the endzone to the 50-yard line has become one of the most iconic traditions in all of college athletics.
Now, we invite you to be part of the next chapter.
Join us as we commemorate 25 years of War Eagle Flights with stories, exciting events, limited-edition merchandise, and opportunities to support the future of the Auburn University Raptor Center.
The War Eagle Tradition
War Eagle is more than a battle cry—it’s a living emblem of Auburn’s fearless and true spirit.
Since 2000, pregame flights have brought tradition to life in breathtaking fashion. With each pass over Jordan-Hare Stadium, our War Eagle rallies the crowd, stirs the soul, and reminds us that we’re part of something bigger than ourselves.
The War Eagles may change over the years, but that feeling never does.
Learn more about the War Eagle tradition by visiting our Timeline.
Help the Eagles Soar Even Higher
The Auburn University Raptor Center as we know it today was shaped by the hands and hearts of donors who saw potential in a wild dream.
From the raptor hospital to our education and training facility, Auburn University Raptor Center is a testament to Auburn’s enduring spirit of generosity and unwavering belief in our mission of conservation, education, and rehabilitation.
As we celebrate 25 years of War Eagle Flights, we honor not only the eagles but the people who gave them a place to land.
This anniversary isn’t just a milestone. It’s a reflection of what we’ve built together, and a clarion call to uphold this legacy for the next generation.
Your gift ensures that the next 25 years of War Eagle Flights continue to inspire fans, students, and future conservationists. With your support, we can continue one of Auburn’s most-beloved legacies and launch bold new initiatives in conservation, education, and rehabilitation.
