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Newly Hired Psychologist Dedicated to Helping Veterinary Students

The veterinary medical profession can be stressful for students as they experience the academic rigors of the program and transition into roles as young veterinarians. To ensure that Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine students have all the tools they need to be successful students and professionals, the college recently appointed Dr. Kathryn Bieri as […]

Traveling with a Bald Eagle: Behind the Scenes of Indy’s Journey to Philadelphia

When Independence, or “Indy” to her friends, arrives at an event, curiosity is never far behind. The question we hear most often is: “What’s it like to travel with a bald eagle?”

Living the dream: Vet Camp alumna shares passion with 2026 campers

This month, 100 high schoolers from across the U.S. got an immersive look at the veterinary profession at Auburn’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Ninth through 12th graders gained hand-on experience with activities like suturing, hoof care and physical exams while exploring a wide range of topics, including public health, food animal medicine, anatomy and more.

Cat Considerations: Auburn feline expert shares adoption tips during Adopt-A-Cat Month

While Dr. Diane Delmain fully believes “nothing is cuter than a kitten,” there are other factors to consider when bringing a new cat into your home. June is Adopt-A-Cat Month, an initiative of the American Humane Society to help cats find loving homes during kitten season.

Drawn in by ‘Messi Mania,’ soccer fans find beauty in AU tradition

Known to legions of social media followers as “Freddy,” a German soccer tourist sharing Charles Kuralt-meets-Jack Kerouac style slices of Americana captured the blend of bewilderment and awe that thousands of first-time Jordan-Hare Stadium visitors and millions of TV viewers across South America experienced as the golden eagle Aurea completed a looping free flight before the Argentina-Iceland pre-World Cup friendly.

On the road and in the barn: The delicate balance of equine ambulatory care

From the wear pattern of the saddle, Sanchez Londono, clinical professor of equine field service in Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, can tell how the rider distributes his or her weight. When riders lean to a particular side, the horse subconsciously compensates by shifting its own weight. Over time, the uneven weight distribution can result in horses developing muscular imbalance, back pain, irregular hoof wear and joint inflammation.