Auburn University Campus Map (2024)
The Auburn University Campus Map provides a complete overview of the main campus. Key landmarks include the iconic Samford Hall (146) at Toomer’s Corner (173) and Jordan-Hare Stadium (86), located along W. Samford Ave.
The map helps orient visitors to major academic centers like Haley Center (71) and the Ralph Brown Draughon Library (139). Use this Auburn University Campus Map to navigate between classes, dining, and athletic events.
Auburn University Campus Map 2024
This map displays the primary academic, residential, and athletic areas for Auburn University. It is designed to help students, staff, and visitors navigate the main campus grounds and locate key buildings.
Printable Auburn University Campus Map PDF 2024
This printable version of the main campus map is ideal for offline reference, tours, and event planning.
Auburn University Campus Guide
This guide provides context for the Auburn University Campus Map, detailing the main zones, key buildings, and primary access routes for navigating the university.
Campus Layout & Landmarks
The campus is organized around several key quads and concourses. Samford Hall (146) and Cater Lawn (35) anchor the northeast corner near S. College St.. The Haley Concourse (86) runs past the Ralph Brown Draughon Library (139) and Haley Center (71), while Jordan-Hare Stadium (86) and Neville Arena (111) dominate the athletic complex to the west.
Walking Routes & Accessibility
Pedestrian pathways like the Thach Concourse (48) and Roosevelt Concourse (118) connect the academic core. Most routes provide accessible navigation between major buildings like the Melton Student Center (107) and the Brown-Kopel Engineering Student Achievement Center (28). The NPHC Legacy Plaza (113) is centrally located between the stadium (86) and library (139).
Parking & Entrances
Visitor parking is available in designated areas, including several large parking decks like the S. Donahue Deck (122), the Library Deck (120), and the South Quad Deck (123). Main vehicle entrances are accessible from S. College St., W. Magnolia Ave, and W. Samford Ave. Refer to the parking map for specific lot designations.
Transit & Getting Here
The campus is bordered by major roads including S. College St. and Wire Rd. The university’s transit system provides shuttle services connecting the main campus, athletic facilities, and the Veterinary Medicine campus, with numerous stops along key routes like Lem Morrison Dr.
Dorms & Student Housing
Student housing is concentrated in several areas. The Quad (Upper Quad (89) and South Quad (195)) is centrally located near the library (139) and includes halls like Lane (91) and Lupton (99). The Village residential area and South Donahue Residence Hall (158) are located on the west side of campus, convenient to Neville Arena (111) and athletics facilities.
Dining & Student Life
Dining options are distributed across campus. The Melton Student Center (107) offers multiple venues. Terrell Dining Hall (170) serves the South Quad (195), while Village View Dining (181) is located in the west residential area. The Rane Culinary Science Center (138) is a key feature near the Hotel/Dixon Conference Center (79).
FAQ
Does Auburn have a nice campus?
Yes, Auburn University is known for having a beautiful and well-maintained campus. It features historic buildings, landscaped green spaces, and modern academic facilities. Located in Auburn, Alabama, the campus offers a traditional college atmosphere with southern charm and strong school spirit.
Is Auburn a wet or dry campus?
Auburn University is a dry campus in most areas. The possession and use of alcohol are prohibited in undergraduate residence halls and public campus spaces. However, alcohol may be permitted at certain university events or in approved areas for students of legal drinking age.
How much is tuition at Auburn?
Tuition at Auburn University is approximately $11,826 per year for in-state students and $32,196 for out-of-state students. Additional costs include fees, housing, meals, and books, which can raise the total annual cost to over $30,000 for residents and $50,000 for nonresidents.
Why is Auburn so hard to get into?
Auburn University is hard to get into because of its rising academic standards, competitive applicant pool, and limited freshman class size. High average GPAs and test scores are common among admitted students. Demand has increased due to Auburn’s strong reputation in engineering, business, and agriculture.
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