Auburn Board of Trustees approve Jordan-Hare Stadium North Project
The Auburn Board of Trustees have approved the north endzone project of Jordan-Hare Stadium.
The Auburn Board of Trustees has approved the project to upgrade and add facilities to the north endzone of Jordan-Hare Stadium. The Jordan-Hare Stadium North project has been approved after the Auburn Board of Trustees met on Friday, Apr. 17, to give the final approval.
It is expected to begin construction in the summer of 2026 and is set to be fully completed by the spring of 2029. This will be the largest project in Auburn Athletics. “The Jordan-Hare North Project will benefit Auburn for generations, elevating the experience for all fans on football Saturdays while also enhancing the campus community year-round,” Auburn Athletics Director John Cohen said.
“We are extraordinarily grateful to the Board of Trustees for their final approval, and to President Roberts, Dr. Bobby Woodard, and Auburn University for their partnership. We encourage Auburn people to enthusiastically support the ‘Ever Auburn’ campaign.
” An additional 3,000 new premium seating and club experiences will be added, and it will remain at 88,000 for seating. It includes five new entry gates, 66 new concession points, 13 elevators, 270 restroom fixtures, dedicated on-site concessions, and premium kitchens. For students, it will add to the campus dining experience with the introduction of Shug's Food Hall.