• Harold Koh will speak at the 2013 Washington College of Law commencement ceremonies May 19. Graduating law students at WCL are petitioning against his appearance. COURTESY OF U.S. Mission / Eric Bridiers
    COURTESY OF U.S. Mission / Eric Bridiers

    Op/Ed: Koh does not represent WCL

    Law students protest Harold Koh, a former legal adviser to the State Department, as Washington College of Law commencement speaker for his support of the Obama administration’s targeted killing program.

  • Public Safety investigator Keith Gray said he believes Gray Leonard, a freshman in the College in the Arts and Sciences, is pictured here right before the vandalism of the machines. Gray also said Leonard confessed to vandalizing the machines. COURTESY OF PUBLIC SAFETY
    COURTESY OF PUBLIC SAFETY

    Coke machine vandalism suspect arrested

    CAS freshman Gray Leonard was charged with destruction of property worth under $1,000 in connection with the vandalism of the Coca-Cola vending machines in Ward Circle Building.

  • Leonardo DiCaprio (pictured) reunites with director Baz Luhrmann as

    Movie Review: The Great Gatsby

    Baz Luhrmann’s version of the F. Scott Fitzgerald classic is a mostly successful exercise in excess.

  • COURTESY OF TKE AU TWITTER PROFILE
    COURTESY OF TKE AU TWITTER PROFILE

    TKE International closes AU chapter amid hazing allegations

    Tau Kappa Epsilon International closed AU’s chapter of the fraternity on April 25, effective immediately due to a “demonstrated absence of strong and responsible leadership,” according to TKE International Chief Executive Officer Shawn Babine.

  • TKE brothers allegedly abandoned blindfolded pledges in Cabin John Regional Park in mid-February. COURTESY OF AN ANONYMOUS TKE BROTHER
    COURTESY OF AN ANONYMOUS TKE BROTHER

    TKE under investigation for hazing

    AU’s chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon is the subject of a University hazing investigation for the second time in the past year, according to members of the fraternity. Some of the alleged hazing includes forcing pledges to march 10 miles, drink alcohol and smoke marijuana.

  • About 100 copies of this week's edition of The Eagle were found in a glass and plastic recycling bin on the first floor of Bender Library, right next to one of The Eagle's news stands. ZACH C. COHEN/ THE EAGLE
    ZACH C. COHEN/ THE EAGLE

    Stacks of The Eagle’s last weekly issue disappeared

    Stacks of the latest issue of The Eagle have disappeared from the stands the morning of April 25. An investigation is ongoing.

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  • D.C. City Council Member Marion Barry, here in the council chambers Feb. 5, has spoken in favor of spending the city's current budget surplus. JARED ANGLE / THE EAGLE

    Op/Ed: D.C. should spend surplus to help the homeless

  • Staff Editorial: TKE’s alleged hazing tarnishes University Greek life’s reputation

  • Looking forward, a new era for The Eagle

    • the Scene

  • Blockbuster films that should be avoided this summer and what to see instead

  • Second District Records merges business and music, puts students in control of record label

    • Sports

  • AU unveiled Mike Brennan as the new head coach of the men's basketball coach at a press conference in Bender Arena April 30. JARED ANGLE / THE EAGLE
    JARED ANGLE / THE EAGLE

    Mike Brennan named men’s basketball head coach

  • Maher (left) has contributed to the Eagles’ success on the field and helped in the hiring of Billy Walker. Courtesy of AU Athletics
    Courtesy of AU Athletics

    Maher’s role on the AD search committee demonstrates value on and off field

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