Mutual aid organization holds Narcan training on campus with focus on harm reduction strategies
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Editor’s Note: Kayla Kelly is an opinion columnist for The Eagle. Kelly was not involved in the reporting, writing or editing of this story.
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Content warning: This story contains mention of assault. This article has been updated with a recent announcement from the University that Trebat is no longer affiliated with AU.
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Prompted by the antisemitic vandalism found in Anderson Hall’s Lower Level and the student outrage that followed, the University emailed a statement to the community addressing the incident on Sept. 13.
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Washington Football Team (WFT) head coach Ron Rivera went viral over the summer when he expressed his frustration with the low coronavirus vaccination rate among members of his team during a training camp press conference on July 27.
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Editor’s note: This story contains references to sexual assault and misconduct as well as profanity. This story has been updated to add additional information.
Wonk Cat, American University’s unofficial mascot, was reported missing around three weeks ago and is still on the loose.
School of Communication professor and award-winning journalist Bill Gentile’s memoir “Wait for Me: True Stories of War, Love and Rock & Roll” was published in June 2021.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued for actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued for actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
American University has consistently under-tested its on-campus student population since doubling in-person classes and tripling the number of campus residents for the Mid-Semester Residential Experience that began in early March.
Editor’s Correction: This article has been corrected with the proper spelling of Fariha Rahman’s name.
Senior musical theatre major Sultana Qureshi has never had a professor in the Department of Performing Arts who looks like them.
General staff applications for the summer and fall semesters will open on April 23 and close on May 14, The Eagle recently announced. The application will be released on the paper’s website and via its social media accounts.
I signed up for this job — but not really. None of us signed up for everything that's ensued over the past year.
After the coronavirus pandemic stole Francisco Ferrisi’s senior year of high school and first semester of college, he jumped at the opportunity to move to D.C. when American University announced the Mid-Semester Residential Experience during the spring semester.