AU achieves carbon neutrality goal two years ahead of schedule
University attributes achievement to solar panel farm, campus-wide efforts
University attributes achievement to solar panel farm, campus-wide efforts
Loss of editorial and financial independence of campus publications pose a threat to transparency at colleges
Capstone project combines themes from Homer’s epic poem with students’ journey through life
Walmart recently announced that chains across the country will remove Cosmopolitan from checkout lines, citing the magazine’s objectifying material, according to USA TODAY.The best-selling magazine promotes content for “fun, fearless females,” reaching more than 18 million readers per month, according to Cosmopolitan’s parent company, Hearst Communications. Most magazine covers are of a sexual nature, with women wearing racy clothing while taglines promote sex tips, games and other advice.While Cosmopolitan can still be found in Walmart’s magazine racks, some wonder where people should draw the line between sexual empowerment and sexual objectification.
Committee will begin meeting in May
“Let’s play some Hillbilly music!”
In light of the 50th anniversary of 1968, we must utilize the D.C. Public Library’s resources to expand our knowledge of history
Rapper Aminé headlined music and arts festival in the Tavern
Individual arrested was previously banned from campus
American University prides itself on being environmentally friendly. The campus is an arboretum and the classrooms use motion-sensored lights.
Event sponsored by Delta Kappa Alpha hopes to connect student filmmakers in DMV region
Project aims to help students become “architects of their own speech”
Change is designed to allow prospective athletes more time to make decisions about college
The acceptance rate stayed steady with last year’s rate
If you walk through the hallways of the Katzen Arts Center, you may hear familiar lines of Shakespeare’s works.
Despite petitions, Hurst’s belief in education for all and personal regret for his prior treatment of Blacks, Hurst founded the University as a whites-only institution, without any explicit integration policy, in 1893.
When Fatima Tariq, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of International Service, approached her academic counselor with questions about pursuing a regional focus of South Asia in SIS, she left the office disappointed. Tariq spoke to her counselor in the hopes of expanding the course offerings for the South Asia focus by adding more religion classes, to which she was turned down.
Goodbyes can be bitter, and for AU lacrosse players Lexi Perez, Jennifer DeSimone, Leah Brennan and Samantha Breeze, the spring semester will be their last representing the Eagles on the athletic field. For their first three years with the AU lacrosse program, wins have been hard to come by for Perez, DeSimone, Brennan and Breeze.
Sophomores and friends Indira Mohabeer and Chelsea Fosu have been singing for as long as they can remember.
Washington Post reporter, Liberian activist among the speakers