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(03/24/23 3:42pm)
Every spring in D.C., approximately 3,700 Japanese cherry trees bloom bright pink and white. This year, the National Park Service declared peak bloom, when 70 percent of the blossoms are open, on March 23.
(03/24/23 12:00pm)
American University ramped up efforts to keep University and student data safe on Feb. 15, expanding Duo multi-factor authentication to Canvas, library systems and the Washington College of Law, among other services.
(03/24/23 12:00pm)
Spring is here which means warm weather, sunshine and an opportunity for new beginnings. Seasonal changes prompt reflection and an opportunity to implement self-care routines, so here are small steps toward a glow-up to prepare for spring.
(03/23/23 1:24pm)
Every day, between meetings with faculty, students and other officials, Fanta Aw would set aside time for a walk around campus.
(03/22/23 3:22pm)
The surging cost of rent in D.C. is leaving some college students concerned about their housing situation. The average median rent in the district for a two-bedroom apartment is $2,600 as of March, a 10 percent increase over the past year, according to Zillow, a real estate marketplace.
(03/22/23 3:15pm)
The college experience is built for making connections. As I near graduation, I have grown increasingly worried about finding places where I can connect with people outside of work. It is easy in college to make a community because college life revolves around that. Starting from the first day, there is orientation, communal living, clubs, campus activities and so much more that allow students to create community. Even without these planned events, every building serves as a free communal space where students can interact and occupy a public area.
(03/21/23 7:25pm)
The American University lacrosse team (5-3) defeated the Lafayette College Leopards (1-9) in their March 18 game 16-15.
(03/21/23 3:37pm)
In a departure from its history as an all-male group, On A Sensual Note, one of AU’s a cappella ensembles on campus, announced its new label as a “tenor 1, tenor 2, baritone, bass” (TT BB) singing group this year.
(03/20/23 1:27pm)
My friends and I have a running joke that I am obsessed with food. I wrote about it in my reporting class as my beat. I really only go out if there’s a food market or a new restaurant. My money is primarily spent on food. I even did my final presentation in an Asian American experiences class on food and identity.
(03/10/23 4:57pm)
Two American University professors and the president of AU Pride discussed inclusivity and transgender-inclusive policies at a discussion of transgender life in higher education hosted by the School of Communication on March 7.
(03/10/23 4:52pm)
Before starting her senior capstone project, American University student Ariel Tresser never expected to gain work experience from a college class. Now, the student in the School of Communication has been working with five other classmates since January to support the mission of women’s rights organization Task Force Nyx, an opportunity she didn’t think she would get while still in college.
(03/10/23 1:23pm)
The American University wrestling team competed at the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championships on March 4-5 at the University of Pennsylvania.
(03/10/23 1:17pm)
The American University women’s basketball team (9-22) lost to the Holy Cross Crusaders (22-8) in their March 6 matchup 73-44.
(03/10/23 12:25am)
After 10 seasons as the men’s basketball head coach, American University has parted ways with Mike Brennan, according to a press release sent out by the Athletics Department Thursday night. He was first named head coach on April 30, 2013. He currently sits at third on AU’s all-time career wins list with 125. He ends his AU head coaching career with a record of 125-165.
(03/09/23 6:44pm)
Hosts Delaney Hoke and Penelope Jennings speak to wrestler Max Leete about his experience wrestling at AU and his various other interests.
(03/09/23 2:09pm)
One week into 2023, a 13-year-old boy named Karon Blake was fatally shot in the Brookland neighborhood in Northeast D.C. The next week, one woman was killed and another teenager and man were injured in a shooting in the district’s Benning Ridge neighborhood. At the start of February, D.C. Metro worker Robert Cunningham was killed and three passengers were injured during yet another shooting, this time in the Potomac Avenue Metro station.
(03/09/23 2:15pm)
Editor’s Note: Jordan Young, The Eagle’s managing editor for news and a member of DSU, was not involved in the writing, reporting or editing of this story.
(03/09/23 1:53pm)
American University is installing over 330 period product dispensers in order to comply with a new D.C. law. This action responds to the Expanding Student Access to Period Products Emergency Act of 2022, which mandates the installation and maintenance of period product dispensers in D.C. universities and the development and implementation of menstrual education beginning in the fourth grade.
(03/09/23 1:50pm)
Seth Goldman, founder of Honest Tea, Just Ice Tea and Eat the Change, opened the Kogod School of Business Gamechangers in Sustainability series alongside Kogod Dean David Marchick on Feb. 22. Goldman’s talk focused on his renewed insights on helping people and the planet.
(03/08/23 7:59pm)
Section 202 host Liah Argiropoulos and Play by Play host Delaney Hoke talk about sexism and expectations for women in sports media, their own experiences as women in the industry, and the stereotypes women are faced with.