Wisniewski now represents the Avalon, Berkshire and Greenbriar Apartments in the lowest unit of D.C. government.

Students and D.C.-area residents swarmed the White House as media declared President Barack Obama the winner of the 2012 presidential election.

Silvia Lucero is running against School of Public Affairs junior Joe Wisniewski in a local ANC race. She said she chose to run for office because she has lived in the community for 10 years.

AU will ban all smoking and tobacco on campus by Aug. 1, 2013, President Neil Kerwin announced in a University-wide memo Nov. 5. Student leaders have come out against the policy, saying it does not address concerns about student safety and neighbor relations.

Sophomore Rory Slatko and junior Joe Wisniewski are both running for commissioner of two districts in the Advisory Neighborhood Commission.

Four students claim that Public Safety officers hid their laptops during a fire drill in Leonard Hall.

Four female students were forcibly fondled on Massachusetts Avenue, according an Oct. 1 memo sent by the Department of Public Safety to the AU community.

The Eagle sits down with AU’s top administrators to discover their favorite caffeine fix and movie picks.

AU beat out George Washington and Georgetown for the title of “Most Politically Active Students” in this year’s Princeton Review rankings of the nation’s universities.

The D.C. Council now requires students to change their vehicles’ registration to park in certain residential neighborhoods.

Tornado watch continues for all of the D.C. area until 2 a.m. following tornado warnings at AU earlier today.

AU began construction near the president’s office and Nebraska Hall this summer.

University Librarian Bill Mayer will leave AU in June to work at the National Archives. He has worked at AU since 2007.

Spending on a lobbying firm saved money and time for AU’s cleanup project over the long run.

New Dean of the School of Communications has experience at the University of Denver and Microsoft, among other places, and is an author.

Wal-Mart plans to build six stores in the area in the next year despite resistance from some residents.

Updated sexual harassment policy was sent to student in a memo from Dean of Students Robert Hradsky.

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AU’s administration sent an email to AU students to discourage marijuana use on campus, reminding students of the strict punishment for being caught with the substance.

Several AU students crashed Palin’s speech at CPAC as part of an Occupy protest.

Mission Improvable released a laughter-inducing video that lampoons AU’s local stereotypes. However, the classic “improv troupe geek” stereotype is conspicuously absent.

Openly gay Representative Jared Polis, D-Colo., spoke about LGBT issues and immigration reform at an AU speaking engagement.

Of the 2,029 tickets issued by Public Safety in 2010, only 17% were paid.

AU receives recognition from G.I. Jobs magazine for the second straight year.

AU updates sexual assault stickers on the back of bathroom stalls for both genders.

On Sept. 28, Five Freedom Fighters spoke to AU students in the East Quad Building.

Two employees from the Alta Gracia factory in the Dominican Republic visited campus to talk about how working in the United Students Against Sweatshops-sponsored factory has changed their lives.

Two students have established an AU chapter of the popular “colegiette” lifestyle and entertainment blog.