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American University’s only suite-style residence space for first-year students, Centennial Hall, welcomed freshmen residents for the first time since March 2020 after undergoing extensive renovations during summer 2021.
A video circulating on social media this weekend showed an American University bus driver closing the bus’ door on a passenger’s arm and refusing to let other passengers off the bus after a student allegedly violated the University’s mask policy.
Magnolia Mead was walking briskly. It was a chilly afternoon in late October, and Mead, an American University freshman, was keeping pace with Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) as he left the Capitol.
Correction: This article has been updated to clarify and correct information that Elizabeth Deal provided about an identified water leak in early October.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and human rights activist Nadia Murad discussed the importance of her work as an advocate for survivors of genocide and sexual violence in a virtual event hosted by the School of International Service on Oct. 19.
Since 2014, Indigenous communities have been fighting against the construction of Line 3, a pipeline being built on Anishinaabe and Ojibwe land in Minnesota. This spring, one of American University’s Alternative Break Programs will mobilize students to join the fight.
DC Fashion Week, which hosted three shows from Sept. 24-26, presented a unique set of designers who shared their crafts with the city.
American University staff protested the University’s alleged unfair wages and COVID-19 concerns on the quad on Tuesday afternoon with signs in hand. The protest was organized by the Service Employees International Union Local 500, which represents the staff, adjunct faculty and graduate students of AU.
American University announced the launch of a $15 million, five-year food waste research project awarded by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) on Sept. 29, representing the largest externally funded research grant in the University’s history.
American University is partnering with the First Ladies Association for Research and Education (FLARE) in an effort to shed light on the legacies of United States first ladies.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to clarify the Gallup poll results.
As the fall semester kicks into gear, students living in dorm rooms can easily fall into the trap of buying single-use items that wind up in the trash 24 hours later. Although it can be hard to live a completely waste-free lifestyle while living in a dorm, here are some tips on how to eliminate waste in your everyday life.
There is little conversation about disability at American University. The only classes that engage with this subject are waitlisted because they fulfill the Habits of Mind requirements. There are still very few supplemental classes for students who are truly interested and affected by these issues.
The D.C. Zoning Commission approved the American University 2021 Campus Plan in a unanimous vote, the University announced on July 8.
American University announced Pepsi as its official beverage provider as part of a five-year partnership with the company, according to a Friday email sent to the University community.
American University junior MC Clark spent the past year creating her clothing brand &bonez with a mission of sustainability and empathy.
Editor's Clarification: This article has been updated to clarify that the University raised 54 percent of its goal by October.
As an American University student, alumna Alexis Varecka took a class called “The Business of Fashion and Luxury Goods” where she developed a business plan for a mobile app that would create a platform for artists and brands to sell their unique merchandise.
Editor's clarification: This article has been updated to clarify that the representative from HPAC that IFC met with was Valerie Tovar.
This story is the second in a series of articles on the Asian Studies program and the history of Asian student activists working towards more inclusive API courses.
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