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AU will welcome Senator Richard Blumenthal to campus as the next Kennedy Political Union speaker on March 31 at 7:30 p.m. in Ward 2.
Update: 12:17 p.m.
Three shelves of Starbucks products light up the store as customers enter.
A chalkboard above the condiments counter will feature AU-related events to promote campus community, according to AU Dining Services Marketing Manager Adam Fox.
The front counter of the store is located on the left side of the store, featuring similar qualities to other Starbucks locations.
A 3-D wall mural of decorative books line the back wall of the Starbucks where students can sit and study.
Students can circle words listed on the left side of the chalkboard word search, creating a more interactive environment.
AU’s Director of Residence Life Rick Treter stepped down from his position this past December after 16 years of service.
Robert Pastor, 66, a School of International Service professor and world renowned Latin America specialist, died of cancer on Jan. 8. He taught at AU for more than 10 years.
A local resident is searching for her missing dog, who was last spotted near AU’s campus.
Starbucks will open on campus in January, filling the vacant spot left by McDonald’s almost two years ago.
The next time you have the urge to watch a show on Netflix or go to the gym during a class, remember these five reasons of why skipping is a bad idea.
Halloween traditions in D.C. have come a long way over the past 125 years, maturing from youthful mischief to organized citywide celebration.
AU professors signed a petition to nominate Janet Yellen as the first female Federal Reserve Chair weeks before her nomination on Oct. 9.
Washington Metropolitian Area Transit Authority (WMATA) will lower the price of the SmarTrip card to $2 on Oct.1.
D.C. ranked best city for college students and graduates on lists compiled by the Business News Daily and American Institute for Economic Research.
Solutions by The State News