Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Eagle's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
As Professor Marley’s 12:55 p.m. GOVT-392 lecture entered its final half hour, ground reports began flooding in that sophomore Geoffrey Wagshal had once again raised his hand.
The American University Eagles (11-4) defeated their crosstown opponents, the Howard University Bison (4-11), on Sept. 8. The victory marked the Eagles’ first since the Best Western Invitational, where they went 1-2, the lone win versus Northern Kentucky.
On July 1, 2026, new regulations regarding federal student loans went into effect, establishing lifetime borrowing limits for undergraduate and graduate students and their families.
The American University volleyball team (13-4, 8-0) continues to dominate the Patriot League with their recent victory against the Navy Midshipmen (7-9, 5-3) giving the team its third sweep of the season.
Fifty years ago, House of Ruth opened its doors to help eight unhoused women seeking safety. The organization has since grown into a space for women across Washington, D.C., to rebuild and heal.
Since 2012, fans of the popular book series “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins have enthusiastically watched their favorite characters come to life on the big screen.
Unrequited love is a gut-wrenching feeling everyone has experienced at least once.
“Backrooms” (2026) has been one of the most popular horror films of the year, grossing around $402.5 million at the global box office and collecting several nominations across both the Astra Midseason Movie Awards and the Critics Choice Super Awards.
Editor’s note: This story discusses themes of sexual abuse and may be upsetting to some readers. Please see the bottom of this story for relevant resources.
Janeese Lewis George, self-proclaimed democratic socialist, came out on top as D.C.’s probable next mayor in the district’s first ever roll-out of ranked-choice voting for the democratic primary elections on June 16.
Kennedy Political Union hosted actor and singer Liz Gillies at the Mary Graydon Student Center on April 23 as the spring semester came to a close. With a spontaneous conversational style, Gillies transformed what could have been a structured interview into a personal and dynamic discussion that captivated the room.
The American University Field Hockey Team (6-6) defeated the Appalachian State Mountaineers (6-5) by a score of 2-1 in front of an ample crowd at the Jacobs Recreational Complex on Sept. 6.
Last week, American University students voted on representation for undergraduate council positions and class senate positions as a part of Student Government.
Female Rage Hot Sauce’s second “Hot Dogs for Abortions” fundraiser of the summer brought hundreds of supporters together to raise money for the D.C. Abortion Fund, channeling their anger over reproductive rights into advocacy.
On Sept. 17, American University’s Bender Library ended its week-long absentee ballot assistance event, helping over 343 students register to vote.
Last semester’s Holocaust Remembrance Week, hosted by American University Hillel from April 12 to 17, centered the theme of Jewish Resilience, allowing students to focus on what being Jewish today looks like while honoring those killed in the Holocaust.
The 250th anniversary of the United States ignited a national conversation about patriotism and nationalism — the former term meaning to love and support one’s nation, and the latter meaning to be loyal to one’s nation.
When Coby Meytin and Justin Greenberg stepped onto American University’s campus, they expected a campus abuzz with political activism and diverse discourse. Instead, they were met with an isolating echo chamber of liberalism.
American University will not renew its lease for the Frequency Apartments after the 2026-27 academic year, the University announced in an email on Oct. 2.
The American University volleyball team (8-4) split their opening weekend doubleheader at home, losing to the Georgetown Hoyas (8-4) by a score of 3-1 on Aug. 28 and defeating the Northwestern Wildcats (7-5) on Aug. 29 in five sets, winning 3-2.
Solutions by The State News