Organization MuralsDC helps artists paint the city’s history and future
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In 2007, a movement started in D.C. The leaders were local artists, and their tools were aerosol paint.
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In 2007, a movement started in D.C. The leaders were local artists, and their tools were aerosol paint.
American University’s Leonard Hall will undergo extensive renovations this summer, including changes to residence hall rooms, bathrooms, lounges and the lobby.
Every day, between meetings with faculty, students and other officials, Fanta Aw would set aside time for a walk around campus.
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.
Recent food inspection reports from Subway, Einstein Bagels, Terrace Dining Room and the Mary Graydon Center show violations in inspections from the D.C. Department of Health and an independent firm used by American University.
The Washington National Cathedral unveiled a portrait of Matthew Shepard, a young gay man who was murdered in 1998 in an anti-gay hate crime in Laramie, Wyoming.
On Sept. 6, Fiona Murphey’s daily 30-minute commute to American University turned into a five-hour-long nightmare. After that, she started a petition to fix the Grosvenor elevator.
American University’s chapter of Alpha Chi Omega and My Sister’s Place hosted a table on the quad to raise awareness for domestic violence Oct. 20 in honor of Purple Thursday.
The Muslim Student Association, Sunrise Movement at AU, South Asian Student Association and Hindu Students Association hosted a flea market fundraiser for flood relief in Pakistan on Wednesday.