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Former editor-in-chief Heather Mongilio has a lot of free time now that she is no longer leading The Eagle staff. To fill up the vast amount of time in between her classes, she will share the recipes she made for The Eagle staff in this column.
Former editor-in-chief Heather Mongilio has a lot of free time now that she is no longer leading The Eagle staff. To fill up the vast amount of time in between her classes, she will share the recipes she made for The Eagle staff in a new column.
I was the editor-in-chief of The Eagle for 382 days, and I’m not going to lie, the year and 17 days I spent as editor-in-chief were some of the best and worst days of my life. During that time, I laughed, cried, stressed and smiled more than I had in my three years at AU prior to taking on the position. But I left the paper in the competent hands of Shannon Scovel, and I can’t wait to see what she and her staff do next year.
I made a mistake, and I want to apologize for it.
Update: 5:57 p.m. Students are able to enter Letts, Anderson and Centennial residence halls, according to an AU Alert sent out at 5:56 p.m. The fire sprinkler system in the halls have been repaired, according to the alert.
This article includes details about mental illness and may not be suitable for people in recovery.
The AU shuttle will not run for the second day after AU closed Feb.14 due to snow, according to an AU Alert sent out at 10:43 p.m.
Update: 6:14 p.m. The Terrace Dining Room will close at 7 p.m. tonight, according to an AU Alert sent out at 6:08 p.m.
Ticket distribution for Founder’s Day will begin Feb. 3 at 4:30 p.m. in the hallway next to the lower level of the bookstore, according to a Student Government email.
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MSNBC’s Chris Matthews will interview President Barack Obama at AU on Dec. 5.
About 20 AU students protested the Keystone Pipeline outside the School of International Service Building Nov. 21 in a push for Secretary of State John Kerry to not expand it.
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Forcible sexual offenses on campus more than tripled in 2012, according to the University’s Annual Security Report in accordance with the Clery Act.
Transgender students at AU with the University’s insurance plan will now have full transitional care, including gender reassignment surgery, making it the only D.C. school to have such a plan.
AU didn’t feel like home at first for Student Government President Patrick Kelly.
AU officially became a smoke-and tobacco-free campus today. Students are permitted to smoke in three areas on the outskirts of AU to help current smokers adjust to the new policy.
All adjunct professors will receive an increase in wages under the new agreement between AU and the adjuncts' union, Service Employee International Union Local 500.
Bike lanes on New Mexico Avenue, near AU’s main campus, may become a reality after a showing of local political support.
The Student Government executive board is circulating a petition urging Congress and President Barack Obama to keep the interest rate for subsidized Stafford loans as 3.4 percent. Subsidized Stafford Student loan interest rates will double July 1 unless Congress renews the subsidy that has kept rates at 3.4 percent by the end of the month.
