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Maddy Park choked back tears, her voice mixed with sadness and anger, as she spoke passionately about her grandmother during a student-led candlelight vigil for the victims of the Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay shootings Feb. 1.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's November 2022 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
What is Hispanic Heritage Month?
Five School of Public Affairs graduate students received the Best MPA Capstone Poster Award this year for their research project: “The Floor, Not the Ceiling: Roe v. Wade and Public Policy.”
American University is switching health insurance providers for students in order to reduce price increases for students, the University announced in a March 18 email.
Bender Library and other campus organizations opened a community display to honor trans and nonbinary students on campus Thursday for International Transgender Day of Visibility.
American University Archives and the Founders Week Committee showcased an exhibit on the first floor of Bender Library with a comprehensive overview of American University’s history and an acknowledgment of AU founder John Fletcher Hurst’s ownership of enslaved people.
American University’s Black student organizations are celebrating Black History Month by honoring poignant Black figures, as they work to provide a safe space for Black students and amplify Black voices on and off campus.
After seeing the lack of affinity groups for Southeast Asian students, two American University students created their own where peers could share good food and hold cultural, political and academic discussions.
Meet the AU Beekeeping Society, a club dedicated to cultivating a sustainable environment, spreading the knowledge of beekeeping and educating members of the AU community about the importance that bees have on the environment.
