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Nota de la Editora: Este artículo fue publicado en inglés y traducido por Diana C. Rojas Hernandez.
La administración de Donald Trump ha adoptado una postura dura contra la inmigración, implementando medidas restringiendo tanto la entrada de inmigrantes como su permanencia en el país. Esta administración está creando una oleada de nuevas pólizas a través de órdenes ejecutivas que generan confusión y pavor en las inmigrantes, sus familias y organizaciones que pelean por los derechos de inmigrantes. Esta fomentación de miedo hace que las familias se pregunten si es seguro ir a trabajar, que sus hijos asistan a la escuela, o hasta si pueden adquirir ayuda médica. Trump ha autorizado la entrada a escuelas e iglesias a ICE, revocando una directiva que prohibía a que autoridades federales realizen arrestos y redadas de inmigracion en estas áreas “sensitivas”.
The American University women’s basketball team (1-23) lost to the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds (9-15) by a score of 68-39 on Feb. 15 in Bender Arena.
The American University men’s basketball team (1-4) fell to #10 ranked University of North Carolina Tar Heels (2-1) 107-55 in Chapel Hill on Nov. 15. The Eagles faced their most high-profile matchups of the season against one of college basketball’s powerhouse programs, playing in the Dean E. Smith Dome in front of almost 20,000 fans. This starkly contrasts with the atmosphere of Bender Arena, which holds just over 3,000 spectators.
The Eagle has released a staff diversity report for the past two years in our efforts to increase diversity and maintain transparency for members of the American University community.
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From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's November 2022 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
La música es algo que nos da vida. Es algo que forma un gran ambiente en nuestra vida y es muy importante compartirlo con todos para que ellos también puedan disfrutar al nivel que tú disfrutas de tu música. Es mi meta como escritor poder convencerlos de la belleza que es la música de Latino América y su gran ambigüedad. Me gustaría compartir un sinopsis cada semana de porque ustedes como lectores del Águila pueden tener una experiencia con esta música única y maravillosa como yo la aprecio y quiero.
The Eagle’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion group aims to fully represent the AU community through our staff, including our leadership and coverage. We hope to strengthen trust from marginalized communities. Part of strengthening trust includes being more transparent about our coverage and what steps we are taking to improve our reporting. In order to do the best coverage possible, we know that it’s essential for our staff to be representative of the AU community.
$50,000 from Student Government. $20,000 from the Residence Hall Association. $2,500 from the Office of Campus Life. Along with later contributions from outside organizations, including Student Media Board, the total came to approximately $90,000.
As the fall semester kicks off, why not consider registering for one of Washington’s many upcoming runs? A run is the perfect opportunity for students to seek refuge from their studies and explore the city.
For students with friends and family in town for the Easter holiday this weekend, check out these deals in the District for the ultimate brunch experience.
Retired AU professor Elliott McGinnies has been charged with the second-degree rape of a child in the 1970s.
Updated with full vote totals at 3:15 p.m., April 2.
D.C.’s music scene is filled with many unique venues that attract a diverse spectrum of artists. In addition to the amount of musical artists that the city attracts, D.C. also covers many genres, going from the latest hip hop and rap music to up-and-coming garage and indie rock artists. Here is a list of five venues that can cover a large spectrum of genres for any music fan. This list is based off of the experiences and the quality of the concerts that were put on in each venue.
Almost one year ago, then junior guard Alexis Dobbs had a chance to tie Bucknell in the Patriot League Quarterfinals but was unable to do so.
1. DJ Questlove at The Howard Theatre What: Questlove has proven that he can pretty much play a hair comb and produce a hit song, as exhibited by popular videos from Jimmy Fallon with Carly Rae Jepsen and Mariah Carey. Mr. Quest now tours as a DJ. He will be at The Howard Theatre. When: Feb. 28 at 11 p.m. Where: The Howard Theatre, 620 T Street NW, Washington D.C. 20001 Price: $17.50 in advance, $22.50 day of show
After a short absence, the weekly Audiophile is back. Each week, WVAU DJs will review five albums.
1. Laura Lippman at Politics & Prose What: New York Time’s bestselling author Laura Lippman comes to D.C.’s Politics & Prose for her new book “After I’m Gone.” Beer and wine will be available. When: Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. Where: Politics & Prose, 5105 Connecticut Ave. NW. Washington D.C., 20008 Price: Free
If 2013 was any indication of what the future of music will look like, we’re in pretty good shape. With groundbreaking artists escaping pre-existing musical shells, an infinite amount of sub-genres have been created to suit even the pickiest listener. Here are some exciting albums to look for:
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