From gray to green: AU wins award for SIS grounds
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Four years ago the School of International Service patio was a parking lot.
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Four years ago the School of International Service patio was a parking lot.
An 85-year-old Northwest Washington motorist crashed into the storefront of The Container Store in Tenleytown on Sept. 20, causing significant property damage.
In his 25 years at AU, volleyball head coach Barry Goldberg has established himself as one of the top coaches in the Patriot League. Over the weekend, Goldberg solidified himself as one of the top coaches currently in Division I volleyball.
GROUPLOVE will perform on campus with special guests The Knocks and Saints Valory on Nov. 8 at 8 p.m.
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Coming off a disappointing meltdown in the second half of their 3-2 loss to Miami(Ohio) a day before, Eagles head coach Steve Jennings poised his team for victory in this matchup, “I was disappointed the way the game unraveled yesterday. We just tried to get them focused in on the things that were going to be the key to getting the win. So trying to do all the basic things correctly.”
Buying groceries as an AU student isn’t a difficult task with Whole Foods and Safeway just a few steps away from the AU shuttle stop in Tenleytown. However, the dilemma is always which one to go to. Should you make the hike for Safeway? Or spend a little extra at Whole Foods for the added convenience? The Eagle will help you decide without the added tummy ache.
Sierra Club ranked AU as the ninth “coolest school” in the nation for its environmental efforts during the 2012-2013 academic year.
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More parking spaces will become available for Tenleytown drivers if the D.C. City Council passes a bill curbing spillover traffic from new construction projects.
Prompted by her passion for the environment and frustrated by the lack of legislative action, a Washington College of Law alumna opened a new grocery store in Dupont Circle featuring all-local produce and goods.
Next semester, the dining plan will dramatically change for AU students. Bon Appétit is out, and Higher Education is in. The Eagle weighs in on all of the changes happening for the fall.
The writer of the Declaration of Independence and former president Thomas Jefferson said that “Hemp is of first necessity to the wealth and protection of the country.”
A bathroom stall on the Tenley Campus was set on fire on March 31 around 10 p.m., in what the AU Department of Public Safety called a “malicious burning.” No injuries were reported.
AU takes student voices seriously. Finally.
This February will be remembered as the month of perhaps the greatest culinary advancement in recent memory. The Chicken McNugget has transformed into the Fish McBite.
In an up-and-down weekend, the AU wrestling team lost a tough match to Navy Feb. 9 before splitting a pair of duals Feb. 10 by beating Boston University and falling to Army.
By Ethan Miller
Through contacts in the Student Worker Alliance, I had the opportunity to chat with Anthony Randolph about Bon Appétit’s recently negotiated contract with its employees. Randolph has been a utility worker at AU for 11 years. Our discussion ranged from administrative details to an evaluation of student-worker relations on our campus.
The Kogod School of Business has created the first interdisciplinary and business-based sustainable management master’s program in the country.
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