Efforts to restore Potomac River gain momentum but obstacles remain
(12/09/24 1:00pm)
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Hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee analyze recent traumatic brain injuries in the National Football League and the limits of the human body when it comes to the sustaining of those injuries.
Change Can’t Wait closed its fundraising campaign on Sept. 5 after a Board of Trustees vote, but new scholarship opportunities will continue as the administration plans its next campaign.
WCstainabL is more than just its clever play on the word “sustainable” and American University’s Washington College of Law abbreviation “WCL”: It is bringing the fight for a sustainable future to the forefront of law students’ minds.
The American University Lincoln Scholars Program welcomed Peter Levine, associate dean of academic affairs and Lincoln Filene professor of Citizenship & Public Affairs in Tufts University’s Tisch College of Civic Life, for its annual fall lecture on Oct. 28.
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American University’s College of Arts and Sciences announced in September 2024 a new PhD in Biomedical and Environmental Health Sciences to start classes in August 2025.
You need to cook Vietnamese shrimp spring rolls before you die. That’s at least what chef Jet Tila said on Oct. 2 at American University’s Terrace Dining Room grand reopening in Mary Graydon Center. The event donated five percent of its proceeds to food insecurity on campus and all meal swipes in TDR were matched and donated to the Eagles Helping Eagles program, a market on campus that aids students with food insecurity.
The American University volleyball team (14-4, 4-2) lost to the Bucknell Bison (14-1, 6-0) at home on Oct. 4 in five sets. The match saw American come back from a two set deficit to take the game to a decisive fifth, but fall just short of claiming victory.
Around 30 student protesters demanded support for American University janitors and their union, SEIU 32BJ, outside on the Letts-Anderson Quad, as negotiations for a new union contract began Sept. 19.
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American University’s Student Government Undergraduate Senate announced the creation of the Commission on the Divest from Occupation Resolution, which will research possible ways the University can sever financial ties with Israel amidst the war in Gaza, after months of student protests and support for the student encampment at George Washington University earlier this year.
Julia Kato, women’s soccer goalkeeper for American University, grew up playing for one of the best club soccer teams in Florida: Jacksonville FC. The standard of soccer was so high that some of her teammates drove three hours just to practice with the team.
Editor’s note: This is reporting as of 5 p.m. May 8. The Eagle will monitor the situation and continue to update coverage.
Associate Art Professor Naoco Wowsugi received the Green Teacher of the Year Award for her sustainable teaching methods and values of eco-conscious community building on April 10.
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Amid a growing interest in self-care and sustainability nationwide, reusable water bottles have taken the stage as a fun and easy way to stay hydrated in style.
A $2.8 million grant was given to American University’s Healthy Schools, Healthy Communities lab to address food insecurity in Wards 7 and 8 of D.C. and to increase the number of Black farmers producing locally grown fruit and vegetables.
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