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On Oct. 25, 2010, a beloved member of the American University community was found beaten and asphyxiated in her Bethesda home. The death of Professor Sue Ann Marcum left the AU community, and all who knew her, in shock and deep mourning.
The American University men’s soccer team (8-8-2) fell to the Lafayette Leopards (8-7-7) in overtime by a score of 3-2 on Nov. 11 at Reeves Field. The loss spelled the end of the team’s season.
Whether as Oil Tycoon Daniel Plainview in Paul Thomas Anderson’s “There Will Be Blood” or as the titular character in Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” the greatness of Daniel Day-Lewis cannot be understated. But, in a strange turn of events, his return left a few cinephiles puzzled as he starred in his 27-year-old son’s directorial debut, “Anemone.”
“One of our Old alumnia Mrs Daniela is downsizing and looking to give away her late husband’s piano to a loving home,” the email began.
The American University wrestling team (1-3) opened its home season with an unfortunate 32-6 loss to #21 West Virginia University on Nov. 8.
Every weekend since September, a hot dog stand draws intrigued customers to the corner of 1st Street and M Street in the NoMa neighborhood.
The American University men’s basketball team (2-3) defeated the Central Penn Knights (0-5) at home by a score of 115-50 on Nov. 15. This win over the Division II school is the largest margin of victory in program history, and came just a few days after a 40-point loss at George Washington University.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued as actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
“En la política aprenderás que la percepción se convierte en realidad. Si lo repites lo suficiente, la gente lo creerá, y cuando te canses de decirlo, entonces la gente empezará a escucharte”, dijo el senador Carmelo Ríos, vicepresidente del Senado de Puerto Rico y miembro del Partido Nuevo Progresista (PNP), al resumir una de las lecciones más importantes de su carrera política durante su visita a American University.
When freshman defender Natalia (Tal) Croce steps onto the field, her mindset is simple: win the ball.
The Eagle is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year and held an event from its monthly Centennial Speaker Series featuring former Eagle staffers who are now political reporters.
The American University volleyball team (24-4) are Patriot League champions after defeating the Army Black Knights (19-9) in the conference’s championship match at Bender Arena on Nov. 23. The Eagles swept Army in dominant fashion, winning each of the game’s three sets by at least 7 points.
The Eagles celebrate a big point during the first set of their match against Navy on Nov. 21. Credit: Courtesy of AU Athletics
The director of the Applied Music program within the Department of Performing Arts found herself burdened with an impossible task leading up to the fall 2025 semester.
The American University women’s basketball team (1-2) defeated the Delaware State Hornets (2-3) by a score of 66-63. The matchup, played in Bender Arena, was the first look at the Eagles under first-year head coach Kelly Killion.
A group of around 20 students rallied at the Woods-Brown Amphitheater on Nov. 7 to participate in a nationwide effort to push back against President Donald Trump’s policies targeting higher education.
The Patriot League announced the winners of its annual volleyball conference postseason awards on Nov. 17, with all five winners coming from the American University Eagles.
The American University men’s basketball team (2-3) was blown out by the George Washington Revolutionaries (4-0) at the Smith Center by a score of 107-67 on Nov. 12.
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