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With summer finally here, many look forward to the blissful serenity of cracking open a book with the sun shining and the ocean waves crashing against the shore.
Becoming a professional athlete is a dream many kids around the world and in the United States have, but most don’t achieve it. Fewer than 2 percent of college athletes in the U.S. turn pro after graduating, according to the NCAA.
Editor’s Note: Owen Auston-Babcock, investigations & data editor, and Kyle Galvin, investigative reporter, are respectively current and former fellows with IRW. Two sources in CJR’s coverage, Hannah Langenfeld and Maya Cederlund are former staff members of The Eagle. They were not involved in the pitching, reporting or writing of this article.
Scroll down to view an interactive map of the nine bus routes that run through Tenleytown and American University.
In American University’s Hall of Science, a neuroscience lab is working to understand the abilities of a particular hormone that helps with memory and healing.
The 33rd annual DC Environmental Film Festival did not disappoint. Taking place across several venues, like The Burke Theatre at the United States Navy Memorial, the Embassy of Canada and many more, the festival showcased not only a variety of films, but a series of beautiful landmarks in D.C.
Members of the American University community are grieving following the fatal shooting of Sarah Lynn Milgrim, MA/School of International Service ‘23, and her partner, Yaron Lischinsky, on May 21. The couple were killed outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Northwest D.C.
Transgender community members at American University are left uncertain if the school will protect them in the face of two anti-transgender executive orders from President Donald Trump aimed at universities.
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American University is launching a Campaign for the Future of Jewish Life at AU in partnership with the University’s Hillel chapter, according to a Wednesday afternoon announcement from President Jonathan Alger.
American University alumnus Almar Latour, M.A./School of Communication ‘96, publisher of The Wall Street Journal and CEO of Dow Jones and Company, addressed graduating students in the School of Communication and the School of Education as they prepare to enter a changing media landscape and workforce.
The Anti-Defamation League updated its campus antisemitism report card April 4, marking up American University’s grade from a “C” to a “B.”
Faculty at American University are increasingly being hired off tenure track, calling academic freedom into question while the administration remains disinterested in including them in decision making, faculty members said. The University’s American Association of University Professors chapter called for greater transparency and increased job security.
President Donald Trump’s March 28 executive order to “beautify Washington, D.C.” has led to the removal of homeless encampments across the city — but advocates say the policy lacks any plan to actually house displaced residents.
The Bender Arena faithful’s chants of, “MVP, MVP, MVP,” are very familiar for Matt Rogers, who has solidified himself as an American University basketball legend.
When American University’s men’s basketball team clinched its first Patriot League title in over a decade, it was more than a championship for Elijah Stephens: it was a promise kept.
As Mason Whittaker stood on the court at Bender Arena, watching his teammates lift the trophy, cut down the nets and punch their ticket to March Madness, he took a moment to soak it all in. Just a year earlier, this moment felt out of reach.
Arming American University’s Police Department was entirely possible, according to a new report from the University’s Security Review Working Group. However, the group concluded that the structural, legal and financial challenges — combined with student and faculty pushback — outweighed the potential benefits of transitioning to a fully armed force and recommended that AUPD remain unarmed.
American University men’s basketball fans collectively breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that sophomore forward Greg Jones would be returning to the program after a brief stint in the transfer portal.
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