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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.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's April 2025 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
The Immigrant Justice Clinic and Defending the AU Dream Initiative at the American University Washington College of Law has continued to adapt to ongoing immigration policy shifts by the Trump administration.
With finals upon us, it is easy to become caught up in the tense and serious atmosphere that projects, papers and tests create.
Rhonda Zaharna, a tenured professor in the School of Communication, will become the interim associate dean of faculty affairs at SOC starting in July.
President Donald Trump ordered a hiring freeze on federal employees on Jan. 20, stripping some American University students and alumni of job positions and fellowship opportunities as career prospects continue to vanish.
Critics and fans alike are praising writer and director Ryan Coogler for his newest film, “Sinners,” and its unique, expectation-subverting take on the monster-slaying genre. Coming off of “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” two years prior, Coogler decided to fully commit to his long-awaited passion project, “Sinners.”
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's April 2025 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued as actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
American University’s track and field team wrapped up its regular season at the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Relays on April 25 and 26. The Eagles’ outdoor track season has been strong, with athletes regularly setting new personal bests and breaking school records.
The American University administration canceled a Students for Justice in Palestine workshop called “Debunking Zionist Lies” in a public statement on Feb. 25, eliciting outrage and support among University students and faculty.
Faculty and students joined together in two days of “action for higher ed” on April 17 and 18, calling on American University’s administration to protect academic freedom and vulnerable community members amidst the Trump administration’s attacks on universities.
May means the final stretch of the school year! What better way to finish the semester off than with a new book? Learn something new going into the summer; whether it’s about innovative technologies, philosophies, habits, romance or queer explorations, these books are sure to pique your interest.
Studies have shown that changing scenery can help the brain mentally refresh, reignite motivation and improve memorization of study material.
American University’s School of Education is entering a new chapter after H. Kent Baker, quadruple Eagle and professor of finance in the Kogod School of Business, made the largest individual donation in University history in the name of his late wife, Linda A. Baker.
With just a quick trip on public transport, American University students and the D.C. community can catch a flick on Embassy Row and immerse themselves in South Korean film.
American University’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion will become the Center for Student Belonging, Vice President of Student Affairs Raymond Ou, Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement and Success Dayne Hutchinson and CSB Director Robin Adams announced in an email Friday.
With the end of each semester there comes time to reflect on all that has been accomplished — papers are submitted, projects are presented, stories make it in before final deadlines. What also comes with the end of a semester is bittersweet goodbyes, and this semester The Eagle’s staff is saying goodbye to numerous extremely talented staff members.
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Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of gun violence and may be upsetting to some readers.
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