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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.
The American University men’s basketball team defeated the University of Pennsylvania Quakers 84-78 in Bender Arena on Nov. 9 in the Eagles’ home opener.
The American University volleyball team (22-4) swept the Loyola Maryland Greyhounds (7-18) on Nov. 7 in the team’s final regular season home game of the year. This win secured a top-two seed for the Eagles in the Patriot League championship tournament, meaning the team will not play a quarterfinal match in the tournament for the first time since the 2020 season, when they fell to the Colgate Raiders in the semifinals.
All Anderson Hall residents will be required to pay a $25 vandalism fee, according to an email sent by Housing and Residence Life on Nov. 20. This fee is a response to vandalism throughout the building, including repeated destruction of emergency exit signs and other in-hall necessities.
American University announced Wednesday morning that it extended men’s soccer head coach Zach Samol’s contract to 2029.
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The American University men’s basketball team (1-2) lost to the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (2-1) on Nov. 3 by a score of 88-74. This game took place at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and was both teams’ season opener.
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After going an undefeated 6-0 in Patriot League play, the American University field hockey team (12-6) faced a tough loss in its semifinal game on Nov. 6 against Boston University (8-10) by a score of 1-0.
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A “90-day sprint” to reimagine the American University Core curriculum is going to the Board of Trustees this Thursday and Friday for approval after professors voiced concerns during three discussions last month.
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As reporters on deadlines run up the East Grand Staircase to the House of Representatives chamber, they take the same stairs where Congressman William Preston Taulbee was fatally shot by a reporter in 1890. Ghost enthusiasts claim the Congressman’s ghost now takes revenge on Capitol Hill reporters.
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