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Jessica Waters, the dean of undergraduate education and vice provost for academic student services at American University, will step down from her role as of June 30, 2023, according to an email from Peter Starr to the AU community.
If you don’t know to look for it, Friendship Place is easy to miss. From the outside it could be mistaken for any other house, dwarfed by the commercial buildings beside it on Wisconsin Avenue in Tenleytown. But for those who seek it out, Friendship Place, a nonprofit that provides services to people experiencing homelessness, can be life-saving.
Following the Supreme Court’s June decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, national uncertainty has persisted about how abortion access may change and how states may suffer disparate impacts. As the midterm elections loom, voters will weigh abortion as a definitive issue when electing future decision-makers.
Editor’s note: As a student media organization, The Eagle receives its funding allocation from the Center for Student Involvement. Nina Heller, The Eagle’s editor-in-chief, is part of the student media working group and was not a part of the writing, editing or reporting of this story. Sarah Mattalian, The Eagle’s managing editor for news, is the former co-chair of the Student Media Board and was not a part of the writing, editing or reporting of this story.
Students came together to celebrate Rosh Hashana, one of the holiest days in Judaism, with events and services hosted by Hillel between Sept. 19 and 27.
American University’s Claudia Jones Club and Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter hosted an event to celebrate the success of the AU Staff Union’s August strike and promoted solidarity between students and workers on Sept. 27.
In the lengthy debate over redistricting earlier this year, one of the changes made to Ward 3’s Advisory Neighborhood Commission map was the addition of a second seat representing American University students.
Editor’s note: Kayla Kelly is The Eagle’s opinion managing editor. They were not involved in the reporting, writing or editing of this story.
The American University chapter of Phi Mu tabled on the quad on Sept. 21 in effort of National Hazing Prevention Week, which is dedicated to raising awareness on the issues surrounding hazing, especially as students return to campus.
A recent health inspection report obtained by The Eagle shows that the dining facilities in the Mary Graydon Center violated numerous health regulations.
D.C. Mayor and American University alumna Muriel Bowser discussed local policy and leadership at an event hosted by the American University College Democrats on Sept. 26.
The American University Office of the Provost and the Office of Campus Life hosted AU Mosaic, a welcome back event for the faculty, staff and student cultural affinity groups on campus Thursday.
A swastika was reported on a ceiling tile of an Anderson Hall bathroom on Sept. 26, American University president Sylvia Burwell wrote in an email to the AU community on Monday evening.
American University, Georgetown University and the DC Department of Health co-hosted an information session on Sept. 15, discussing monkeypox prevention and detection on college campuses.
American University will no longer require masks in classrooms beginning Monday, Sept. 26, Provost Peter Starr announced in an email to the AU community on Wednesday evening.
At a panel hosted by the Kennedy Political Union and the School of Communication last Thursday, students engaged with current political issues that are compelling for young voters with regard to the upcoming November 2022 midterm elections.
Activist and political analyst Bassem Eid discussed the relationship between the Israelis and Palestinians at an event hosted by members of American University’s Students Supporting Israel on Tuesday.
The Student Involvement Fair hosted by the Center for Student Involvement on the quad during the first week of class saw the University’s more than 200 clubs table and recruit new students. This was the first time in two years that the Involvement Fair was hosted in-person, after being held online in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Parts of the City Ridge development on Wisconsin Avenue are beginning to open, eight years after the property was purchased by the developer Roadside. The space is designed to create a community that caters to people’s daily needs through residential, retail and office spaces.
The American University Student Government will use $45,000 to provide stipends for the 2022-2023 academic year, an increase of $1,000 from the previous year. The payments are for members of the executive board and their cabinets. Members of the Undergraduate Senate do not receive stipends, with the exception of the speaker.
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