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Combatting hyperpolarization took center stage at American University’s Sine Institute of Policy and Politics’ “Dialogue for Democracy” event on July 22, which focused on finding common ground between young Democrats and Republicans.
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The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
This past year, my roommate and I would chat each night before going to bed. After saying good night, we would turn the lights off, but our room would never be fully dark, even with the curtains closed. We would both have trouble sleeping due to the light coming in from outside our dorm. To ensure students get an adequate amount of sleep, American University needs to cut down on light pollution on campus.
Editor’s note: This story was updated to indicate that Kris Emmanuel was safely located.
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Undergraduate enrollment at American University for fall 2024 is projected to be 7,004 students – 400 below University targets – as announced by University leadership on Friday in an email. Numbers will be finalized with a census in October, but the incoming freshman class is projected at 1,864 full-time students — 386 students below target.
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American University will offer an early action application plan beginning in fall 2024, in addition to its regular decision, early decision I and early decision II options.
American University’s Student Government Undergraduate Senate announced the creation of the Commission on the Divest from Occupation Resolution, which will research possible ways the University can sever financial ties with Israel amidst the war in Gaza, after months of student protests and support for the student encampment at George Washington University earlier this year.
Protesters with the National Organization for Women gathered outside the Supreme Court on June 24 to advocate for reproductive rights, equal rights and an end to domestic violence.
Editor’s note: This story contains descriptions of sexual abuse and may be upsetting to some readers. Please see the bottom of this story for additional resources.
Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.
Julia Kato, women’s soccer goalkeeper for American University, grew up playing for one of the best club soccer teams in Florida: Jacksonville FC. The standard of soccer was so high that some of her teammates drove three hours just to practice with the team.
June 29 marked one year since the Supreme Court ruling that banned race-conscious admissions. Like other universities, American University issued immediate statements expressing disappointment in the decision. The University’s last update about the decision’s impact came on September 15, 2023. A year later, here’s a look at what has changed and what hasn’t.
American University’s Board of Trustees met May 16 and 17 to discuss new policies surrounding campus climate, address a decline in undergraduate enrollment and recap progress on the Change Can’t Wait campaign during President Sylvia Burwell’s last semester as president.
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American University’s Change Can’t Wait fundraising campaign reached its $500 million goal, President Sylvia Burwell announced in an email Tuesday.
American University’s Child Development Center will close on August 30, 2024, Chief Financial Officer, Vice President and Treasurer Bronté Burleigh-Jones announced Monday.
Non-supervisory staff in American University’s Student Affairs, Information Technology and University Communications and Marketing divisions will now be represented by SEIU Local 500 and join the collective bargaining unit, following a vote from the staff, Chief Financial Officer, Vice President and Treasurer Bronté Burleigh-Jones announced Monday.
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