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As American University’s Founders Week celebration came to a close, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones discussed her work on the 1619 Project and the current efforts to ban certain materials in the teaching of history.
Student Government Senators Lauren Cwik and Nika Gogishvili-Matthews passed Resolution 17-006 on Feb. 6, which advocates for expanding American University’s current indoor mask mandate from KN95s, N95s and KF94s to include three-ply surgical masks.
American University President Sylvia Burwell received more than $1 million in total compensation for fiscal year 2019, according to public tax filings with the IRS published by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
The American University board of trustees approved an increase in undergraduate tuition by 5 percent for the next two years, the University announced in an email to the AU community Tuesday afternoon.
Imani Barbarin knows what it’s like to have tough conversations.
American University Student Government hosted Rev. Wendy Hamilton in a discussion covering the significance of Black History Month, what it means to be a Black woman in politics and voting rights.
American University announced changes to COVID-19 testing hours in an email from the Office of Campus Life Monday morning.
The D.C. Fire Department responded to an incident at Cassell Hall Sunday afternoon involving a smoking washing machine motor, American University spokesperson Elizabeth Deal confirmed to The Eagle.
The University confirmed in a Feb. 11 email to The Eagle that it will not enforce its new coronavirus surveillance testing protocol, and community members are instead expected to participate as part of the University’s “community of care.”
Mayor Muriel Bowser announced in a Feb. 14 press conference that D.C. would begin to scale back existing indoor mask and vaccine requirements.
American University students had the chance to give back to the D.C. community by volunteering across the city on Feb. 16 as part of a community service event held in honor of Black History Month.
When this column first began in 2020, it was intended to provide more transparency to readers about how The Eagle made decisions and to offer insight into our reporting processes. Since then, this column has discussed decision-making in breaking news stories, student government endorsements and our role in covering underrepresented communities.
American University is now distributing authentic KN95 masks after a Feb. 4 investigation published by The Eagle found that the University’s first batch did not meet authentication standards.
A collaboration between students and faculty is currently underway to propose a center for the study of disability, advocacy and education in the American University School of Public Affairs. While the plan is in its early stages, those involved are excited about its potential.
American University’s Black student organizations are celebrating Black History Month by honoring poignant Black figures, as they work to provide a safe space for Black students and amplify Black voices on and off campus.
Uahikea Maile, a Kanaka Maoli scholar and an assistant professor of Indigenous politics at the University of Toronto, spoke to American University and Georgetown University students during a webinar Thursday.
It came first as a shock, then as a moment of opportunity: Mary Cheh, the veteran D.C. Councilmember representing Ward 3, was ending her bid for a fifth term.
The American University School of Education and its community partners received a $5 million grant from JP Morgan Chase, President Sylvia Burwell announced in an email Jan. 28.
American University began placing holds on the accounts of students without proof of a COVID-19 booster shot on Monday. Although the deadline to upload their booster shots to the health portal passed on Feb. 10, the University had yet to take action against non-compliant community members.
Students expressed frustration on social media after President Sylvia Burwell was photographed unmasked outdoors alongside officials and American University student representatives at a fundraising campaign reception Feb. 10.
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