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Congressman and former Washington College of Law professor Jamie Raskin discussed truth, trauma and the trials of democracy during a virtual event hosted by American University on Feb. 7.
As the American University kicks off its annual Founders Week celebration, some underclassmen who spent their first year learning remotely are unfamiliar with the details of the tradition, while older students are uncertain how the week’s typical activities will change within the constraints of the coronavirus pandemic.
During his three years in American University’s Student Government, Jeremy Ward has been immersed in the behind-the-scenes work of the Founders Week celebration.
After seeing the lack of affinity groups for Southeast Asian students, two American University students created their own where peers could share good food and hold cultural, political and academic discussions.
American University’s Indigenous Initiative is a new student organization on campus for Indigenous students and allies to gather and raise awareness around Indigenous issues on the local, national and international level amid a lack of Indigenous-led organizations.
While American University’s spring semester started remotely, adapting to online classes was the latest assignment for students and faculty in the arts and sciences as well as those in AU’s music program.
Housing and Residence Life raised the hourly wage for student desk receptionists working night shifts from $15.20 to $16.70 following months of student pressure.
Public speaker, producer, Vanity Fair contributor and women's rights activist Monica Lewinsky spoke about her personal story of overcoming public humiliation and shared advice on the importance of living with compassion at an event, presented by the Kennedy Political Union and the Women’s Initiative, Thursday evening.
For Nisaa Chaudhry, making a difference in her community comes naturally.
Tzipi Livni, the former Vice Premier, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Justice for Israel, spoke to American University students in a webinar co-sponsored by the School of Public Affairs and the Center for Israel Studies on Feb. 7.
In an Advisory Neighborhood Commission Meeting for ANC 3D on Feb. 2, Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton answered questions about her activity in Congress and advocacy for D.C. statehood.
American University’s Dining Advisory Committee held its first meeting of the semester Feb. 3 in TDR to hear student feedback on ways to improve campus dining services.
Students are facing challenges finding and retaining federal work-study jobs amid the pandemic, leaving them struggling to earn money granted by their financial aid packages.
The co-founders of Lift Our Voices Gretchen Carlson and Julie Roginsky spoke at a virtual event held by the American University Women & Politics Institute on Feb. 2, discussing changing the system of workplace nondisclosure agreements and forced arbitration clauses.
Metrobus returned to full service on Monday for the first time in nearly a month, after pandemic-related staffing shortages forced the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority to scale back or cancel its bus service on dozens of routes.
The next step in D.C.’s redistricting process is underway as all eight wards have started evaluating the boundaries of Advisory Neighborhood Commissions and Single Member Districts. There are currently 10 SMDs — electoral districts represented by a single officeholder — in Ward 3.
The University launched its new campaign in May 2021, seeking to raise $500 million while emphasizing three areas of focus in its re-brand: elevate, inspire and lead. The campaign will visit five cities with high AU alumni populations from Feb. 6 through June 15.
With her new wheelchair, Caroline Arnette can already feel the difference. The sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences said she has more energy and feels more efficient. And she says her hip pain is less noticeable.
American University unknowingly distributed counterfeit KN95 masks to the student body during the first week of in-person classes, an Eagle investigation found.
American University will implement a surveillance testing system for COVID-19 that selects students to undergo mandatory testing each week, the University announced Friday. Testing will start Monday, and students will be notified via text message and email on Mondays when it is their turn to take a test.
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