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American University reduced staff’s match retirement benefits on Jan. 1, despite efforts by the AU Staff Union and community to halt its implementation.
Since the National Collegiate Athletic Association implemented a policy allowing athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness in 2021, NIL has become a buzzword across college sports. In May 2024, the NCAA voted to settle a lawsuit, House v. National Collegiate Athletic Association, by agreeing to a model allowing universities to compensate Division I athletes who’ve played since 2016.
In February, over 22.7 million viewers watched the 2026 Winter Olympics held in Milan and Cortina, Italy. One member of the American University community was on the ground for all the action.
An American University student was arrested on March 26 by the Metropolitan Police Department for carrying a firearm without a license near Katzen Arts Center.
In an era of seemingly endless safe remakes of profitable intellectual properties, “The Bride!” flips everything on its head, taking the loose mythos of the Frankenstein story and setting it in 1930’s Chicago with a Bonnie and Clyde-esque love story.
The American University wrestling team placed 23rd at the NCAA Championships on March 21, headlined by redshirt junior Caleb Campos’ fourth-place finish at 184 lbs. Campos’ All-American performance tied American’s highest individual placement since 2016.
Pollster and founding partner at Echelon Insights Kristen Soltis Anderson challenged students at American University to re-evaluate how their fellow companions can engage more in conversations on political engagement, looking past the increasing polarization.
Nota de la Editora: Este artículo fue publicado en inglés y traducido por Ben Parr y Tobias Monteagudo Jackson.
Una encuesta realizada por El Águila antes y después de la captura de Nicolás Maduro mostró el cambio en la opinión de los estudiantes con respecto a la participación de Estados Unidos en Venezuela.
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Jamie Raskin, Andrew Ross Sorkin, Artis Stevens, Clint Smith, Samantha Power and Walter Isaacson will be honored as American University’s commencement speakers at the spring 2026 graduation, the University announced on Wednesday.
El 18 de noviembre de 2025, el Congreso de los Estados Unidos aprobó la Ley de Transparencia de los Archivos Epstein (Epstein Files Transparency Act), al día siguiente, el presidente Trump la firmó como ley.
The first Gen Z elected official, Bushra Amiwala, spoke at American University on March 19 about her journey as a young politician. Amiwala just completed her recent campaign for Congress in Illinois’ ninth district, learning she lost just two days before coming to speak at the University.
As cherry blossoms bloom, so did Bloomaroo, the annual festival at the Wharf celebrating spring’s arrival — but it took more than the trees to become a successful event.
The St. Patrick’s Day season brings celebrations of Irish history, identity and culture front and center to the United States.
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Ken Kutcha stood in front of the fences surrounding a small crowd and held up a sign reading: “No War on Iran,” in large block letters.
Las historias de España y Portugal se ven entrelazadas en casi todos sus capítulos. Desde la Reconquista de la Península Ibérica, donde ambos reinos comenzaron a formar sus identidades de manera simultánea, hasta la actualidad, donde comercian más entre ellos que con cualquier otro estado del mundo.
The American University swimming and diving team broke six school records and brought home two silver medals, concluding the Patriot League Swimming and Diving Championships hosted by the United States Naval Academy. The competition lasted from Feb. 18-21, with multiple Eagles having successful races throughout the entirety of the meet.
The American University women’s basketball team (7-23) lost to the Boston University Terriers (11-20) at the Case Gym by a score of 69-58 on March 7. This marks the third consecutive year the team has been eliminated in the first round of the Patriot League tournament.
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