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Bronté Burleigh-Jones is no stranger to American University.
Bernice A. King, activist and daughter of Martin Luther King Jr., shared her perspective on recent political events and continuing her family’s legacy during a virtual event hosted by the Kennedy Political Union on Sept. 30.
American University staff protested the University’s alleged unfair wages and COVID-19 concerns on the quad on Tuesday afternoon with signs in hand. The protest was organized by the Service Employees International Union Local 500, which represents the staff, adjunct faculty and graduate students of AU.
Editor's note: This article has been updated a link with volunteer opportunities. A previous version of this article incorrectly named the School of International Service.
Homemade signs reading “save Roe now,” chants of “abortion is healthcare” and “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” by Cyndi Lauper blaring through the crowd: these were a few of the sights and sounds surrounding protesters at the 2021 Women's March on Saturday.
Starting today, a new D.C. law requires electric scooter renters to lock scooters to racks or poles at least three feet from where pedestrians walk. Those who need a ride will be able to scan a QR code on the handlebar to release the lock.
With board and card games laid out, students gathered Tuesday evening in the Mary Graydon Center for a Speed Dating and Game Night held by Project Pengyou’s American University chapter.
American University is partnering with the First Ladies Association for Research and Education (FLARE) in an effort to shed light on the legacies of United States first ladies.
Active Minds, a club focused on providing mental health support to students, is bringing its mission to American University this fall.
As journalists, it is our job to tell stories. It is a great privilege, and a responsibility myself and the rest of The Eagle’s staff do not take lightly. As student journalists, the stories we tell affect us personally — the people we write about are our peers, our professors and our community. We live and work in the community we cover, experiencing it first hand at both its highs and its lows.
Activist Rosa Clemente offered students advice on how to be effective grassroots organizers and shared lessons from her 30 years of advocacy experience during a virtual event hosted by AUSG Women’s Initiative Thursday.
Upon returning to campus for the fall semester, American University announced in a Sept. 1 webinar its plan to return to pre-pandemic cleaning levels.
American University Pride and AU College Democrats hosted a panel on Sept. 22 to discuss the recent rise in anti-trans legislation and how students can help tackle this growing issue.
Days before the “Justice for J6” rally, a printed flyer with a QR code appeared around campus at American University.
Prompted by the antisemitic vandalism found in Anderson Hall’s Lower Level and the student outrage that followed, the University emailed a statement to the community addressing the incident on Sept. 13.
A former employee of WAMU, the public radio station that is licensed to American University, filed a lawsuit against the University in August on the basis of race and sex discrimination, defamation and invasion of privacy.
Student Government hosted a candlelight vigil in front of the Mary Graydon Center in honor of An’Twan Gilmore, a 27-year-old D.C. resident who was killed by police three weeks ago.
Editor’s note: Darya Iranmanesh is a staff columnist for The Eagle. Iranmanesh was not involved in the reporting, writing or editing of this story.
Community concerns have been raised over some professors at American University choosing to teach maskless. Although many maintain a six feet distance from the rest of the class, some students still have reservations over the safety of this practice.
Editor’s Note: Adriana Doria, a life staff writer, and Gabe Ferris, an assistant copy editor, were not involved in the writing, reporting or editing of this story.
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