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The Provost and Enrollment staff union has reached a tentative agreement on a contract with American University’s administration, according to an email sent by President Jonathan Alger on Friday afternoon.
The American University student body voted this week to fill the vacant seats in the Student Government Senate, including class, school department and at-large representatives.
On the streets of D.C., many people experiencing homelessness don’t know where to find shelters, which is a problem compounded by public ignorance and shrinking nonprofit funding that threatens essential services.
School of International Service Dean Shannon Hader will be stepping down from her role after a three-year term on Oct. 15, American University Provost and Chief Academic Officer Vicky Wilkins announced Friday in an email sent to students.
A referendum that asked American University administrators not to share community members' information with the federal government failed to get the 400 student signatures needed to appear on the Student Government ballot.
In early August, President Donald Trump deployed federal troops within D.C. The president’s actions sparked a strong reaction from many students and groups, some who feel it’s an attack on the city’s autonomy and was a step back in D.C.’s fight for statehood.
American University rose three spots to #88 in National Universities in the new 2026 U.S. News Report college rankings published on Sept. 24, while dropping in many individual categories.
WAMU has been one of D.C.’s leading radio stations for years. When Congress cut federal funding to all public media, it was ready to weather the storm.
David Kaib has been the advisor for the Young Democratic Socialists of America at AU since students revived the club in 2021. While he knows most advisors don’t take the time to read the Recognized Student Organizations manual every year, he always does.
Hundreds of participants gathered on the National Mall on Sept. 19 to welcome marchers from the We Are America March and to rally against the recent actions of the Trump Administration.
Editor’s Note: Courtney Rozen is a member of The Eagle Advisory Board. She was not involved in the pitching, reporting or writing of this article.
Prayer, anguish and outrage filled the School of International Service Abramson Family Founders Room on Sept. 15 as over 30 people gathered to honor conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk.
The Cassell Fitness Center closed on Sept. 23 until further notice due to emergency construction work, according to an email sent to recreational sports and fitness members by RecFitness.
Thousands marched in the streets of D.C. on Sept. 6 to protest President Donald Trump’s one-month-old emergency takeover of the Metropolitan Police Department and deployment of the National Guard on D.C. roads.
Students are reacting with confusion and frustration to the Eagle Access Course Materials program, which automatically provides students with the semester's reading materials for an added $324 to their bills.
Over a hundred American University students and community members participated in a walkout Sept. 9 to protest President Donald Trump’s federal takeover of the city.
U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride of Delaware admits she broke the cardinal rule of politics at a very young age: admitting you want to get into politics before running for office. But her ambition wasn’t rooted in a desire for power or titles, she said.
The American University Staff Union had a message for new students during move-in on Aug. 18 and 19: “AU is a union school.”
Former AU student Markus V. Huerta was sentenced to two years in jail and three years of probation on Aug. 1 after pleading guilty to seven counts of voyeurism and one count of attempted voyeurism on March 7. Huerta first pleaded not guilty to four counts of attempted voyeurism when initially charged on May 9, 2024.
Hundreds gathered downtown on Aug. 16 to protest President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops and federal officers to D.C.’s streets and his tightened efforts to remove homeless encampments.
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