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American University students took to the streets of D.C. on Saturday, joining thousands of protesters for the third annual Women’s March.
AU students are finding a unique outlet to serve the D.C. metropolitan community: working as volunteers for the Glen Echo Fire Department, just over two miles northwest of campus in Maryland.
On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Eagle reporters about construction on campus, the South Asian Student Association's annual Jalwa Culture and Fashion Show and the development of The Eagle's satire section, The Seagle.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) spoke at the Washington College of Law on Thursday, Nov. 29 about building a foreign policy that she said will work for all Americans.
On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Eagle reporters about an Aramark worker’s controversial removal, the first multimedia project of the year on AU women's basketball and an opinion series on domestic violence.
On this week's episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Eagle reporters about their stories on a tenure discrimination lawsuit against AU, a D.C. based music festival and the start of basketball season. Plus, Evan meets with Opinion Managing Editor Nickolaus Mack about The Eagle's editorial process.
Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch spoke on campus about rebuilding discourse during a currently deep partisan divide on Oct. 19 as part of All-American Weekend, AU’s annual weekend for parents and alumni.
On this week's inaugural episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Eagle reporters about their print stories on AU's alcohol culture, changes to Dining Dollar policies and the special relationship between AU's women's basketball coaches. Plus, Evan discusses the University's construction projects with columnist Samantha McAllister.
In the face of attacks by President Donald Trump on the news media, administrators and students said they’ve seen a newfound excitement around journalism, both in student media organizations and in the School of Communication.
