AU student AUPAC group lobbies on Capitol Hill for Israel
A new student group at AU is looking to take the creative efforts of students to make a difference in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Capitol Hill.
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A new student group at AU is looking to take the creative efforts of students to make a difference in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Capitol Hill.
AU student groups will now be able to apply for larger budgets monthly instead of annually, according to AU Club Council Chair Katelyn Hurley.
Members of the AU administration stressed that new changes to the Student Conduct Code are being made with students’ best interests in mind at a Conduct Code Town Hall Wednesday night.
The newly appointed Student Government Director of Military Affairs hopes to make a difference here on campus as well as in a country halfway across the world.
Over 15 AU College Democrats attended a 2010 Midterm Elections Kickoff Rally at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in downtown D.C. on Thursday, where they heard from Democratic officials and congressional representatives about engaging voters for the upcoming elections.
AU students are subject to new rules and guidelines set down in the revised Student Conduct Code, effective June 15, including more stringent rules about off-campus incidents, more leniency in the University’s holding of their disciplinary records and an updated drug policy.
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Student Government Vice President Maia Tagami hopes to promote the SG’s new focus on community service during the seventh annual CIVITAS week, starting today.
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On Tuesday morning, Aug. 17, Freshmen Linden Jennings and Malea Otranto — partaking in Freshman Service Experience — were delivering groceries to an elderly woman when, overcome by the heat, the woman fainted mid-conversation.
Two groups of incoming freshmen will be spending Welcome Week getting to know D.C. and helping out in the community through the programs Discover D.C. and the Freshman Service Experience.
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Every AU student knows that there are a few events that can't be missed this school year. Here are some of them:
Prospective AU students may finally be able to submit an application without standardized test scores in the near future, depending on the results of a pilot program being coordinated by the Office of Admissions for the fall.
New Student Government President Nate Bronstein hopes to better connect to the AU community through his recently launched “fireside chat” video series.
Students were forced to evacuate Bender Library for half an hour Tuesday morning after a gas odor was detected throughout the building.
Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren said Israel is committed to peace talks and a two-state solution with Palestine during a speech Thursday in the Katzen Arts Center.
AU is maintaining higher retention rates than ever before in the university’s history, according to statistics recently released by AU’s Office of Institutional Research and Assessment.
AU took third place out of 266 schools nationwide in the RecycleMania Competition with a cumulative recycling rate of 64.9 percent, according to Housing and Dining Programs.
Board of Trustees Chairman Gary Abramson promised transparency and a better connection between students and administrators at the Board of Trustees dinner last Thursday in the Mudbox of Bender Library.