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The University is adopting a new online professor-evaluation format, transitioning from a paper-based delivery mode to a more efficient, effective system of electronic submissions.
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The University is adopting a new online professor-evaluation format, transitioning from a paper-based delivery mode to a more efficient, effective system of electronic submissions.
Karl Rove, former Senior Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff to President George W. Bush, spoke to AU students on Feb. 16 about his most recent book, “The Triumph of William McKinley: Why the Election of 1896 Still Matters,” and the ongoing 2016 presidential election cycle.
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Over the winter holidays, 13 AU students and two faculty advisors set off on an alternative break trip to Vietnam to explore post-conflict issues affecting the daily lives of many in the country.
Multicultural student groups are calling for more inclusion at AU after a rash of anonymous social media posts and posters targeting minorities have appeared on and around campus.
More than 1,100 graduates received their diplomas at AU’s 130th commencement ceremony on Dec. 16, the University’s first December commencement in a decade.
The end of the semester is here, and just as students are studying for finals, various spots on campus, including the Academic Support and Access Center, Bender Library and the Davenport Coffee Lounge, are holding events to help students cope with the stress of exams.
Members of the AU Student Worker Alliance, Student Government and others supporting AU workers stood together on the steps of Mary Graydon Center Friday afternoon to announce that Aramark had agreed to restore TDR workers’ hours that had been cut at the beginning of the semester.
A screening of film “Journey into Europe,” by anthropologist, Islamic scholar and current School of International Service professor Akbar Ahmed, was held on Oct. 22.
Journalist and former moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press” David Gregory came to the School of International Service building to discuss his new book, "How's Your Faith?: An Unlikely Spiritual Journey" on Saturday, Oct. 17.
As midterm exams close in, students looking for some studying help are in luck: a new policy at Bender Library this semester has added all textbooks costing over $150 to the course reserves lending desk.
The American University Muslim Student Association is hosting a banquet in celebration of the festival of Eid-al-Adha tonight from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. in the Butler Boardroom.