Letter from the editor: I came into this role to serve the community. Now it’s time to pass the baton.
I signed up for this job — but not really. None of us signed up for everything that's ensued over the past year.
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I signed up for this job — but not really. None of us signed up for everything that's ensued over the past year.
Democratic politician Beto O’Rourke will speak about voting rights and the state of his party in Texas at a virtual event hosted by the Kennedy Political Union on April 6, the group announced Wednesday.
The Kennedy Political Union will host Sarah McBride, a Democratic Delaware state senator and American University alumna, at a virtual event on March 22 for AU students, KPU announced Monday.
The Eagle’s advisory board has selected Clare Mulroy, The Eagle’s current life managing editor, as its editor-in-chief for the 2021-22 school year.
My deepest condolences go out to those of you who knew the School of Communication sophomore who died off campus Wednesday.
Eli Weinstock, a sophomore in the School of Communication, passed away Wednesday in his D.C. residence, Vice President of Campus Life and Inclusive Excellence Fanta Aw wrote Thursday in an email to the American University community.
Fanta Aw, American University’s vice president of campus life and inclusive excellence, advised students in an email Monday to avoid downtown D.C. amid the risk of coronavirus spread and threats of violence.
Following reports that President-elect Joe Biden is considering American University President Sylvia Burwell among candidates for health secretary, Burwell said she is focused on her University efforts amid the pandemic.
American University is projecting a potential budget loss between $104 million and $116 million for the 2021 fiscal year, resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, according to Matthew Bennett, AU’s vice president and chief communications officer.
Black lives matter.
American University will phase out Blackboard and transition to a new learning management system beginning in the fall 2020 semester, Joseph Riquelme, AU’s vice provost and chief online officer, announced Tuesday.
Journalists should not be the center of the story, rather, they should be the ones covering it from an outside perspective. This is foundational to the journalism field, and The Eagle stands by it.
In the 95 years since The Eagle’s founding, there have only been a handful of black editors-in-chief.
Correction: The original version of this article misspelled Connor Reitler's name. It has been updated with the proper spelling.
Another student filed a class-action lawsuit against AU on Monday, seeking refunds for tuition and fees paid for AU students who transitioned to online classes in March.
In an email sent out to the AU community, President Sylvia Burwell said the University will be open in the fall, whether for in-person, online or hybrid classes, with an official announcement coming in early to mid June.
Joseph Kaplan, an adjunct professorial lecturer in the School of Public Affairs, died at the age of 66 on Wednesday as a result of the coronavirus, according to an SPA statement published Friday.
American University admitted about 38 percent of applicants for the undergraduate class of 2024, an increase from last summer and fall’s 36 percent acceptance rate.
The University was accused of age discrimination again, this time from a female professor who said in a lawsuit that she lost out on a professorial lecturer position to a younger male candidate.
Reported campus theft spiked in October and, at 19 incidents, nearly tripled reported campus theft from October last year, according to The Eagle’s review of AUPD’s crime log.