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(09/29/22 12:00pm)
Several AU students attended a ceremony at the White House earlier this month that the Biden administration held to celebrate the passing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The White House characterized the IRA as “the most aggressive action on tackling the climate crisis in American history.” Magnolia Mead and Jamie Minden, both sophomores in the College of Arts and Sciences, were invited to the celebration for their involvement with a student sit-in for the Build Back Better legislation the previous year.
(09/29/22 12:25pm)
D.C. Mayor and American University alumna Muriel Bowser discussed local policy and leadership at an event hosted by the American University College Democrats on Sept. 26.
(09/30/22 12:00pm)
The American University Office of the Provost and the Office of Campus Life hosted AU Mosaic, a welcome back event for the faculty, staff and student cultural affinity groups on campus Thursday.
(09/29/22 12:00pm)
Students of all walks of life enter the world of higher education, but the playing field is not the same for all. When entering college, every student is confronted with new information they didn’t know before. Much like every system in place in our society, academia has a game that accompanies it — there are rules to follow, cheat codes to use and information to know. Meeting people from different backgrounds becomes a learning experience for everyone on campus, but unfortunately, there are many different pieces of information that some students know and others find out too late.
(09/28/22 1:03pm)
Telling the stories not told. Sharing lived experiences, previously kept in the shadows. These were two goals of authors Carmen Rita Wong and Dahlma Llanos-Figueroa when they wrote and published their books, “Why Didn’t You Tell Me?” and “A Woman of Endurance,” respectively. On Sept. 18, Politics and Prose hosted a Latinx Caribbean Heritage Panel with Wong and Llanos-Figueroa, who spoke on their writing and how it is deeply rooted in history, finding peace and diverse representation.
(09/28/22 12:57pm)
Summer may be coming to a close, but fall brings an exciting new mix of artists and shows to see in D.C.! Here are seven of the best acts coming to town this season.
(09/27/22 2:36am)
A swastika was reported on a ceiling tile of an Anderson Hall bathroom on Sept. 26, American University president Sylvia Burwell wrote in an email to the AU community on Monday evening.
(09/27/22 12:00pm)
The Czech embassy hosted an event called Mountaineering Day complete with food, sports and animal demonstrations to celebrate European mountaineering culture on Saturday from 10 a.m-2 p.m.
(09/30/22 12:00pm)
It’s that time of the year when the leaves are changing colors, a brisk wind is in the air, “spooky season” is inching closer and the time has come to break out the cardigan and boot ensembles: it’s fall. Here are six inspirational looks to add to any fall pieces.
(09/22/22 6:02pm)
American University, Georgetown University and the DC Department of Health co-hosted an information session on Sept. 15, discussing monkeypox prevention and detection on college campuses.
(09/21/22 9:59pm)
American University will no longer require masks in classrooms beginning Monday, Sept. 26, Provost Peter Starr announced in an email to the AU community on Wednesday evening.
(09/21/22 12:16pm)
The American University volleyball team returned to Bender arena last Wednesday night, hungry for a win. After losing three games on the road, the Eagles protected their undefeated home record against the Morgan State Bears 3-0 in a match sweep.
(09/20/22 8:25pm)
At a panel hosted by the Kennedy Political Union and the School of Communication last Thursday, students engaged with current political issues that are compelling for young voters with regard to the upcoming November 2022 midterm elections.
(09/20/22 1:16pm)
“New year, new me,” is a phrase commonly said around New Year's Eve. It symbolizes a time to reflect on yourself and prepare to have the best year of your life. For students, however, January is smack in the middle of a school year and not the most opportune time for a big change.
(09/20/22 1:03pm)
¡Presente! La nueva exposición en el Museo Nacional del Latino Americano vibraba con emoción por el Festival de Ascendencia Latina este sábado.
(09/19/22 11:06am)
Hundreds of protestors gathered near the U.S. Capitol Building in early September to protest an energy bill passed in conjunction with the Inflation Reduction Act by Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia. The bill would permit the construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline, which would transport natural gas between Virginia and West Virginia.
(09/16/22 1:16pm)
Activist and political analyst Bassem Eid discussed the relationship between the Israelis and Palestinians at an event hosted by members of American University’s Students Supporting Israel on Tuesday.
(09/16/22 12:00pm)
Mosaic, paint, clay, pencil and endless other mediums are used to create beautiful pieces of work every day by artists wanting to share their aesthetics and perspectives with the world. At Art Enables — an art studio and gallery in D.C. — dedication “to creating opportunities for artists with disabilities to make, market, and earn income from their original and compelling artwork,” is a part of the studio’s mission, according to the organization’s website. The “Outside Forces” exhibition will be on display at the studio from Sept. 3 to Oct. 22., and is composed entirely of self-taught artists from Art Enables and sister studios.
(09/14/22 12:53pm)
The Cherry Blossom Festival is a D.C. staple for spring, but where can you find equally or even more stunning nature in the fall? Treat yourself to a city escape in nature this autumn with the DMV’s wide range of hiking and campground locations — some even in Tenleytown’s backyard.
(09/13/22 5:00pm)
The Student Involvement Fair hosted by the Center for Student Involvement on the quad during the first week of class saw the University’s more than 200 clubs table and recruit new students. This was the first time in two years that the Involvement Fair was hosted in-person, after being held online in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.