Satire: AU requires COVID vaccines to bolster University’s liberal reputation
By Nora Sullivan | 07/28/2021AU community breathes a sigh of relief
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, July 28, 2021
AU community breathes a sigh of relief
Easy and delicious vegetarian dishes to make this summer
#5 guaranteed to shock you — just as much as any other thing
Lawsuit alleges that University, church failed to investigate
The national club will begin operations on campus in the fall
Five-year deal includes Pepsi products on-campus and event sponsorships
Health experts believe the available vaccines are effective in fighting the variant
Late July and August concerts you can look forward to this summer
Increased number of first-year students demands new housing assignments for some
After over a year of the AU Museum’s doors being closed, it reopens with new vigor and determination to make its presence known on campus
Dos estudiantes latinos de AU participan contando su propia cultura y experiencias
El documental nos anima a preguntarnos hasta dónde habría llegado Moreno si no se hubiera enfrentado a tantos obstáculos.
Professor Jennifer Oetzel is alleging she is paid less than male counterparts of equal skill and experience
Equity guide is the next step in reevaluating style rules and strengthening campus connections
Sometimes, “putting our money where our mouth is” can be just as easily done as said
The international community is wasting time playing political theater
Helene Schmitz’s photographs communicate the need for environmental awareness and climate action
Guidelines are the latest update in AU’s plan to return to in-person campus operations
Cicadas return to campus, bringing loud noise and dead skin with them
Club leadership prepares to develop the group’s focus on community-building, political activism
