Former SG President receives over $700,000 in judgment with neo-Nazis
By Brianna Crummy | 08/10/2019Taylor Dumpson awarded damages after being targeted by online trolls
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Taylor Dumpson awarded damages after being targeted by online trolls
Freshman transition course has been target of petition, student criticism
Housing and Residence Life says the change follows a national trend on college campuses
Admissions rate rises for first time in several years
"Students need to know about their rights and what they are entitled to as students”
AU says it does "not condone" the tweets posted by communications instructor Doug Hecox
AU’s commencement ceremonies will take place on May 11 and 12
Experts share historical context of blackface and other photos at sparsely attended event
Students express concern over changes to merit scholarships
How will Amazon's arrival affect AU and change the D.C. region?
“We’re very grateful to the students for their input”
How administrators and students are tackling tuition increases and college affordability
After community meetings in 2016 and 2017, D.C. transportation department decided to install signs
“The question is: Do we leave or do we stay and fight?”
Administrators say cost increase will go toward more financial aid, faculty and staff salaries
One-year progress report lists accomplishments of Inclusive Excellence plan
University had previously been ordered to pay former SIS instructor over $1.3 million
AU president argues that employers need to prepare support networks for graduates
Eagle analysis of old issues found at least four photos of people in blackface
Fanta Aw: Episode highlights tension between freedom of speech and inclusion
