Trump administration rescinds controversial international student online education rule
By Dan Papscun | 07/14/2020The announcement follows outcry from students and legal challenges by their universities, including AU
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The announcement follows outcry from students and legal challenges by their universities, including AU
Court rejects AU’s arguments from the Jan. 6 motion to dismiss
Arik Knapp was a first-term student in the Business Online MBA program
Thomas Minar worked for the University from 2008 to 2015
Initiative aims to engage community, offer opportunities to local students
Lori Handrahan is suing after filing a complaint in May
AU Democrats, College Republicans, candidate groups strategize for voter turnout
Monthly reported thefts have fluctuated since 2017
AU School of Education sees opportunity after separation from College of Arts and Sciences
Students, staff and local reporters weigh in on AU’s efforts to resolve Title IX cases
AU College Republicans hope to open up dialogue with students
Parts of Northwest D.C. are affected, D.C. Water says
Target keeps AU students in mind during product selection
Alum says he was denied consideration for men's head soccer coach position
AU student activists attend historic hearing
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”
