Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Friday, November 26, 2021
More disruptions in sidewalks and roadways are expected
Flyers display image of Adolf Hitler, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gun control advocate
Freshman Kenneth Clarke is in critical condition
AU admissions said pending applications would not be affected
Traci Callandrillo of the Counseling Center is serving as interim assistant VP
Aw to hire new staff member to assist on diversity issues
Allegations have resulted in lawsuits, formal complaints
Officers escorted Benjamin Brumer from East Quad Building and placed him inside police van
Bass will transition to SPA faculty position
Departments now known as University Safety & Security Services
Flyers denounce AIPAC, a pro-Israel group hosting D.C. conference beginning Sunday
The University is running a trial of a new heating and cooling technology in the McKinley building in an attempt to reduce unnecessary carbon emissions, said Juan Allen, the University’s Energy Conservation and Efficiency Manager. The new technology is designed by MeteoViva, a company based in Germany.
Carola Weil served as inaugural dean of program
Byrd will assume her position April 9
Burwell leads panel discussion on new diversity and inclusion plan
No injuries reported; Incident is now under control
Jasper Spires pled guilty to stabbing Sutherland in October
Almost exactly one year after she was first announced as AU’s next leader, University President Sylvia Burwell has released her administration’s diversity and inclusion strategy - what she’s calling AU’s plan for “inclusive excellence.” The 25-page-document includes a two year action plan detailing how the University will tackle issues of diversity in curriculum, policies and campus climate.
University to invest $121 million over two years to implement strategy
Burwell: “The plan is part of a journey and a part of action”
