Administration and Local News
Fire safety report shows drop in incidents
By Sophia Salganicoff | 10/18/2016Fire-related incidents fell more than 50 percent last year
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, August 6, 2020
Fire-related incidents fell more than 50 percent last year
Students can head to Monday’s grand opening on Wisconsin Ave.
Many professors believe the University’s faculty diversity and inclusion training is insufficient
Schaefer replaced Rev. Joe Eldridge as interim University chaplain in June
University President Neil Kerwin said he wants to reassure the community of administrators’ commitment to ensuring all students feel safe and included, a week after news of racist attacks against black female students on campus first surfaced.
The bus line now travels through main campus instead of directly to Spring Valley
Undergrads taking classes in Spring Valley building in the meantime
Historic site will be used by the University for academic initiatives
911 call reported a hand grenade near Wilson High School
Ana Ebanks claims she was fired because she missed 40 minutes of work
AU makes new strides in sexual assault prevention, but some say school still has long way to go
It’s a budget year at AU-- what does that mean?
University did not renew contract in an effort to reduce spending
MPD to provide safe areas for D.C. residents finding alternative transportation during SafeTrack
A breakdown of when Metro closures and delays are occurring and where
More faculty input to be accepted, but role of students in the process remains undefined
Administration says it is developing new programs to help sexual assault survivors
The parking garage underneath Katzen Arts Center is closed this morning following a vehicle fire. The fire occurred around 9 a.m.
Thousands of biking veterans from all across the nation met up in the District on Sunday and circled the National Mall for the 28th Rolling Thunder Run.
Online format proves more convenient, but results in lower response rates
