Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, March 28, 2023
Elevator rehabilitation at the Metro station has prevented disabled passengers from accessing the platform for months
Increased security around the Frequency Apartments, Tenleytown metro and WCL throughout weekend
A $100 SmarTrip stipend in the DC Council bill is enticing for some, while others disagree with the proposition
Event intended to promote economic recovery for local Adams Morgan businesses
A new DC Councilmember for Ward 3 and a tipped minimum wage increase are among the major outcomes so far
Lawsuit ‘mutually resolved’ after being filed in 2020
Students, community members share hopes ahead of election day
As Ward 3 chooses a new councilmember for the first time in 16 years, The Eagle asked the candidates about pandemic preparedness, education, housing and more
Metropolitan Police Department will assist in ongoing investigation
Online classes will allow students time to travel for the holiday and recharge, officials said
Waters will step down in June 2023 and will rejoin full-time faculty in School of Public Affairs
The anti-homelessness nonprofit has spent three decades providing the DMV’s most vulnerable residents with resources to get back on their feet
Abortion remains legal in D.C. and surrounding region
One write-in candidate is trying to draw attention to the seats, but legal requirements put running for office — or even voting — out of reach for many students
Mask usage will be optional and encouraged, officials said
Development will include residential, retail and office opportunities
AU community responds to Staff Union's strike during Welcome Week
Dashboard no longer a “critical tool” in pandemic management
Students left Bender Arena as Burwell spoke
Union members, University unable to agree on contract
