Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, July 4, 2022
Moving from the 48th Street to Massachusetts Avenue, the bus will share the stop with metro buses
Sunrise AU brought over 100 protestors to the streets of DC
‘I think of my prospective classroom as one that’s a safe space for all my students,’ education majors say
AU alum Monika Nemeth ended her bid for the seat, but nine other candidates are competing to replace Cheh
The lawsuit alleges that the University violated an agreement when classes moved online in 2020
Adjuncts connect with students outside of class about their wages
Tenured faculty address letter to Burwell advocating for union negotiations
The initiative’s proposer and experts say odds that the initiative will pass are better this time
The policy change makes masks optional in classrooms and most campus locations
AU students rally for Ukraine on campus, around DC and abroad
AU ranks in top 25 percent of private schools for presidential compensation
Financial aid will increase, housing and dining fees to go up
Students and faculty offer mixed reactions to the district’s decision
Testing is not the ‘definitive measure’ of University’s COVID-19 response, spokesperson confirms
New batch were inspected before distribution, AU spokesperson says
Community members excited at possibility while the project awaits approval and funding
The Ward 3 Councilmember, who has served since 2007, will no longer seek another term
Consequences for non-compliant faculty and staff remain unclear
Social media post sparks student outcry
The change applies only to night shifts and will last one semester
