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‘Every legal means’: Burwell reiterates University’s support for DACA, undocumented students

By Brianna Crummy · Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2017

As White House phases out DACA program, Burwell will not label AU a ‘sanctuary campus’

Interim Vice President of Campus Life Fanta Aw speaks at a University town hall on May 2, 2017 about the May 1 hate crime.

Fanta Aw named vice president of campus life

By Emily Martin · Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017

Aw will transition from interim vice president on Sept. 1

Students marching on campus in 2014 calling for the AU administration to take action against the disbanded fraternity, Epsilon Iota.

University disciplines 19 Epsilon Iota members for conduct violations

By Matt Holt and Haley Samsel · Monday, Aug. 28, 2017

18 students were dismissed, one member faces disciplinary probation

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The 'obvious' questions about navigating AU, answered

By Haley Samsel and Maria Carrasco | August 23

As an incoming freshman, find your way around AU’s campus and figuring out how to pay for meals can leave you with a lot of questions.

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Awaiting tenure appeal, SOC professor Carolyn Brown leaves AU

By Brianna Crummy | August 22

Carolyn Brown will teach at the University of North Texas this fall

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The Eagle’s guide to campus resources

By Anna Donohue | August 21

Offices, buildings and staff members all Eagles should know

Nic Sakurai, an AU alum and adjunct professor, is pictured at the Department of Motor Vehicles as they register for their license on June 27.

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AU alum and professor first to receive gender-neutral driver’s license

By Nazli Togrul | August 5

D.C. policy will help nonbinary individuals “feel more comfortable,” AU advocates say

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Metro increases fares, alters service on rails and buses

By Ben Foster | July 13

Late night bus service to increase, rail service to decrease

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University President Sylvia Burwell kicks off tenure with listening tour

By Ellie Hartleb | July 7

Burwell faces tricky task of balancing competing priorities of campus groups

James Goldgeier will step down as dean of the School of International Service this August.

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SIS dean to step down in August

By Emaan Khan | July 7

James Goldgeier took over in 2011

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Ward Circle Building now named Kerwin Hall

By Haley Samsel | June 27

Board of Trustees announced the name change last month

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School of Public Affairs curriculum to undergo major changes by fall 2017

By Sarah Katherine Dolezal | June 26

Three degree programs in SPA will respond to revamped core curriculum requirements and student demand to double major

Interim Vice President of Campus Life Fanta Aw testifies in front of a Senate Judiciary Committee as a part of the "Free Speech 101: The Assault on the First Amendment on College Campuses” hearing Tuesday.

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Fanta Aw testifies at Senate hearing on campus free speech

By Haley Samsel | June 22

University official says free speech ‘comes with responsibility and accountability’

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Fanta Aw to testify in front of Senate committee Tuesday

By Haley Samsel | June 19

University official to deliver viewpoint on campus free speech

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SOC professor alleges she was unfairly denied tenure

By Brianna Crummy | June 16

Carolyn Brown says provost is punishing her for activism on race and gender issues

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Public Safety building will be demolished in June

By Haley Samsel | June 1

World War I munitions are likely buried beneath the building

Ibram X. Kendi, the founding director of the new Anti-Racist Research and Policy Center at AU.

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Anti-racist research and policy center coming to AU

By Anna Donohue | May 27

Acclaimed historian Ibram X. Kendi to lead center

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U.S. Attorney’s Office now involved in hate crime investigation

By Gabe Bichinho | May 24

President's memo states D.C. branch will join other law enforcement agencies in investigation

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The Russia-AU connection: University's Russian cultural institute stirs controversy

By Katherine Saltzman | May 23

Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak — a key player in the investigation into the president's national security adviser, Michael Flynn — is an honorary co-chair of a CAS institute.

Provost Scott Bass speaks to protesters about their demands at a protest on Friday.

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American University student protesters block traffic in Bender tunnel to demand support for students of color

By Haley Samsel and Maria Carrasco | May 6

Student demonstrators blocked traffic in the tunnel of Bender Arena on Friday to demand that the University take specific actions to support people of color after the May 1 hate crime that targeted Taylor Dumpson and AU’s chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. The demonstrators demanded ...

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