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AU plans to build new science building

By Riddhi Sarkar | November 2

The University is in the planning stages to build a new center for the sciences which will include 75,000 square feet of space and is expected to cost $40 million, with an opening slated for fall 2019.The facility, pending approval from the city planning commission, will house the biology, environmental ...

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Metro to enact new operating hours plan

By Emaan Khan | October 31

Public to vote on our new proposals in the hopes of selecting one

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Straight from print: Tuition likely to rise next year

By Riddhi Sarkar and Ivy Kaplan | October 25

This article originally appeared in The Eagle’s special edition on Oct. 21. University administrators are in the process of developing a budget that will fund the school for 2017-2019 after its implementation this coming May.

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University moves forward with strategy on diversity and inclusion

By Katherine Saltzman | October 23

Administrators say they are carrying out several plans of actions in and outside the classroom

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Uniting for Aramark workers

By Nora Turner | October 18

At a rally on Oct. 12, students and workers call for respect and justice in new contract

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Fire safety report shows drop in incidents

By Sophia Salganicoff | October 18

Fire-related incidents fell more than 50 percent last year

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District Taco opens Tenleytown location

By Arielle Weg | October 16

Students can head to Monday’s grand opening on Wisconsin Ave. 

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Faculty members frustrated over lack of action concerning racial discrimination

By Elise Metcalf | October 12

Many professors believe the University’s faculty diversity and inclusion training is insufficient

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Rev. Mark Schaefer hired as permanent University chaplain

By Isabella Le bon | October 10

Schaefer replaced Rev. Joe Eldridge as interim University chaplain in June

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Kerwin speaks on the current campus climate

By Kate Magill | September 27

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.

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Red Line shuttle route changes

By Alec Schemmel/THE EAGLE | September 27

The bus line now travels through main campus instead of directly to Spring Valley

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Former Washington College of Law building renovated and repurposed

By Zoe Morgan | September 20

Undergrads taking classes in Spring Valley building in the meantime

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University gifted Airlie Center in Virginia

By Arielle Weg | September 14

Historic site will be used by the University for academic initiatives

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Police give all clear this afternoon after reports of hand grenade in Fort Reno park

By Alix Mammina | September 6

911 call reported a hand grenade near Wilson High School

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Firing of Aramark worker sparks social media uproar

By Theresa Maher and Ivy Kaplan | September 5

Ana Ebanks claims she was fired because she missed 40 minutes of work

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University updates students on Title IX initiatives

By Courtney Rozen | August 31

AU makes new strides in sexual assault prevention, but some say school still has long way to go

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University budget process set to begin this month

By Courtney Rozen and Ivy Kaplan | August 29

It’s a budget year at AU-- what does that mean?

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