AU dining workers win new contract after months of negotiations
New contract includes $20 minimum wage, free healthcare and paid parental leave
New contract includes $20 minimum wage, free healthcare and paid parental leave
New chair and vice chair named
‘Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg’ exhibit visiting until Nov. 30
Experts share insights into why unarmed civilian protection, conflict mediation and relationship building can prevent gun violence in the U.S. amid rising shooting rates
Vicky Wilkins will serve as acting provost in interim
Despite past conflicts, nearby residents are optimistic about working with AU on campus planning
Trogden will follow Dean Jessica Waters, who is stepping down from the role
Final recommendations are expected to be submitted to President Burwell within the next month
The series helps independent Tenleytown businesses struggling from the pandemic
A deeper look at AU’s admissions
As AU measures ‘Inclusive Excellence’ progress, students find representation falls short in the classroom
“I’m young. I’m still a college student. But I do feel like I can at least try to make an impact in the community.”
Issues with CSI communication leave students feeling helpless about funding requests
The University is encouraging anyone with information to contact AUPD
Several AU students were accidentally given ballots for the wrong neighborhood commission seat in the November election
A bill finalized last month will allow all permanent residents, including undocumented immigrants, to vote in the city’s municipal elections
Compass workers across DC are organizing to negotiate new contracts with higher wages
Outside organizations levy criticism, students claim they are mistreated at meetings
‘Advancing diversity in college admissions’ panel explores the legal and political history that led to this moment
The Department of Buildings is working to determine why the wall of an under-construction building gave out