Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, December 6, 2022
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
Norton addressed locals’ concerns and getting Build Back Better passed in the Senate
As Omicron wave eases, bus drivers are returning to work
Changes to ANC and SMD borders could increase student representation
Campaign has raised more than half of $500 million goal so far, officials say
University is taking steps to provide adequate masks, officials said
'When we support tribal sovereignty, what we are supporting is tribes deciding what issues are important to them'
Burwell discusses new masking requirements and reflects on lessons learned during the pandemic
Removal concludes AU’s transition to a greener heating system
DC federal district court granted discovery in a lawsuit involving a 2019 mental health incident and AUPD
DC employees say checking proof of vaccination has been mostly painless, though some still have concerns
Students can seek convenient part-time employment in and around AU
