Administration and Local News
AU achieves carbon neutrality goal two years ahead of schedule
By Julia Gagnon | 04/25/2018University attributes achievement to solar panel farm, campus-wide efforts
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University attributes achievement to solar panel farm, campus-wide efforts
Committee will begin meeting in May
Individual arrested was previously banned from campus
The acceptance rate stayed steady with last year’s rate
Washington Post reporter, Liberian activist among the speakers
Statement is latest in series of actions regarding academic freedom
D.C. mayor, former AU president among guests at ceremony
Next, she’ll craft a five-year vision for the school and fundraising campaign
More disruptions in sidewalks and roadways are expected
Flyers display image of Adolf Hitler, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School gun control advocate
Freshman Kenneth Clarke is in critical condition
AU admissions said pending applications would not be affected
Traci Callandrillo of the Counseling Center is serving as interim assistant VP
Aw to hire new staff member to assist on diversity issues
Allegations have resulted in lawsuits, formal complaints
Officers escorted Benjamin Brumer from East Quad Building and placed him inside police van
Bass will transition to SPA faculty position
Departments now known as University Safety & Security Services
Flyers denounce AIPAC, a pro-Israel group hosting D.C. conference beginning Sunday
The University is running a trial of a new heating and cooling technology in the McKinley building in an attempt to reduce unnecessary carbon emissions, said Juan Allen, the University’s Energy Conservation and Efficiency Manager. The new technology is designed by MeteoViva, a company based in Germany.
