Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, July 16, 2020
Students who desired to focus on South Asia previously complained about lack of course offerings
After reports of an “armed intruder” near campus on July 18 led to a university-wide lockdown and complaints about the effectiveness of AU’s emergency alert system, administrators say they are now changing AU Alert protocols to send notifications to all current students “regardless of their registration status.” Hundreds of students surveyed by The Eagle in July said they were “upset” and “concerned” that they received either a delayed alert or no alert at all from the American University Police Department about the lockdown.
Green Route will not go to Tenleytown Metro
Shlonsky was murdered in Shaw in 2015
The new curriculum and first year experience class are making their official debut this fall
New and returning students must pick up new U-Pass card this semester
247 students said they did not receive police alerts about “armed intruder” last week
Carolyn Brown has led a nearly year-long fight against her tenure denial
Maria Butina, a gun rights activist and Russian citizen, graduated in May
The D.C. Water and Sewer Authority advised D.C. residents to boil their tap water for drinking and cooking as a precaution in certain D.C. areas.
AUPD began introducing students to active shooter protocol in 2016
Name change intended to clarify services the center offer
Clark will take over in July following departure of Scott Bass
Chin has served as interim dean since August
Announcement comes nearly a year since hate crime rocked American University
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
