Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, October 22, 2020
As an incoming freshman, find your way around AU’s campus and figuring out how to pay for meals can leave you with a lot of questions.
Carolyn Brown will teach at the University of North Texas this fall
Offices, buildings and staff members all Eagles should know
D.C. policy will help nonbinary individuals “feel more comfortable,” AU advocates say
Late night bus service to increase, rail service to decrease
Burwell faces tricky task of balancing competing priorities of campus groups
James Goldgeier took over in 2011
Board of Trustees announced the name change last month
Three degree programs in SPA will respond to revamped core curriculum requirements and student demand to double major
University official says free speech ‘comes with responsibility and accountability’
University official to deliver viewpoint on campus free speech
Carolyn Brown says provost is punishing her for activism on race and gender issues
World War I munitions are likely buried beneath the building
Acclaimed historian Ibram X. Kendi to lead center
President's memo states D.C. branch will join other law enforcement agencies in investigation
Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak — a key player in the investigation into the president's national security adviser, Michael Flynn — is an honorary co-chair of a CAS institute.
Provost Scott Bass verbally accepts student demands
The American University Student Government held a standing room only town hall and press conference on Thursday afternoon to discuss action steps in response to the hate crime on Monday that targeted the historically African-American sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Student Government President Taylor Dumpson led the two hour town hall.
University is trying new ways of communicating with students
The University dispatched AU police officers yesterday to protect Student Government President Taylor Dumpson after a white supremacist group encouraged its followers to troll her online, Vice President for Communication Teresa Flannery announced in an email to the University Friday morning.
