Are DC’s incentives getting more kids vaccinated? Experts aren’t sure.
By Gabe Castro-Root | 10/27/2021Some public health experts say the district’s vaccine awards program isn’t working well enough, but it may be too early to tell
Some public health experts say the district’s vaccine awards program isn’t working well enough, but it may be too early to tell
Chief information security officer discusses University cybersecurity plans
The student was charged in attack on gay Asian man and family in August
Protest was organized by union representing staff, adjunct faculty, graduate students
Thousands march nationwide to defend reproductive rights, abortion access
Effective today, riders must lock scooters to bike rack, signpost or bike/scooter corral
While high-touch surfaces remain part of University cleaning, classroom desks are personal responsibility
Students and professors waited with apprehension the week before rally
Jewish students and organizations took to social media to criticize the University’s response
Lawsuit comes almost a year after initial defamation suit from Zuri Berry
Mark Schaefer was allegedly fired from the University
Proposed bike lane would increase safety for cyclists in Glover Park neighborhood
Years in the making, the plan now awaits official order to begin work
Morse, Nichols both formerly served in high roles with the department before joining AU
Lawsuit alleges that University, church failed to investigate
Five-year deal includes Pepsi products on-campus and event sponsorships
Increased number of first-year students demands new housing assignments for some
Professor Jennifer Oetzel is alleging she is paid less than male counterparts of equal skill and experience
Guidelines are the latest update in AU’s plan to return to in-person campus operations
Document provides details on return to in-person campus operations