AU moves spring and summer 2021 alternative breaks online
By Asher Weinstein and Sarah Mattalian | 01/19/2021Online experience reduces risk of spreading COVID-19 to local residents, leader says
Online experience reduces risk of spreading COVID-19 to local residents, leader says
AU replaced spring break with “Wellness Week”
Program leader with the Center for Community Engagement and Service discusses MLK’s legacy, importance of giving back
The event was co-sponsored by the American University Office of Sustainability, the AU Women & Politics Institute, Fossil Free AU and the AU Department of Critical Race, Gender and Culture Studies
Looking back at a semester of high-profile speakers and successful student engagement
SG president also urges professors to accommodate international students dealing with time differences
Counseling center expands services and professors enact more lenient policies in order to help students cope with stress
“Zoom Machale” celebrates South Asian diaspora virtually
School of Communication co-sponsored the event
From virtual concerts to lobbying from bedrooms, students stay connected through clubs
Students can use YOU@American to assess and track their quality of health
Professor Rabab Abdulhadi encouraged students to pursue activism as "labor of love"
Five women of color tell their stories
During a time of difficulty and confusion among students, CASE has adapted to new online circumstances
“I feel like I'm doing a small part of supporting everyone's right to vote and making sure that everyone's voice is heard,” staffer says
“AU students have their work cut out for them.”
Kogod School of Business, Asian American Student Union and AU College Democrats cosponsored the event
Moderated by SOC professor Leonard Steinhorn, event will cover the evolution of investigative journalism
Live state updates and professor, student and organization reactions to be posted all night