Post-grad plans shift amid federal research and government cuts
A Deep Dive into President Alger’s vision for AU
Fans pack Battelle-Tompkins atrium to see performances from indie and punk artists at WVAU’s Capitol Boogie
Faculty provide insight into ongoing changes amidst strategic plan process
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here. When she commented on a TikTok video about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk’s death on Sept. 10, College of Arts and Sciences professor Mandy Berry did not expect her job to ...
ICE fue visto en el estacionamiento cerca a Nebraska Hall
ICE seen stationed in neighboring parking lot to Nebraska Hall, agents have since left the area
Political reporters from major outlets speak to students on the power of journalism in the government
Duration, eligibility and length of music lessons have changed this semester
Organizers express concerns over the compact’s restrictions on freedom of speech
HRL cites repairs to emergency signage and fire safety systems
No fire Sunday night, fire department says
Class of 2027 Senator Javier Benzan removed from position due to alleged unprofessionalism, lack of effort
‘I have a real opportunity to address these misconceptions’
AU Alumnus credits school for getting to CNN
AU’s gun prevention and education organization aims to focus more on the local community
Concerns over speech suppression resurface after erasure of chalk messages in support of Palestinian liberation
Student body votes on open senate seats for fall semester
Referendum intended to prevent administrators from assisting federal authorities fails to receive enough student signatures