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Jake Tapper to speak at AU
By Courtney Rozen | 03/27/2017The CNN journalist will appear on April 4
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The CNN journalist will appear on April 4
Here’s what you missed from Thursday’s events
Common will speak in Bender Arena on April 5
Get to know the candidates before voting begins on March 28
AU Student Government announced a change to the Student Conduct Code on March 3 that includes specific language on handling identity-biased attacks. The Student Conduct Code now says in Section 16 that “significant factors” in determining sanctions will include “evidence that the respondent’s conduct was motivated by bias towards an individual or group on the basis of real or perceived, race, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin, age, disability, ethnicity, veteran status, or sexual orientation.” The heads of this change were Director of the Student Advocacy Center junior Will Mascaro and Director of the Diversity and Inclusion Working Group junior Lauren Lumpkin.
Lee urges students to resist
Club members hoped Kerwin would fight for a tuition freeze
Candy Crowley questions writers about their efforts to debunk myths about women
Sustainability Office urges students to use the correct trash cans
A petition for free menstrual products for AU students, using the hashtag #Lady&theTamp, has been gaining traction online in recent weeks. The petition, created by CAS junior Shannon Exley, began on Feb.
Many students come to AU for its D.C. location with the hope of landing a job in politics after they graduate.
Students and faculty convened to listen and discuss PCDI mission and upcoming projects
Jelani Cobb gave the audience a history lesson Thursday night in the Abramson Family Founders room, showing how America’s foundations are rooted in race, even today.
Bayadir Mohamed-Osman stresses the importance of religious freedom
After months of preparation, graduate students say they are close to having a “voice” on campus
The Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosted an event titled “But I’m Not a Racist,” on Feb.
Senate voted no on a directive to investigate claims of an over-distribution of tickets, yet questions remain
American Enterprise Institute President Arthur Brooks told audience members on Feb. 22 that they could become a “more successful person” by living like an entrepreneur.
The Kennedy Political Union and Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies will host actor Caspar Phillipson and author Anders Agner Pedersen next month in an event titled “The Speeches of President Kennedy.” Phillipson portrayed President John F.
Rep. Barbara Lee to appear in honor of Women’s History Month
