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By Chris Whitbeck | 02/07/2019Jamie Johnson is humbled to be reminded why she serves in the first place
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Sunday, August 25, 2019
Jamie Johnson is humbled to be reminded why she serves in the first place
At AU, I struggle to find people who look like me
AU must empower students to do the change-making work they were brought to do
Commodification is as shameful as it is summative of the illusions drawn by corporate America
It started out as a joke, but it might just work
Just placing people of diversity in roles isn’t enough to claim diversity
Classroom dialogue can benefit from increased transparency of professors’ political views
Despite consistent and justified complaints about AU’s price-tag, the University is barely breaking even
DeVos' proposed changes to Title IX must be challenged
Midterm wave of millennials shows the potential for young people to be elected
University must give women opportunities to succeed in tenure process
There’s no stopping the #MeToo movement, writes anthropology professor
Innovative student-led ventures stand in stark contrast to bureaucratic laziness of university on issue of student food insecurity
Men must listen to the concerns of women if they want to help end rape culture
An unnoticed error during daylight savings five years ago explains why AU’s only dining hall closes so early
Even at AU, women represent untapped potential for change and positive impact
Momentary shock and condemnation are not enough
Students are scrambling to save their world one plastic straw at a time
While campus crumbles, university officials look on the bright side
It is important to take precautions with illnesses as a college student
