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Opinion: College is about finding your tribe
By Emma Greenberg | 11/03/2018Allow yourself time to figure out your place in AU community
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, July 9, 2020
Allow yourself time to figure out your place in AU community
Sometimes, after a long day of school, work or whatever you do with your day, you want to unwind and have a treat yourself kind of night.
Essay acknowledges university students’ struggle but does not identify ways to make real change
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University does its part to increase Generation Z voter participation
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Freshmen would be better served by a condensed version of the course
We can only hope that this new practice spills over to faculty
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University charges students for everything they can, so an $11.50 increase is real for students
“We’re already graduating plenty of spies, but from now on we’re going to actually know about it"
Domestic Violence Awareness Month is the time to discuss the prevalence of abuse on college campuses
What have been the highlights of your experience here at American University? Think about it. I doubt all that time spent going to class or laboring over essays comes readily to mind.
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Domestic Violence Awareness Month is the time to discuss the prevalence of abuse on college campuses
Black AU students are heirs of racial inequity
Administrators have to begin overseeing what’s occurring on its campus and how these events affect student body
I came to American University because it houses the most politically active students in the nation, but it was not until the Kavanaugh hearings that this title upgraded from a mere rumor, spread by campus-tour guides and proud convocation speeches, to a personal reality felt in my first-year orbit. The Brett Kavanaugh-Christine Blasey Ford hearings properly expunged any distrust in my new community’s capacity for political awareness, activism and attention.
