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Opinion: Tenleytown bubble has yet to be burst
By Riya Kohli | 11/11/2019AU students should experience other parts of D.C. to understand the city they live in
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AU students should experience other parts of D.C. to understand the city they live in
With fossil fuel investment and seemingly never-ending construction, can AU claim to be a beacon of environmental progress?
D.C. Mayor Bowser’s new housing plan will spread subsidized units across the city
AUx should teach newcomers how to navigate campus culture, not campus geography
D.C. residents should have the same right to representation as the rest of the country
The rhetoric AU professors use to talk about countries like India is harmful
Internships can place a heavy burden on students who may not have the time to carry it
Initiative should specify scholarship qualifications and target underserved communities
Communication between students and administration must improve to prevent confusion
In its 45-word statement on racist video, university failed its students
Zach Langley, the Seagle’s favorite conspiracy theorist, has new ideas about the shutdown of the popular sandwich shop
Staff editorial: What AU needs from a new food service provider
The speaker bureau process has flaws, but impressively accomplishes its goals
Students are instead getting by on rainwater and school spirit
Jack Child Hall to offer naptime and sippy cup sessions for developing university administrators
Kind of like a campfire, but electrical
The lack of education around the culture and history of the nation’s capital is a disservice to students
Progress on this issue should include more than a food pantry
Why I am voting for Joshua Dantzler and Carolyn Mejia
Angela Chen is a tested leader with the endurance to serve students
