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The AU community has a duty to help and protect DC’s unhoused — here’s how they can
By PJ Cunningham | 02/04/2022Mayor Bowser’s government has not acted in the unhoused’s best interests
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, September 28, 2023
Mayor Bowser’s government has not acted in the unhoused’s best interests
In the wake of the Omicron variant, testing can ensure the health of all students and outside communities
AU administration hurts high-achieving students by reducing need-based aid
AU puts return to campus on students with no reduction in housing prices and the coronavirus surging
How cultural clubs could help new students understand their identity while expanding their social circle
Women’s Marches intend to enact change but they unexpectedly help us discover community
University should consider changes to the bus system
Housing and Residence Life’s lack of support is steadily driving DRs away
Why AU should do more to help Afghan refugees
Despite the success of newcomer Tina Charles, injuries and absences led to a disappointing season
The recent antisemitism on campus was disappointing, but not surprising
The University needs to start doing more
AU discriminates against low-income students with internship credit policies
Normalcy is right on the horizon but not quite within our grasp
Excessive positivity can do more harm than good
Sometimes, “putting our money where our mouth is” can be just as easily done as said
AU administration overlooks the trauma it inflicts upon Black students with performative actions
We have a responsibility to change the way we consume
Students should increase their participation before criticizing
The future of a core element of AU’s Wonk Culture is unclear
