Satire
Satire: Something's burning. But students aren't moving.
By Bobbie Armstrong | 03/27/2019Kind of like a campfire, but electrical
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, June 5, 2023
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
AUx II doesn’t live up to the hope for an enriching discussion-based class
We must reconsider AU traditions and where we want our money to go
Students are passing the aux right back to their favorite campus dining establishment
Moving forward, AU Dining must bridge the disconnects between student feedback and administrative action
Proposed changes create a much-needed enforcement mechanism to help tenants deal with mold
“I’m always happy to prepare my fellow Eagles for their futures”
It’s hypocritical to reject certain sciences because they run against your personal views
Real change just takes a little while
The popular wall unites students in a display of stomach relief solidarity
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
