Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Sunday, August 25, 2019
As Beyonce fans, we seem to think we know everything. Despite the meticulous literary analyses that have been written for her latest visual album drop, Lemonade, a lot of us missed one of the most explicit messages in the entire project.
Outgoing American Word Magazine editor-in-chief Mary Hamula opens up about gun violence and the need for trigger warnings in the classroom
Students should protest Karl Rove’s upcoming AU visit, writes Bill Kakenmaster.
Shelby Ostergaard questions AU’s commitment to sustainability.
Columnist John Foti discusses the tactics being used in the Iraq conflict.
The woman standing up told us that she was a graduate student, and that the professor whose name appeared on the “Schedule of Classes” would never actually be in the class.
Protect your brothers, and protect yourself.
Columnist Glenn Holmes says customer service at TDR has reached a new low as a result of combining Tenley campus with main campus.
AU needs to place greater emphasis on student input regarding the University’s curriculum.
Abroad columnist discovered Americans are much more outgoing and warm after spending a few weeks in Denmark.
Is independent living worth debt and cockroaches?
Expensive costs of living bare consequences on all AU students. Is this a problem that can be solved?
Columnist Glenn Holmes prescribes three key initiatives to improve the quality of Student Health Services.
Students should embrace the competition, but going green should not end there.
Should professors be forced to split time between research and teaching?
Columnist Devin Mitchell believes the WONK campaign’s flaws can lead to a marketing campaign that more students support.
Eagle columnist Sarah Harvard describes her recent trip to Burma and the lessons she learned from student protesters.
Eagle columnist John Foti defends the idea of American exceptionalism with his personal story of success.
Abroad columnist Alison Pease describes her last days in India as her parents visit her home for the past semester.
Eagle columnist Marshall Bornemann says as IMF attempts to impose new rules on Europe, investing in this region could grow worse.
