Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Sunday, August 18, 2019
For this week’s advice column, Eagle columnists confront periods and cheating. Social:
After the success of the dry campus and smoke-free policies, AU is going entirely “gluten free.”
Abroad columnist Derek Siegel is almost done with his study abroad experience and asks what he will take out of it.
Columnist John Foti states that a single-payer system would solve many of the current problems with American health care.
Advice columnists Jalen and Grace take on financial woes and loneliness in this week’s column.
Abroad columnist Alison Pease explains how strict separation between men and women in India is entirely normal.
If she could go back, columnist Sarah Harvard would not have gone to college.
In a new satirical column, American Wonker describes AU’s newest class.
Getting it Together: Advice columnists Jalen and Grace take on relationships and school stress for this week’s column.
Columnist Andy Wallin calls for more intellectual debate and conversation regarding the anti-abortion side of the debate.
Getting it Together: advice columnists Jaylen and Grace offer suggestions for trying anal sex and how to solve roommate problems in this week’s column.
The Eagle’s new satirical columnist American Wonker takes a different look at issues concerning AU students.
After a 10-day trip across Southern India, columnist Alison Pease learned that sometimes you have to trust the process.
Columnist Andy Wallin explains what he learned from his backpacking experience throughout Jordan, the West Bank and Israel over the summer.
Columnist Marshall Bornemann discusses how the government shutdown will have lasting ramifications for AU students.
ON STANDS NOW: Columnist Sarah Harvard brings to light how many students feel that their right to free speech on campus has been ignored.
ON STANDS NOW: Columnist Derek Siegel dives into racial issues in Mexico and the U.S.
Columnist John Foti predicts that student loan debt will end up as financially detrimental to the the U.S. as the housing crisis.
Eagle columnist Alison Pease now understands the idea of going to college in a bubble after experiencing the sharp contrasts of Indian life.
Eagle columnist Julia Greenwald recounts her experience waiting for information about the well-being of her family and friends on the day of the Nairobi shooting.
