Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, July 28, 2021
In a year like this one, resources across campus address worries athletes have ahead of their seasons
The event will take place on April 6
Cast and crew discuss the limitations and successes of crafting the classic tragedy in virtual format
The three exhibits can be viewed virtually
Summer Transition Enrichment Program prepares students to join Eagle community
Following Atlanta-area shootings, the AU community reflects on rising anti-Asian hate and bias amid the pandemic
Poets Dioreann Ní Ghríofa and Leanne Howe discuss poetry and history at Folgers Library Event
The board’s March meeting came amid backlash over a new appointee
The University should be doing more to help freshmen feel a part of the AU community
Betting has a love-hate relationship with sports leagues, and no one’s sure how that will affect college athletics
Triumphs, joys and losses from freshman year “Overture” to their final virtual show
Reflecting on the sound of quarantine and moving forward
Junior forward’s performance a bright spot in a strange season
It is time to realize that America is more than the U.S. and question what it means to be American
Large recruitment class helps build competition for both men’s and women’s team
“Mentally, I was just exhausted”
“There was this overarching sense of anxiety that there was nothing I could do to stop this disease”
Harris has two more years of eligibility; commits to Seton Hall alongside younger brother JaQuan Harris
Students and instructors weigh in on learning during the pandemic
Kennedy Political Union hosted McBride on a Zoom webinar in partnership with AU PRIDE and Visible
