How AU’s ‘most politically active campus’ is preparing for the midterms
By Maria Carrasco and Julia Gagnon | 10/29/2018New and familiar political clubs gear up for election season
New and familiar political clubs gear up for election season
Publication is part of organization’s art-centric push
Chapter hopes to help Hispanic students pursue journalism careers
Organization supports faculty research and student scholarships at AU
Attacks on fake news and the media galvanize a new wave of student journalists
Club discusses intersections of faith, identity and life
Rev. Mark Schaefer hopes to use funds to improve center’s programming
After coming out as transgender to his family, student has not been able to continue his education
Noah Levy’s Fact PAC provides free data analysis to candidates who can’t afford it
WAMU gives local news site a second life after November shutdown
Underrepresented Students in STEM (USS) started at AU this fall
Ahead of AU’s involvement fair, club leaders discuss how they’re gearing up for the semester
Betsy Ashton’s portraits have been shown in galleries and churches across the country
SOC took 20 students and recent alumni to Los Angeles in May
Founders, donors recognized in naming of different schools, residence halls
Going from living in the privacy of a family home to living in a freshman residence hall with one or two roommates can be a rocky transition.
The incoming AU freshman founded a nonprofit focused on improving urban education
Noy Kaufman is on her way to becoming a physician scientist
Bigs provide mentorship and friendship for littles
Taylor Berlin represents AU on advisory neighborhood commission