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AU women’s lacrosse clutches up for 12-11 victory over Bucknell

By William Timme · Thursday, April 21, 2022

A close battle ranks AU fourth in the Patriot League

Kal Penn speaks about the South Asian experience, film and politics at KPU’s final event of the semester

By Olivia Alafriz · Thursday, April 21, 2022

'In an ideal world, everything makes us a little more informed'

Staff Editorial: Allegations surrounding ADA violations illustrate University’s disregard for disabled community

By The Eagle Editorial Board · Thursday, April 21, 2022

Accommodations are not a “preference,” but a priority

News

Alum and AU professor takes the stage in signature theatre production of ‘She Loves Me’

By Abigail Stuckrath | April 21

Katherine Riddle balances the life of a professional performing artist and adjunct professor at her alma mater

News

Centennial Hall to house sophomores as well as freshmen next year

By Grace Harman | April 20

Members of the class of 2025 have mixed feelings regarding the change

News

‘DANCEWORKS’ returns to the Greenberg Theatre after two years of virtual performances

By Emma Nicholson | April 20

For the first time since 2019, AUDC came together in-person for their annual spring dance concert

News

University’s commencement speakers feature WTO director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and prominent public figures such as Symone Sanders and Gina McCarthy

By Olivia Alafriz | April 20

AU will hold seven ceremonies across two weekends, including one for 2020 and 2021 graduates

Podcast

District of Cinema Episode 27: Most Anticipated Movies of the Summer

By Olivia Kozlevcar , Tristan Au and Spenser Hoover | April 20

The hosts also have some fun with Clare Mulroy's favorite films

Sports

‘Determined, passionate and a goofball’: Kendall Goldblum has left her mark on AU lacrosse

By Adelaide Escott | April 20

From picking up the sport in seventh- grade Goldblum has been a force to be reckoned

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News

AU to move to Tenleytown-centered ANC and get second commissioner in Ward 3 redistricting

By Gabe Castro-Root | April 20

Under a new proposal by the Ward 3 ANC Redistricting Task Force, campus will be divided into two single-member districts

Podcast

Play by Play Episode 6: Finishing Up the Semester

By Ben Morse and Alex Walulik | April 19

Ben and Alex conclude the semester as they discuss two notable AU sports teams

News

“I Love Female Orgasm” event emphasizes healthy sex, women’s empowerment

By Zoe Bell | April 19

Inclusive sex educators dispel myths surrounding the female orgasm and teach pleasure

Opinion

Opinion: AU’s sendoff for the women’s basketball team was great, let’s keep it going

By Anna Gephart | April 19

American University should be celebrating all women’s sports all the time

News

Faculty, students reflect on SPA ranking tenth among public affairs graduate programs

By Grace Harman | April 19

SPA Dean is ‘enormously proud’ and credits an exceptionally engaged faculty

Opinion

Satire: Nine questions never to ask a graduating senior

By Owen Boice | April 18

‘Are you seeking gainful employment?’

News

Student email accounts to move from Gmail to Office 365

By Abigail Pritchard | April 18

Shift comes in response to an error found in the Gmail system

Sports

Emma Vinall has never been deterred or dissuaded from scoring

By Ben Morse | April 18

The fifth-year senior closes out a record-breaking career at American University

News

Defamation, discrimination lawsuits against Current and the University dismissed

By Olivia Alafriz | April 18

Plaintiff intends to appeal the ruling

News

The rise, fall and rise of the abolish Greek life movement

By Kate Corliss | April 18

Underclassmen who arrived after summer 2020 are hoping to flip the script on Greek life

News

Holocaust Remembrance Week activities center themes of activism and allyship

By Kate Corliss and Ellie White | April 15

Voices of Jewish studies scholars, descendants of survivors round out the week

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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