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Column: Do teams at AU do a good job making their schedules?

What goes into creating schedules and what kind of results they produce

Staff Editorial: Image protection risks neglecting AU’s advertised values

Defensive policymaking and lacking transparency undermine inclusivity

DC coffee culture provides comfort during uncertain times

Nestled between imposing buildings on American University’s campus lies what many students would consider a staple of their campus life. Visitors could easily miss it if it weren’t for The Bridge Cafe’s booming stereo, hum of student chatter and beloved reputation. Jess Moskowitz said The Bridge, ...

American lacrosse brings assistant coach Jo Torres to Puerto Rican national team

AU assistant coach balances mentoring Eagles and representing Puerto Rico on the international stage in lacrosse sixes

AU’s Department of Performing Arts debuts new play ‘Disarming Girls’

3 remarkable women join the Dutch resistance to take down Nazi power.

Satire: ‘Poop Wicked 2’

For poop

Admin, community members express concern over islamophobic social media posts

Posts by College Republicans at AU ‘do not reflect the values of our community,’ AU says

100 years of The Eagle, and AU women’s athletics

Tracing the connected histories of women’s sports and reporting on campus

100 of American University’s favorite movies

See if your favorites made the list

Satire: Which Seagle writer are you?

Getting to the Core: 100 years of AU curricular change

Faculty provide insight into ongoing changes amidst strategic plan process

Felices 100 años The Eagle, por muchos años más.

Desde El Águila se reconoce como esta sección ha contribuido y aportado en el centenar del periodico estudiantil.

The future of liberal arts

From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.  When she commented on a TikTok video about conservative influencer Charlie Kirk’s death on Sept. 10, College of Arts and Sciences professor Mandy Berry did not expect her job to ...

Dupont Underground presents ‘celebrating 30 years of kung fu and community service’

The exhibit honors the three-decade legacy of a local DC organization

Women’s basketball outlasted by Delaware

Eagles fall short after second-quarter comeback

AU alum honors Uvalde tragedy through new novel ‘The Mural’

Journalist turned author captures a community’s pain and emerging hope

Italian embassy reverts to batch submissions for student visas

Back and forth changes in visa process prompts uncertainty for prospective abroad students