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Women of color leave Greek life after a series of racism allegations

By Fariha Rahman · Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020

Five women of color tell their stories

Updates to AU campus plan raise concerns among student body and neighboring residents

By Skye Witley · Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020

University proposes renovations to Jacobs Field and MGC

In major shift, AU begins adoption of holistic teaching evaluation system

By Dan Papscun · Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2020

While the data-driven Student Evaluations of Teaching will continue, they will be one component of a larger portfolio review

Opinion

Opinion: Eliminating the term “queer” encourages harmful narratives

By Samantha Margot | November 11

Quitting use of the term snubs LGBTQ+ history and isolates our community

News

AU Style Diaries: Finding style at the thrift store

By Tasneem Osman | November 11

AU student Tasneem Osman shares her style evolution from her hijab to her mom’s closet

News

Comfort Foods: Naomi Greengold connects to her Nigerian heritage through jollof rice

By Clare Mulroy | November 11

The spicy dish is a reminder of family and childhood

Sports

Harris and Beckton ready to form a new identity for the AU men’s basketball team

By Ezekiel Cohen | November 11

Senior duo confident in their chances for the upcoming season

Sports

Club Sports’ fall and spring seasons in state of uncertainty

By Alec Branch | November 11

Leadership adapts to keep everyone prepared and energized for when they can return

Coronavirus

With spring semester looming, students struggle to search for housing

By Rebeka Rafi | November 11

Many feel pressured to find housing in D.C. despite lack of preparation

News

The Eagle’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion group looks to a new recruitment strategy for the spring semester while furthering ongoing initiatives

By Gabriel Ferris | November 10

The Eagle hosted conversations with John Watson, Amy Eisman and Sherri Williams, focuses on first-year staffers in recruitment and more

Kenneth Clarke was a freshman in the School of International Service, pictured here.

News

University says SIS professor who sued for age discrimination was terminated for misconduct

By Abbie Veitch | November 10

Lawyers for AU and professor agree to protective order

News

AU’s Center for Advocacy and Student Equity announces changes to their policy

By Sarah Mattalian | November 10

During a time of difficulty and confusion among students, CASE has adapted to new online circumstances

Opinion

Staff Editorial: AU's budget losses are concerning for the long-term future

By The Eagle Editorial Board | November 10

With a tuition-dependent budget and the depletion of available endowment funds, what comes next?

Sports

BREAKING: Patriot League announces men’s and women’s 2021 basketball schedules

By Alec Branch | November 9

Both teams will play a 16-game season beginning Jan. 2, face just five opponents

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News

On Election Day, AU community worked at the polls and on campaigns

By Nina Heller | November 9

“I feel like I'm doing a small part of supporting everyone's right to vote and making sure that everyone's voice is heard,” staffer says

Features

White House Historical Association, Antiracist Research and Policy Center launch fellowship

By Kate Corliss | November 9

Historical Association explores the history and legacy of slavery in D.C.

News

New language museum had its inaugural opening in D.C.

By Thomas Recchio | November 9

Planet Word opened its doors through a virtual ceremony on Oct. 22

Sports

When it comes to swimming, Eleanor Felton has a regal presence

By Ben Morse | November 8

AU swimmer looks back on her record breaking times, and forward on the season that may come

News

American University community reacts to news of Biden’s victory

By The Eagle News Staff | November 7

“AU students have their work cut out for them.”

News

Comfort Foods: Youvetsi is a Greek dish with remnants of family gatherings

By Annmarie Melsheimer | November 7

American University senior Anastasia Matlin finds comfort in her Greek heritage

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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