Fall 2020 Student Government election received a record-breaking number of votes
Beyond Senate races, students overwhelmingly passed an internal reform referendum
Beyond Senate races, students overwhelmingly passed an internal reform referendum
A panel discussed the disproportionate impact of the coronavirus on Latinx people
Employees hope to address many issues at the public radio station by gaining a seat at the table
Professors and students have struggled to connect to their collaborative craft online, but there’s still a sense of community
Trick-or-treating during the pandemic proves challenging for DC students and professors
The Eagle announces new initiative to publish articles in Spanish, Q&A with Amy Eisman and Sherri Williams and more
Reckoning with the contradictions of Zoom theatre
COVID-19 proves that public health requires education
University cites better health and safety protocols and “lessons learned” in decision
With most of last year’s core returning, Eagles head coach has eyes set on Patriot League championship
At the end of September, 20 freshmen discussed critical issues to their age group in a performance titled “Overture 200222020”
Through playing instruments, listening while studying or curating new playlists, students rely on music to adapt to this year
The unique challenges of being an international student right now must be addressed
Decision to be based on mounting financial losses
While this change allows for flexibility, AU must do more to help students with new reality
The organization hopes to encourage female Republicans on campus to speak out
Yang was the first Asian American male Democratic presidential candidate
Whether it’s an action-packed dystopia or a contemporary romance, there’s a book out there waiting for every young adult
Ismah Khan pitched, wrote and was granted $10,000 to fund a project for film and art nonprofit Current Movements
Other programs are still under consideration, Abroad Executive Director Sara Dumont wrote