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Punk rages on at Union Stage with five band concert lineup

By Becky Evans | April 3

“Do you guys like to headbang?” Free Throw’s frontman Cory Castro stood in front of a mob of people who whooped as the band’s next song exploded from the amps.

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News

Meet your 2018-2019 AUSG candidates

By Maria Carrasco and Laura Romero | April 2

Meet the candidates running for the 2018-2019 student government executive board. The candidates and their campaign Facebook pages or websites are listed below in alphabetical order.

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News

Students, faculty celebrate grand opening of HOME

By Julia Gagnon | April 2

The Hub for Organizing, Multiculturalism and Equity originally opened last semester

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News

Former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina to speak at AU Thursday

By Haley Samsel | April 2

KPU will host Fiorina in Kerwin Hall

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News

AU Design Club will demystify the creative process in upcoming show

By Andrew Klabnik | April 2

Design show connects student artists with the community

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Sports

AU to host National Collegiate Taekwondo Association Championships

By Vincent Salandro | April 2

Students from across the nation will compete in Bender Arena

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News

Taiwanese women’s fashion show echoes International Women’s Day

By Simin Ma | March 30

Women’s issues were presented through fashion in the “Beauty Power - Time Corridor of Taiwan Women’s Fashion” exhibition hosted by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office (TECRO) and the National Science and Technology Museum of Taiwan earlier this month.

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News

American University student struck by car

By Courtney Rozen and Dilpreet Raju | March 30

Freshman Kenneth Clarke is in critical condition

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News

Civil rights leaders address voting rights, mass incarceration at WCL event

By Sarah Katherine Dolezal | March 30

Wade Henderson and Nicole Austin-Hillery discuss challenges facing black Americans

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Opinion

How raising the minimum wage hurts those it intends to help

By Austin Cirillo | March 30

The poor, the least skilled and minorities are hurt the most by minimum wage hikes

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News

Life After Hours: March 30 - April 1

By Liz Holmes | March 29

As it seems like the weather is finally warming up, what’s better to do than explore all of the amazing events D.C.

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News

Students share stories of struggles while studying abroad

By Theodora Mattei | March 29

Living in another country isn’t always as easy as it seems

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News

D.C. Environmental Film Festival closes 26th festival

By Katya Podkovyroff Lewis | March 29

The frontlines of the environmental movement on display in D.C.

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News

Student activists, leaders size up state of campus activism in the Trump era

By Aneeta Mathur-Ashton | March 28

LULAC, Muslim Student Association have been driven to act in recent months

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News

Incoming freshmen organize school walkouts protesting gun violence

By Nazli Togrul | March 27

AU admissions said pending applications would not be affected

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Guest Columns

Women’s history month is here, and it’s time to talk about sex education equality

By Katherine Marx | March 27

I want to talk about something that isn’t often brought up in discussions about equality: sex education.

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News

The Studio Ghibli Collection Film Series

By Morgan Bluma | March 27

After those stressful midterms, go out and enjoy some anime

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