American University police release videos showing suspects accused of hanging anti-immigration posters
Anti-immigration posters discovered Monday
Anti-immigration posters discovered Monday
In a statement, Burwell emphasized support for targeted communities
Five groups call for meeting with university leadership
For a campus rattled by racial tension, the National Museum of African American History and Culture is not the best venue
Posters part of far-right, worldwide effort on college campuses
RE-volv, founded by alum Andreas Karelas, encourages student environmental activism
Event will celebrate University’s 125th anniversary
Eagles lose final six individual bouts
The AU women’s basketball team beat Boston University 66-50 on Wednesday night in Bender Arena with AU President Sylvia Burwell as their guest coach on the sidelines.
Fourth Exhibition introduces depth with every image
Kander will kick off KPU’s spring calendar
ID cards required to enter MGC, new SPA dean and more
Residents protest to keep Johnson’s Florist and Garden Centers open on Wisconsin Avenue
63 percent of international students report their peers are committed to creating a welcoming environment
In September 2015, the Faculty Senate unanimously approved a resolution on academic freedom.
Saturdays at AU aren’t special affairs. The library is only slightly less packed than weekdays, campus coffee shops are buzzing with study groups and the quad is lined with foldable tables.
The organization that entertains has more to come with AMFest in the spring
Plan B, one brand of emergency contraception, is an integral part of sexual health for college students.
One year after coming to AU, mental performance coach Brian Levenson continues to build relationships with student-athletes, contributing to their success as athletes and individuals.
For some, finding a true passion can take a lifetime. But for Meena Nutbeam, a junior studying public health, her “aha moment” came during the summer after her junior year of high school. Nutbeam, who is originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, created Stork & Company in the summer of 2014 after seeing an article in the BBC about why Finland’s babies sleep in cardboard boxes. "I saw that each parent gets a baby box [in Finland], which would be very beneficial for Milwaukee, where we have a lot of infant deaths due to unsafe sleep," Nutbeam said. Milwaukee, a city of nearly 600,000 people, has a very high infant mortality rate, with 15 infants dying per year as a result of unsafe sleep environments, according to Stork and Company’s website. “This past year through September, we have already had double the amount of infant deaths,” Nutbeam said.