“Invisible Hands: Jornaleros” explores lives of day laborers
AU students collaborated with workers to document their everyday lives
AU students collaborated with workers to document their everyday lives
Spots on campus where you can catch the last hours of the race to the White House
With election day rapidly approaching, both the School of Communications and the School of Public Affairs offered final events before voters cast their ballots on Tuesday. In case you missed it, here are three election events hosted in the past week at AU.
Olivia Richter discusses the threat superbugs pose to society
The American Word Magazine welcomed the autumn season with open arms during its Fall Open Mic Night on Oct.
Student Government hosts safe space for discussion on rape culture
It is clear now more than ever that the landscape on college campuses is changing. Students are challenging each other to embrace discomfort and seek growth.
Mourners gather outside Kay Spiritual Life Center in remembrance
AU defeats Boston University 1-0 to advance to NCAA tournament for first time since 2013
Z’ane Davis-Smith passed away last night following a medical emergency
The All-American Showdown will take place on the quad today at 4 p.m.
Columnist Julia Gagnon opens up about learning to challenge herself to think critically about her beliefs
International students at AU discuss their takes on the 2016 presidential election
Second seeded Eagles head to Boston in search of a league title
The University is in the planning stages to build a new center for the sciences which will include 75,000 square feet of space and is expected to cost $40 million, with an opening slated for fall 2019.The facility, pending approval from the city planning commission, will house the biology, environmental ...
Shawn Bond explains that now more than ever, your vote matters.
Naomi Tamura is done with empty promises and ready for tangible change.
Banks delivers fresh new beats without Losing Her Voice at “The Altar.”
Fostering conversations and a network of strong women was the goal of Saturday’s “Strengthening the Bonds of Sisterhood Summit,” on campus, during which students of the African diaspora were able to engage in multiple dialogues with their peers and mentors. Sister Sister AU is a student group focused on the wellness, inclusion and empowerment of women of the African diaspora on campus, according to club co-President, Janae Littlejohn. Representing a wide array of ideas and professional backgrounds, the summit highlighted four African-American women who are challenging the social norms around their race and sexuality.