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D.C.’s past of music, skinheads and women in the hardcore punk scene

An inside look at what the heyday of the Hardcore Punk Scene was like in the Capital

AU plans to house students at Wesley Theological Seminary

The arrangement will help the University make up for the delayed construction of East Campus

University Chaplain Joe Eldridge looks back at 19 years at AU

Eldridge will retire in May after a tenure that included the creation of alternative breaks and many lifelong friendships

Tenleytown, Friendship Heights Metro stations shut down after reports of smoke

The Tenleytown and Friendship Heights Metro stations shut down on Saturday night, after reports of a train filling with smoke.

Milo Yiannopoulos greets polarized campus at Young Americans for Liberty event

Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos spoke about free speech, his support for Donald Trump and the state of Islam on Thursday night as part of a Young Americans for Liberty event, prompting a large protest on the steps of the Mary Graydon Center. 

Heated Exchange at AU Milo Event

Op-ed: Sleep is even more important than you think

Public Health major Jacqueline Lantsman argues that balancing a busy life and getting enough rest is not only possible but essential.

Staff editorial: AU needs a better sexual assault reporting process

The Faith Ferber case demonstrates how far we still have to go.

Congressmen Roe and McNerney talk veterans affairs at KPU event

Both men said more needs to be done to help returning service members transition to civilian life

AU’s Young Americans For Liberty host film screening of “Can We Take a Joke?”

The screening was part of the organization’s national campaign in support of free speech

A system under fire

An Eagle investigation unveils a sexual assault reporting process that is complicated and confusing for survivors

Dante Bucci confirmed as new speaker of the Undergraduate Senate

Bucci will replace Gabriel Unruh at the conclusion of his term

AU Rude Mechanicals present a compelling contemporary and gender-bending production of “Romeo & Juliet”

Director Callie Trawick’s punk-rock version of “Romeo & Juliet” breathes new life into Shakespeare’s most well-known play

Delta Kappa Alpha’s film festival showcases hidden talent

AU cinema fraternity’s second annual film festival is a night of creativity

AU students march against sexual violence

Students marched on Monday night across campus to raise awareness about sexual violence and empower students who are survivors.

‘Hold Aramark Accountable’ rally pushes students to act

Organizer Carlos Vera helped share workers’ stories, urged students to fight for change

Justice for AU Workers Coalition aims to expand advocacy

Organizers hope increased collaboration will facilitate greater University attention, change