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Investigation

American University library staff detail culture of bullying by supervisors

By Olivia Wood | January 15

Across the two years she has worked at the American University library, Sydney Henry has compiled a notebook of her experiences. The pages chronicle what she says is a years-long pattern of intimidation and belittlement by supervisors.  Henry said she was left out of meetings and was told she was ...

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Column

Opinion: You don’t actually care about girls’ sports

By Addie DiPaolo | January 14

The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own. Throughout the country, conservatives have begun pushing yet another harmful narrative. ...

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Silver Screen

CLASSICS REVIEW: ‘Lost Highway’ (1997): a confusing and terrifying film

By Max Grillo | January 14

Editor’s Note: This article contains spoilers.  “Lost Highway” (1997) was David Lynch’s seventh film and the first in his unofficial “LA Trilogy,” followed by “Mulholland Drive” (2001) and “Inland Empire” (2006). All three take place in Los Angeles and feature incredibly dark, ...

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Guest Columns

Guest Column: Don’t take that picture

By Natalie Monga | January 14

The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.  As an aspiring photojournalist, I’ve spent the past three years slinging my ...

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News

Manuel Turizo lanzó su cuarto disco ‘201’

By Ben Cunningham | January 14

Manuel Turizo Zapata o simplemente conocido como “Manuel Turizo” lanzó su cuarto álbum de estudio, “201”, en 2024. El disco mezcla pop, reggaetón y vallenato, un género tradicional del norte de Colombia que combina ritmos españoles, indígenas y africanos. Turizo hace música desde hace ...

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News

Satire: For your consideration: Donald J. Trump (President of Peace)

By Faiza Mujahid | January 14

Hollywood has given Oscars to method actors, comeback stories and men who whisper into microphones for three hours. Considering how easy it was for them, is it really such a big deal if we give Trump the Nobel Peace Prize? And who better to receive this towering honor than President Donald J. Trump: ...

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Sports

BREAKING: Ahen Kim named head volleyball coach at Duke

By Connor Sturniolo | January 12

Kim leaves American after 24-5 season and Patriot League Championship victory

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Opinion

Opinion: American University must support students’ healthcare access

By Alice Still | December 17

Amid federal regulations restricting access to the COVID-19 vaccine, the University has a responsibility to facilitate public health on campus

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Sports

Los Eagles consiguieron una posición en la eliminatoria en una victoria 2-1 contra Boston University

By Ben Cunningham | December 17

Una defensa valiente de American University los pone en la cima de la Patriot League

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Local

College students snicker at, protest against and occasionally cheer for RFK Jr.

By Yuri Perelman and Rachel Novick | December 17

A lot can happen in one night at George Washington University

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News

‘Cooled’ job market puts pressure on AU Career Center as students continue to look for work, internship opportunities

By Jumana Alsaadoon | December 17

Career Center introduces drop-in and small group advising due to increased student need

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Silver Screen

WEEKEND WATCHLIST: Expanding the American University canon

By Alfie Pritchard | December 17

Now we know what you like, here’s what we think you’ll love.

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Local

AU shifts immunization sites off campus for fall 2025

By Unity Jirkovsky-Gual and Ava Banner | December 17

Students look to local pharmacies for COVID-19 and flu vaccines

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News

‘A robust opportunity for the community:’ New discrimination and Title IX policy in revision

By Ella Altman and Hannah Pietropaolo | December 17

Community members share grievances with University’s potentially harmful changes

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News

Examining The Eagle’s past: A commitment to accountability

By The Eagle’s DEI Committee | December 16

Ongoing DEI committee project examines past harmful reporting and editorial practices 

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News

Sine Institute Poll finds many young Americans believe in importance of learning AI

By Kadie Fishman | December 16

Fourth annual survey focuses on higher education, AI

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Features

Professor Sherri Williams book on ‘Black Twitter’ explores impacts of digital activism

By Abigail Hatting | December 16

‘The power to get shows taken off the air and to block them from ever getting on the air’

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