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Actress Geena Davis promotes women in media at All-American Weekend

By Kate Magill · Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014

Davis discussed her institute and the need for more female roles in T.V. and movies.

For 83 percent of prospective students in 2013, GW had edge over AU

By Jillian O'Donohoe · Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014

A New York Times report says 83 percent of accepted students chose to attend GW over AU in 2013.

SIS student dies after being hit by bus

By Freddy Rodriguez · Tuesday, Oct. 21, 2014

AU student Lorena Gimenez passed away Sept. 25 after being hit by a bus at Huntington Metro station in northern Virginia.

Sports

Field Hockey dominant in 4-1 win on Senior Day

By Jennifer Reyes | October 20

The Eagles secure a spot in the Patriot League Tournament with a victory over Colgate University.

News

SG offers funding to clubs who participate in sexual assault prevention training

By Alexandra Morrison | October 20

The Student Government Undergraduate Senate passed two pieces of legislation on Sept. 7 continuing their focus on the prevention of sexual assault on campus.

Opinion

There is a limit to how much rich people can get away with legally

By Zachary Andrews | October 20

Zachary Andrews gives his thoughts on fairness of U.S. judicial system.

News

Alpha Chi Omega sorority hosting events to raise awareness of domestic violence

By Antoinette D’Addario | October 20

Alpha Chi Omega has plans for Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

One of the halls on the third floor of Mary Graydon Center.

Opinion

Staff Ed: Third floor of MGC should be turned into student space

October 20

There’s one thing AU is undeniably lacking: a common room for students to hang out in.

Sports

Despite advantage, Army holds AU men’s soccer held to draw

By Matthew Holt | October 19

The Eagles couldn’t finish off the Black Knights and earned a tie in the critical conference battle.

Sports

Second half goals by Lafayette sink AU Women’s Soccer

By Vincent Salandro | October 19

AU claimed an early lead before falling behind and losing their eighth straight match 2-1 to Lafayette

News

ON STANDS NOW: AU students continue to study abroad despite risks

By Anagha Srikanth | October 19

In recent years, the world that Americans see through the news has become increasingly scary. Yet year after year, students flock to AU with the intent of studying abroad in many of these areas.

News

Q&A: Justin Simien, writer-director of “Dear White People”

By Brianna Williams | October 19

The young director tackles race head-on in his new satiric film.

News

Movie Review: "Dear White People"

By Brianna Williams | October 19

The new comedy tackles issues of race head-on in hilarious and inspired fashion.

News

King’s College student arrested, alleged to have plotted terrorist attack

By Tori Dalcourt | October 19

A student was arrested in alleged terrorist plot at an AU study abroad location this week.

Sports

Women’s Volleyball extend winning streak to 13 matches

By Brian Loomis | October 18

The first place Eagles continue to dominate Patriot League competition.

Lifestyle

The Weekend Scene: Oct. 17-19

By Anagha Srikanth | October 18

A guide to what’s going on in D.C. this weekend.

News

Jose Antonio Vargas says immigration reform requires cultural change

By Cuneyt Dil | October 18

The journalist and activist talked about undocumented immigrants and immigration reform during his AU visit.

News

Man sought after indecent exposure in front of Washington College of Law

By Samantha Hogan | October 17

A man thought to be in his mid-20s indecently exposed himself in front of the Washington College of Law and then fled towards main campus.

News

Candidates fill policy gaps in raucous last DC mayoral debate

By Cuneyt Dil | October 17

Frontrunner Muriel E. Bowser wins Ward 8 straw poll

News

“Broad City” comedy duo performing at AU in November

By Mark Lieberman | October 17

The event marks the Student Union Board’s first comedy event in more than five years.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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