D.C. United loses 2-1 to New England Revolution
D.C. United lost to the New England Revolution 2-1 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. on Sept. 21.
D.C. United lost to the New England Revolution 2-1 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. on Sept. 21.
The AU Volleyball team traveled to Southern California to compete at the UC Irvine Invitational and at Cal State Fullerton. The team went 3-1, earning Coach Goldberg his 600th win after beating Fresno State.
AU field hockey loses in double overtime to Wake Forest.
Mad Men, women, children and internet warriors headline this week’s Take 5.
The Scene reviews the highlights and lowlights from this year’s Emmy Awards
Three new locations on main campus and the Washington College of Law are now available for nursing mothers to use.
Abroad columnist Derek Siegel confronts being gay in Mexican culture.
Columnist John Foti discusses why a strike on Syria would not be an economical choice.
Quick Take writers comment on the FDA’s recent policy changes for labeling prescription pain medications.
AU’s defense shut down the Crusaders with 4-0 victory
The Eagles secured a 1-0 victory over Lehigh at Phil Reeves day
AU allowed a second half goal against Liberty and lost 1-0 to the Flames.
All 24 AU students in Kenya are safe after shooting at a nearby mall, according to multiple sources.
Director of Athletics and Recreation Billy Walker and President Neil Kerwin participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony to honor the completion of the new Bender Arena renovations, including new locker rooms for each varsity team.
New student showcase brings anxiety and pleasure to the stage.
Professor Jeffrey Bachman, Ph.D., details the upcoming NSA event on campus and explains why students should not attend.
Addiction is a disease, as Adam (Mark Ruffalo, “The Avengers”) says in the new film “Thanks for Sharing,” the dramedy debut by first time director Stuart Blumberg.
Youth Lagoon showcases a mix of old and new buzz to the 9:30 club