Legal News

Second Tolstoy bust to move to library

A new Leo Tolstoy statue will be placed outside the library.

Conference puts social media in the spotlight

Social Media Club held its third annual learning summit, educating SOC faculty and students about social media.

AU overhauls campus dining services

Aramark will replace Bon Appétit as food provider while Starbucks and Elevation Burger will replace McDonald's and Tavern, respectively.

Op/Ed: Student-drafted report pushes for reorganized student activity fee

Co-chairs of the Student Activity Fee Study Committee work to reallocate student activity funds in a more equitable fashion among student-run groups on campus.

Audiophile: 4.18.13

Listen to new music from Flaming Lips, Iron & Wine and The Knife.

Axelrod calls for bipartisanship after Boston Marathon bombing

David Axelrod discussed youth involvement in politics here at AU and opened his speech with a word of support for the victims of the Boston bombings.

SG circulates petition to create committee on AU's investments

Student Government is collecting signatures for a petition calling for the creation of a "Socially Responsible Investment Committee."

Students gather on campus to support Syria

“When you work in social justice you start supporting others because it’s hard to get support. It’s important to learn about issues, and when you learn, you’re able to outreach, and that’s what it’s all about.”

April 18, 2013

Vigil mourns victims of Boston Marathon bombing

“Students from New England are showing their love for the city of Boston and are proving we all will be resilient in the wake of this event.”

Fifty years later, Kennedy’s speech stays relevant

"Because, after the bombings this week in Boston, we need to remember Kennedy’s call to peace now more than ever."

College bands battle for charity in Wonk N’ Roll concert series

SOC senior organizes a battle of the bands concert series taking place here on campus.

Amidst Boston tragedy, focus on the helpers

As both Boston and Iraq were plagued with terror, we must remember the "helpers."

AU Rude Mechanicals show their sassy side in raucous adaptation of 'Taming of the Shrew'

In a rare move, Rude Mechanicals stayed true to the Elizabethan setting for their adaptation of the classic Shakespeare comedy.

Survey shows little student involvement in Honors changes

Honor student challenges the changes to the Honors Program by conducting her own survey.

KPU, SUB get increased funding from Undergraduate Senate

The Undergraduate Senate increased next year

Student organizations must pay reservation fee to use Bender Arena

AU Student Government and other campus organizations must pay the Department of Athletics a $1,000 space reservation fee when working with outside organizations to use Bender Arena for events.