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Men’s soccer defeats Holy Cross to finish PL regular-season play undefeated

The top-seeded Eagles will host the Patriot League Tournament starting on Nov. 9.

Field hockey season is over after fall to Lafayette in Patriot League Championship, 2-1

The AU field hockey team’s season came to an end when No. 12 Lafayette edged the Eagles, 2-1, in overtime to capture the Patriot League Championship Nov. 3 in Easton, Pa.

Field hockey wins, women’s soccer loses in Patriot League Tournament Semifinals

The AU field hockey team advanced to the Patriot League Championship, while the women’s soccer team fell in the semifinals as conference tournaments got underway Nov. 2.

Eagle Rants: November 2, 2012

• !!!! FARTS CAN BE HEARD!!!! • Why do guys always need to be the ones who are confident? #niceshyguy • Workers of all countries, enjoy!! • Right about now, I really just want to stop studying for midterms and cuddle and touch a booby is that too much to ask. • Hot lava ...

Men’s basketball cruises past UMW in exhibition, 71-46

Tony Wroblicky and Stephen Lumpkins dominated in AU's exhibition win.

Athletic director to depart in December

Athletic Director Keith Gill will be departing AU to take the same position at University of Richmond, Richmond President Edward Ayers announced Nov 2.

Students learn about and experience Russian culture at the Library of Congress

Correction appended America-Russian relations were on ice Thursday night, though not in the sense they were two decades ago. AU students experienced Russian culture at the “Role of the Arts in International Relations” event at the Library of Congress on Oct. 25. The atrium of the Library of Congress ...

CAUS rally canceled due to hurricane

The Coalition of American University Students (CAUS) cancelled a nighttime rally planned for Oct. 30 due to Hurricane Sandy. The rally, originally planned for 10:45 p.m. in the amphitheater, would have been the third CAUS rally this semester. It has been rescheduled to Nov. 7 in the same location, ...

Change the conversation on class

Last week's staff editorial in The Eagle inadvertently marginalized many students.

Field hockey, women's soccer set for Patriot League Tournament play

The field hockey squad will enter the conference tournament as the second seed, while women's soccer is slotted third.

Quick Take: What foreign policy should the U.S. embrace?

With many AU students passionate about our foreign policy, the Quick Take columnists give their take on what the role the U.S. should have overseas.

Eagle Rants: November 1, 2012

• Hey boys and girls, here is your Liberals R. Tools poll of the day: who takes the title of nastiest liberal b*tch? Obama spokesperson (hack) Stephanie Cutter or "Native American" academia turd Elizabeth Warren? Vote now! • @ "Obedience begins with consciousness; consciousness begins with ...

November 1, 2012

Serious crimes deserve serious time

Outrageous policies put the health of women at risk while politicians continue insensitive remarks.

University repairs leaks after storm passes

Heavy rainfall from Hurricane Sandy caused leaks in some residence halls and off-campus housing, forcing students to improvise while University workers fixed leaks.

D.C. councilwoman may ban sugary drinks to curb obesity rates

A new proposal similar to New York City's soda ban was proposed by Ward 3 Councilwoman Mary Cheh.

Roux: the base of sauce

It's surprising how easy it is to make your own delicious sauces.