Legal News

TV Pick: Community

“Community” returns on thurs. Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. for its fourth season after NBC pushed back the its season premiere.

Op/Ed: AU should support its student newspaper

Word is spreading that big changes are coming to The Eagle, AU’s oldest publication. Since 1925, it has served and informed the AU community. But financial pressures may force The Eagle to stop publishing a print edition in 2013. While current staffers aim to build a stronger presence online, they ...

Allen, Leininger run to IC4A Championship berth at New Balance Collegiate

The AU indoor track and field team continued its streak of successful running Feb. 1 and 2 at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York, N.Y.

Peter Seremetis

AU ranked second for Peace Corps volunteers

The Peace Corps named AU the No. 2 medium-sized university in producing volunteers on Feb. 5.

Alex Seibel

Adam Hamburger

Wurm wins 100-yard backstroke at Bucknell

Matt Wurm earned the lone Eagle victory Feb. 2 as he posted a 51.17 in the 100-yard backstroke. The AU men’s 200 medley relay was the best team performance of the event. The team of Bobby Ballance, Charlie Taffet, Tyler Pham and Wurm led the Eagles to a third-place finish with a time of 1:38:17.

Jody Aremband

Einstein’s issues recall over contaminated salmon

Einstein’s chains nationwide have stopped serving salmon supplied by Marinos Delifish, which directly changes the menu at AU's Einstein Bros. for those who wanted the "Nova Lox & Bagel" option.

Robber strikes banks near AU

PNC Bank and Bank of America in the Tenleytown area were robbed Feb. 4 by the same female suspect. Police are searching for the suspect and request any information regarding the robberies.

Lizzie Butler

February 6, 2013

• I sense there's some serious censorship going on in eagle's rants now, am I wrong editor? [Editor’s Note: You are indeed wrong - the rules have not changed] • The emphasis on social justice and socioeconomic equality at AU is a joke. I've never seen such hypocrisy in my life. I regret ...

Ben Lasky

OP/ED: Who holds the power?

CAUS members have continuously reached out not only to President Neil Kerwin, but to various members of the Board of Trustees to demand a transparent and itemized budget, greater student power over university decisions and a two-year freeze on tuition. The Board has been unresponsive.

OP/ED: Moving away from SG, AUSA proposes positive changes for student voices

Senior Brad Korten strongly supports and advocates for the new AU Student Association, AUSA, because it will help channel student voices in a more efficient and student-friendly style to the University. In reformatting the Student Government from how it stands now to the AUSA, the new government will become more streamlined and will become less bureaucratic.

Molly Carkeet