Last week's staff editorial in The Eagle inadvertently marginalized many students.
The field hockey squad will enter the conference tournament as the second seed, while women's soccer is slotted third.
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.
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Outrageous policies put the health of women at risk while politicians continue insensitive remarks.
Heavy rainfall from Hurricane Sandy caused leaks in some residence halls and off-campus housing, forcing students to improvise while University workers fixed leaks.
A new proposal similar to New York City's soda ban was proposed by Ward 3 Councilwoman Mary Cheh.
It's surprising how easy it is to make your own delicious sauces.
After securing the Patriot League regular-season title, the men's soccer team turns attention to a bigger prize.
With a second place finish by Mark Allen, the AU men's cross-country team raced to a third place finish at the Patriot League Championships.
Washington, D.C. suffers from a lack of secondhand stores.
Surprisingly, the response that needed improvement was not from administration, but from professors.
If we want to be successful, we cannot make success our goal.
The Eagles broke nine event records on the way to victories over Howard at the Bender Splashdown.
As part of ongoing series called "The Gorenman Piano Project," AU musician-in-residence Yuliya Gorenman played a recital of Schubert.
Despite renewed access to free HIV testing on campus, the number of students using this service remains unchanged from a year ago.
One of the greatest comedies on TV is in the midst of it's final season. Catch "30 Rock" on Thursday at 8 p.m.
On-campus construction will be completed on time despite flooding and lost days of work due to Hurricane Sandy.
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