Staff Editorial: Financial aid switch could deter prospective students
Merit-based aid is often what brings students to AU in the first place.
Merit-based aid is often what brings students to AU in the first place.
Two very late goals pushed the Eagle's past the Navy Midshipmen on Oct. 20.
Wins over Holy Cross and Army pushed the Eagle's to third place in the Patriot League.
The AU Club Council started two new grant programs this year to promote multicultural engagement, community service and interaction between clubs.
Veterans at AU are experiencing delayed GI Bill payments due to a surge of returning soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq.
We deserve to know what goes into our food.
The class will be in the American Studies program of the College of Arts and Sciences (AMST-330-005).
D.C. Chillin’ brings you a list of apps to enhance your smartphone usage in the District.
School of International Service senior Daniel Leon spoke about his hardships as an undocumented immigrant and his struggle to gain residency at a panel on Oct. 22.
This week, WVAU DJ's recommend Titus Andronicus, A.C. Newman and Ty Segall.
If students approve new constitution, the AU Student Association will replace SG.
Four students claim that Public Safety officers hid their laptops during a fire drill in Leonard Hall.
In an ongoing effort to accomodate students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, AU has been shifting funds from merit-based scholarships to need-based aid.
Shuttle Bus No. 103 experienced “minor engine problems” on Ward Circle on Oct. 20 at 12:30 a.m., according to Assistant Director of Facilities Management Mark Feist.
How studying abroad can shape your style.
To alleviate parking problems, the Dept. of Homeland Security will be moving its headquarters to the St. Elizabeths campus in Congress Heights.
Lance Armstrong is just another in a long-list of athletes who tarnished their reputations with performance enhancing drugs.
Too often, we view people with disabilities as lacking something when really we should be redefining what it means to be "normal."
Tuition is rising, and financial aid doesn't have the time or money to catch up.
The Eagle's earned a spot in the Patriot League Tournament as they prepare for their last game of the regular season.