Alfonsi, Mulhern help Eagles break out of rough stretch
Women's soccer pulls out of a losing streak with a win over a Howard and a tie against George Washington.
Women's soccer pulls out of a losing streak with a win over a Howard and a tie against George Washington.
Bob Dylan, Dave Matthews Band release new albums, Pixar announces a "Nemo" sequel, and everybody goes crazy over "Gangnam Style" in this week's top entertainment stories.
In response to rumors that he was moving to New York, Chef Geoff Tracy says he isn't leaving.
The Obama Administration has not made us post-racial, but it has allowed us to see that the roots of racism are so thick that even a black man in the White House cannot easily change the paradigm and allow the dream to live.
Adult Swim offers late-night dark humor.
New shuttles AU shuttles will be built with better handicap ramps.
In a survey of smartphone users, SOC professor Jan Boyles found that many have taken precautions to preserve their privacy.
This falls hottest trends aren't just on the runway or even online - they're on campus.
Top 5 songs of the week include picks from Kid Cudi, G.O.O.D. Music, and Frank Ocean.
American University moved up to number 77 out of the 218 schools ranked in the U.S. News and Report's annual "Best Colleges" list.
Students deserve to know about the soil contamination around campus and should have a say on what actions are taken.
Thirty faculty members plan to create a task force to address employee childcare and gender discrimination.
Recent speech by Nicholas Kristof reminds columnist of an inspiring story of female triumph in from her past.
Panera Bread in Tenelytown still doesn't accept, Eaglebuck$, but the company is looking into making it a future possibility.
The Eagle's lost to West Virginia 2-0 in their last game before Patriot League play begins this weekend.
AU alumni asserts that being distracting doesn't make something newsworthy.
Husband and wife indie-pop team talk to the Eagle in anticipation of their Oct. 8 show at Rock & Roll Hotel.
Bouncing back from season-opening losing streak, the Eagle's have won three of their last four games, due in part to an increased amount of shots on goal.
Soil with elevated levels of arsenic in the Spring Valley neighborhood was removed by the Army Corp of engineers.