Legal News

Hughes Hall women’s bathroom closed for four days

The women’s bathroom on the fifth floor of Hughes Hall closed for four days due to flooding.

Kerwin appointed to US-Pakistan Women's Council

AU President Neil Kerwin will serve as a co-chair on the newly-founded U.S.-Pakistan Women’s Council with Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues Melanne Verveer.

Shakespeare gets 'supernatural' spin from AU Rude Mechanicals

Shakespeare may have brought these different people, styles and acts together, but it’s the intimate relationship of the theater troupe that pulls the show together.

AU implements pilot composting program

Starting this month, ten departments on campus will pilot a composting program as a precursor to a campus-wide organic waste collecting program.

Staff Editorial: Student Government deserves praise for Turbovote

If students are not registered to vote, we cannot consider ourselves members of a politically active university.

Audiophile: 10.4.12

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

TV Pick: Scandal

New show based on WCL graduate another triumph for "Grey's ANatomy" creator.

Op/Ed: Pine rushed to judge student body

In her criticisms of the Eagle and its reporters, Professor Pine made hasty conclusions that she should reconsider.

October 4, 2012

Campus groups emphasize disability rights

The Disability Rights Coalition held an event called "Indivisible" on Sept. 26.

Tenley campus to be renovated despite ANC opposition

Although the Tenleytown Advisory Neighborhood Commission voted against plans for Tenley campus renovations, the plans to renovate will move forward with the approval of the D.C. Historic Preservation Review Board.

McDonald powers AU to win in PL home opener

Dale McDonald’s 44th-minute goal propelled the Eagles past Bucknell, 1-0, at Reeves Field Sept. 29.

Smartphone app provides sexual assault resources for D.C. universities

New app U ASK DC is the result of eight area universities coming together to provide easier access to sexual assault resources for students.

Alcohol violations drop, burglaries rise in 2011

Drug abuse and liquor law violations dropped at AU in 2011 while burglary increased, according to the University’s Annual Security Report.

Frugalista offers first-rate brands, disappointing prices

Small thrift store Frugalista in Mount Pleasant offers great atmosphere and selection but relatively high prices.

Students face the inevitable smoking ban

If both smoking and non-smoking students could get together and discuss ideal locations for smoking areas, we could have a reasonable solution to a now relevant and inevitable discussion.

Minors unfairly imprisoned as adults

In honor of National Youth Justice Awareness Month, Deon Jones highlights the pplight of the thousands of children being held in adult jails and prisons across the country.