SJP's Research Director highlights the injustice in Palestine.
Wal-Mart plans to build six stores in the area in the next year despite resistance from some residents.
Recent protests against visiting speakers have crossed the line of civility.
A new center for student veterans will improve grades and increase retention.
The renovations of McKinley have been delayed until the start of the summer as they choose between nine possible private contractors.
Nine more laptops were stolen from unlocked classrooms and offices since The Eagle last reported the issue.
Department of Performing Art's production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" successfully integrates audience participation.
The Army Corp of Engineers is set to demolish an AU-owned house in May to remove munitions and debris buried under the property in 1917-18.
Barbara Romzek, a professor and administrator at the UNiversity of Kansas will become the new dean of the SPA on July 1.
Singer-songwriting duo aim to spread happiness and become famous.
The men's track team finished sixth on the back of a first place finish by Ryan Williams at the Maryland Invitational.
A look at the best moments from this year's NCAA tournament.
Swedish folk darlings team up with British rockabilly trio Peggy Sue for an intimate, exciting show at Black Cat.
A rundown of the biggest stories to watch as the baseball season starts.
Switching to a smoke-free campus is unreasonable and impractical.
Sophomore Fiona Erickson will be the next president of the Residence Hall Association.
At the risk of inciting a stampede, Nick Rangos is single, ladies. Yep, take a number. The past six months, I’ve perused Eagle Rants and noticed some reliable trends. Virgins talk about how proud they are to be abstinent (uh, no wonder they’re ranting), students vent about trying to get to the ...
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