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Planned Parenthood and AU Students for Choice assembled $600 worth of Ramen, the same amount of money as a year's worth of birth control.
Stef Gray, an alumna of Hunter College, brought a petition against Sallie Mae Feb. 2 in protest of their "unemployment fee."
Four AU students are taking on childhood obesity in D.C.’s poorest neighborhoods. Students from AU’s chapter of the Public Relations Student Society will fight childhood obesity throughout February as part of a national public relations competition. The campaign, “Youth for Choice: Challenge ...
Program will combine resources from SOC and Kogod.
A list of places to buy last-minute valentines gifts from organisations on campus.
The Undergraduate Senate allocated more than $36,000 to various organizations.
President Neil Kerwin held a town hall-style meeting where students voiced their concerns on a variety of issues.
Brett Atanasio, Speaker of the Undergraduate Senate, is undergoing an approval process to become the student representative on the Board of Trustees. Atanasio beat out nine other candidates for the nomination.
WAMU moves into a bigger building to accomodate larger operation.
Several AU students crashed Palin's speech at CPAC as part of an Occupy protest.
AU College Democrats and AU Students for Liberty together screened the film "I.O.U.S.A", a film about the current budget deficit. Employees from a company featured in the film gave a talk to the audience after the screening.
Union representatives and the University gear up for possible adjunct unionization.
AU Players took a look at the raunchier, lesser-known writings of the beloved poet.
Mission Improvable released a laughter-inducing video that lampoons AU's local stereotypes. However, the classic "improv troupe geek" stereotype is conspicuously absent.
The candidacy for president shouldn't be a millionaire's club.
British indie-pop duo delivered tracks from their debut album "Welcome to Condale" Feb. 9.
AMC's The Walking Dead brings the zombie genre back to life.
Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.
Solutions by The State News