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Students at the AU College Democrats State of the Union Watch Party on Jan. 24 were ecstatic about Obama’s condemnations of rising education costs and increasing student loan interest rates.
For international students, the search for a job in the U.S. is filled with financial and legal obstacles, at times making the job hunt even more challenging than the experience of their domestic counterparts.
The residents of the fifth floor of Hughes have been taking care of four goldfish used in a Delta Gamma recruitment ceremony and later abandoned in the Hughes Formal Lounge.
AU's Center for Teaching, Research & Learning wants professors to be able to use online tools such as Blackboard, Wimba, Facebook, and blogs in the case of a snow day, illness, conference, or other emergency.
AU will begin renovations to McKinley Hall, the new home of the School of Communications, sometime this week, according to University development officials. However, officials have not yet decided on a specific start date.
AU’s Board of Trustees play an essential role in ensuring that the university functions efficiently, yet many AU students have no idea who they are and what they do.
The Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3D elected Commissioner Stu Ross as their Chair on Jan. 11, replacing former Chair Tom Smith. Smith served as Chair for the maximum of two terms, a period of two years.
Adam Hasler has co-owned a coffeehouse, held an apprenticeship in Buenos Aires and waited tables in Boston while waiting to hear back from MIT for grad school.
The Student Government Undergraduate Senate declared that Chairman of the Judicial Board Anthony Dunham is not guilty of negligence of duty at their Jan. 30 meeting. Dunham will continue to hold his position as Chairman of the Judicial Board.
The constantly struggling NBC spy comedy ended right with its series finale on Jan. 27.
Cinematography and acting carry this movie despite cliché characterizations.
Solutions by The State News