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AU falls three spots in national college rankings

AU dropped to 82 from 79 in the 2012 U.S News and World Report’s college rankings. AU has risen 20 spots since 1991, from 99 to 79, according to the Washington Post. U.S. News ranks colleges by undergraduate reputation, retention, faculty resources, student selectivity, financial resources and more. ...

Kane’s goal lifts AU to non-conference victory

Men's soccer beat the Virginia Tech Hokies 1-0 Sept. 27.

Women's soccer beats GWU for first time in six years

The Eagles defeated GWU 1-0 in their last game before Patriot League play begins.

Student Activity fee: who gets what?

For the first time in 10 years, AU officials are considering changing the distribution of Student Activity fees, presenting an opportunity for the money to be handed out more fairly.

Audiophile 9-27-11

Check out WVAU's new album recommendations and take a listen for yourself.

September 27, 2011

A step up from popcorn and soda

Skip the buttery popcorn and treat yourself to a dinner and a movie at any one of these locales.

Column: TIAA-CREF and justice in Palestine

Columnist Mana Aliabadi sheds some light on the crisis in Palestine and Israel in her column, "The Examined Life".

Christopher Owens, Girls create ‘magic’ for audience at 9:30 club

The indie rock band Girls attempts to attract fans at a deeper level, starting with a show at the 9:30 club.

Student leaders call for better collaboration

AU student leaders met on Sept. 21st in the Mary Graydon Center to share their various plans for the school year.

School of Communication plans move to McKinley in 2014

The Mckinley building will be home to AU's school of communications by 2014, according to the SOC dean.

AU puts on 12th Annual Human Rights Film Fest

The Center for Social Media hosts AU’s 12th Annual Human Rights Film Series which focuses on documentaies on human rights issues between Sept. 22 to Oct. 20.

H Street Festival celebrates the best of the District’s local culture with art, cuisine, music

People from all parts of the Washington D.C. area made thier way to the annual H Street Festival, on Sept. 17th. This event celebrated many local artists, including one of our very own professors.

AU considers changing Student Activity fee

For the first time in 10 years, AU is considering changes to the way it collects and distributes the Student Activity fee paid by every student.

Men’s soccer earns impressive win in first Patriot League game

The AU men’s soccer team put forth its most impressive game this season in its conference opener Sept. 24, defeating the defending Patriot League regular season champion Colgate University Raiders 3-0.

Column: You are now leaving the District

Freshman Julia Greenwald talks about what she enjoys the most about going to university in the District.

AU abroad student makes most of sticky situation in Istanbul

Madeline Wolfson took study abroud matters into her own hands by creating a program in Istanbul.