Faculty beat staff in annual Faculty vs. Staff Basketball Classic
AU faculty and staff went head to head during the annual Faculty vs. Staff Basketball Classic Oct. 11.
AU faculty and staff went head to head during the annual Faculty vs. Staff Basketball Classic Oct. 11.
AU Students for Israel will not engage in ATV's program focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict because it creates a hostile environment.
ANC 3E's rejection of moving the law school to Tenley Campus is both perplexing and frustrating.
This past year saw a decrease in fire-related incidents, though cooking-related incidents increased.
On-campus vehicle theft, hate crimes and alcohol and drug abuse violations increased from 2009 to 2010, while burglary and sexual assault rates decreased, according to the Department of Public Safety’s annual security report. All Tenley Campus crime rates decreased.
Check out WVAU's new album recommendations and take a listen for yourself.
A user-friendly guide to a Sunday stroll in Eastern Market.
Teach For America will host a panel at AU, to speak about the current state of the U.S. public education system.
A review of the film "The Ides of March" based of the play "Farragut North" by Beau Willimon.
Ire is likely to convince few people in a debate, so tell them they're wrong in the right way.
The Au One World Initiative brought members of Invisible Children as well as a Ugandan refugee to screen their new documentary.
Columnist hopes that the spirit of Occupy Wall St. and Occupy D.C. spreads to Brazil's capital.
AU women's field hockey defeated College of the Holy Cross 4-0, and continued their 4 game winning streak.
The Department of Public Safety announced the appointment of Daniel R. Nichols as the new Director of Public Safety on Oct. 10.
There si a rise in graduate school applications at AU.
Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., spoke at AU.
The men's soccer team scored three goals in the finial minutes of a game against the Army Black Knights.
Many AU students joined crowds at McPherson Square and Freedom Plaza as part of Occupy D.C.
In memorial of Al Davis, longtime Oakland Raiders owner Ben Lasky reviews the highs and lows of this controversial figure.