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Hanson, students discuss sexual assault at long-awaited forum

By Kierstyn Schneck · Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011

In response to protests last year, Vice President of Campus Life Hail Hanson held a forum on sexual assault in conjunction with the Wellness Center.

Robert Gibbs reflects on life after the White House

By Leigh Giangreco · Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011

Students packed the University Club to hear former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs speak about his experiences working with the president and the national press.

Opinion

Eagle rants

September 20

Your Sept. 20 Eagle Rants!

Scoring Drought - Colin Seigfreid and the AU menâ€™s soccer team struggled offensively this weekend, as the Eagles were unable to score once in the two games they played this weekend.

Sports

Men's soccer shut out twice this weekend

By Chris Hall | September 20

On the eve of conference play, the Eagles were shut out twice over the weekend in tough losses to Cal State and UCF.

CLOSE CALLS - Once ranked as high as No. 8, Gina Hofmann and the AU field hockey team has lost each of the last three games by one goal. Elizabeth Vance scored Sunday in Louisvilleâ€™s 1-0 win.

Sports

Nationally ranked field hockey team drops third-straight game

By Samantha Raphelson | September 20

After being unable to capitalize on offensive opportunities for the third game in a row, the No. 17 AU field hockey team fell to the University of Louisville 1-0 Sept. 18 at Jacobs Field.

News

Student Health Center hires new staff, establishes Twitter account

By Rebecca Zisser | September 20

New staff additions at the Student Health Center will bolster the center's capacity to care for mental health issues, immunizations and routine appointments.

Opinion

Gerrymandered and (sorta) lovin’ it

September 20

New redistricting plan could mean that AU will always have a voice in local politics.

News

SG promotes school spirit with Ward Week despite low turnout

By Mishiel Ayub | September 20

Multiple departments came together to offer a variety of events during the annual Artemas Ward Week.

News

NOW President rallies against economic injustice for women

By Rohan Parekh | September 20

Terry O’Neill, President of the National Organization for Women, spoke during an AU College Democrats event Sept. 14 in Ward.

News

New Student Activities grant to cover SG campaign costs

By Zoe Crain | September 20

Candidates for some SG positions will soon be able to apply for grants to help pay campaign costs.

News

Fashion: Summer for Fall

By Madeline Beard | September 20

This year's fall looks borrow a lot from Summers past.

Sports

Eagles swept away at weekend American Volleyball Classic

By Eric Saltzman | September 20

The Eagles lost all three games they played during the weekend tournament which they hosted.

News

AU A Cappella Groups

By Maeve McDermott | September 20

Get to know AU's singing groups: Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise, Blends with Benefits and On A Sensual Note.

News

Professor, Latin American expert Jack Child dies at 73

By Paige Jones | September 20

Jack Child, a College of Arts and Sciences professor, died from complications after open-heart surgery on June 18. He was 73 years old.

Sports

Rinehardt posts strong showing at Navy Invitational

By Jack Kernochan | September 20

Senior's fourth-place finish lead women's team to an eighth-place finish as men finish fifth.

News

Honors Program task force to evaluate credit requirements

By Sarah Jarecki | September 20

The Honors curriculum may be tweaked as the program comes under scheduled review this year.

News

Task force considers all-student ANC district

By Kate Froehlich | September 20

Scheduled redistricting could change how AU students are represented in the surrounding area.

Opinion

An open letter to SG candidates

By Douglas Bell | September 20

Douglas Bell calls for real representatives in the AU student body.

OUT OF AFRICA - Jane Goodall spoke about her nonprofit youth peace program Roots and Shoots, her childhood and her work in Africa at a speaking event Sept. 18 in the Woods-Brown Amphitheater.

News

Goodall advocates for international peace

By Nicole Glass | September 20

Students and community members packed the Woods-Brown Amphitheater to hear British scientist Dr. Jane Goodall advocate for peace through her Roots and Shoots program

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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