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Why WONK failed

A look at what went wrong with the infamous and ubiquitous campus branding campaign.

Fall films to deliver playful puppets, bold blockbusters

With school back in session, it's time to plan your weekends for the semester. To help you out, the Scene breaks down some of the hottest movies coming out this fall. From Sherlock Holmes to The Muppets, there's guaranteed something worth using up that Regal gift card leftover from your birthday.

We the Kings coming to AU

The popular rock group will perform in Bender Arena with Ben Kweller Sept. 9.

Field hockey loses battle of top-15 teams

Despite very similar preseason rankings, the field hockey team lost by three points to Old Dominion University in first game of the year.

AU students celebrate MLK legacy at memorial

Despite the official dedication ceremony being postponed due to hurricane Irene, many AU students have already visited the new MLK memorial on the national mall.

Going out: D.C. arts events for the week of Aug. 31

Welcome Week is over, and, with the start of classes, comes your chance to start exploring the city. The D.C. fall arts season is just beginning, so take advantage of the best concerts, plays and other arts events D.C. has to offer this week.

August 30, 2011

Staff Ed: AU’s new diversity brings rewards, challenges

The Eagle Editorial Staff examines diversity at AU.

OIT introduces eaglesecure

The Office of Information Technology’s recent establishment of a new wireless network, eaglesecure, aims to make on-campus Web surfing faster and easier.

Lumpkins departure to MLB is not a good deal for anyone

Star basketball player signing with the Kansas City Royals makes little sense and could spell disaster for the men's basketball team.

AU administration, SG welcome freshmen at opening convocation

Freshman students were welcomed to AU with pomp and circumstance Aug. 26, as they processed into Bender Arena for the Convocation ceremony accompanied by bagpipes, the AU pep band and school deans in their academic robes.

A global mentality: post-9/11 beyond our own backyard

On the 10th anniversary of 9/11, it's time to analyze the impact of the attack on a global scale.

Op-ed: Student rights: what all new and returning students should know

Students can turn to the Student Advocacy Center to know their rights and avoid conflict with University staff.

AU men’s soccer ties No. 15 Ohio State

AU men's soccer tied with the Ohio Buckeyes in Pennsylvania on Saturday.

AU student heads to where East meets West

A columnist finds herself at a crossroads while studying abroad in Istanbul, Turkey.

Mulhern’s first career goal leads AU past Wildcats

The Eagle's Women's Soccer soared past University of New Hampshire's Wildcats in Vermont.

SOC, SPA deans to step down at end of school year

School of Public Affairs Dean William Leogrande and School of Communication Dean Larry Kirkman are stepping down from their positions at the end of the school year, according to announcements released by Provost Scott Bass this week. In a memo sent to the AU community on Tuesday, Bass said Leogrande, ...