One woman production depicts epic 'love story'
Solo performance offers a glimpse into pre-state Israel through the eyes of one young woman.
Solo performance offers a glimpse into pre-state Israel through the eyes of one young woman.
McDowell residents, frustrated with the double-swipe security system installed in the hall this summer, have ripped out elevator card readers on three separate occasions during the first two weeks of class.
Words fall in and out of vogue faster than last season’s new black. Language changes with the times, but in a larger sense than in the way slang changes from generation to generation. I’m talking about actual linguistic shifts in what words we use to express ourselves, not just “rad” or “cool” or “groovy.”
The Office of Sustainability reached into the past graduating classes of AU for their new outreach specialist.
After a 5-year stint at Al Jazeera English, class of 2011 AU alumnus Ayman Mohyeldin has taken a job as NBC's foreign correspondent to Egypt.
AU is now home to the Pie Club, a group that will discuss, eat, make and celebrate all that is pie.
AU is home to four a cappella groups, all of which boast major talent and gloriously punny names. AU a cappella is completely student-directed, and the groups have performed around D.C., released albums and opened at major D.C. concerts. Whether you're new to the D.C. music scene or are a concert-going ...
One student responds to David Finkel's challenge to find a bias in summer reading book "The Good Soldiers."
In midst of unemployment over 9 percent, it's clear that the nation's economy has a lasting problem and Obama hopes that this is the answer. Should AU students nearing graduation get their hopes up? Or is the proposal unlikely to improve the employment outlook. Our Quick Take columnists and guests weight in:
New movie from Lionsgate Film offers a glimpse into the struggle both in and out of the ring for modern, cash-strapped fighters.