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Students react to D.C. earthquake

American University evacuated all on- and off-campus buildings for a short period of time following a 5.9 magnitude that rocked the eastern United States Tuesday. No one on campus was injured in the earthquake and there was no apparent damage to any AU buildings, according to emails from the University. The ...

8-23-11

Letter from the Editor

A message from The Eagle's Editor in Chief, Lindsey Anderson.

An underground guide to D.C.

There is one thing that you’ll hopefully have mastered at the end of your four years: the Metro. If you Haven’t ridden it, never fear, the Scene is here to help you take a tour of D.C., courtesy of all the Metro has to offer.

August 23, 2011

More than a title: what 'most politically active' campus should mean

AU lost the title of "Most Politically Active" campus this year. What does this loss mean and why do we fight for the title? Eagle Editorial Page Editor Joe Wenner takes a stab at answering these questions, giving us hope for regaining our past position.

DPS reports higher transport, theft rates during Welcome Week

Welcome Week may be known for its parties and celebrations, but all the fun may come at a cost for new and returning students. There are about twice the weekly average number of transports and alcohol and drug violations during the first week of the semester, according to Adam Cooper, AU’s Public ...

Sneak peek of fall for AU athletics

The beginning of the school year means sports are about to kick back into high gear, so here’s a preview of AU’s five fall sports teams.

Consumer Reports: The best AU has to offer

Ever wondered where to get the best coffee on campus? How about the best place to crack a book without being interrupted? Or maybe you're a health-food nut, looking for a way to avoid TDR's mac & cheese on a Wednesday afternoon? Whatever you're looking for, The Scene has picked out the best of the best.

A guide to D.C. sports

The Eagle's Ben Lasky outlines the disappointing prospect for D.C. sports teams this season.

A guide to the Editorial page

Editorial Page Editor Joe Wenner explains the ins and outs of his section of the paper.

AU updates dining options on and off campus

From increased seating in TDR to new vendors in Tenley, AU is expanding options for diners. Read the full fall guide including exploring the music scene, explanations of AU's administration and the low-down on student leaders.

A guide to student leaders on and around campus

From recruiting captivating speakers to planning festivals to rallying and educating students, here are some Eagles you’ll see flying around campus making it happen.

AU athletes to watch out for this year

With the AU sports teams preparing for another season of action, let’s take a look at some of the impact athletes for the upcoming year.

AU ranks as fifth most politically active college

Once ranked most politically active campus in the country, AU has fallen to number five on that list.

Get to know The Eagle’s Quick Take columnists

This year, The Eagle is introducing the Quick Take. The online-exclusive content features columnists who get together each week to write about one topic from different viewpoints. Read more about each columnists, what they did this summer and what they think this generation should be concerned about. Nick ...

Meet the duo behind The Eagle’s Sports section

Tyler Tomea — Sports Editor Junior from North Caldwell, N.J. Most Heartbreaking Loss: St. Louis Cardinals over New York Mets in Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS Carlos Beltran played six and a half years for the Mets, and he’ll be remembered for one thing: watching a curveball hook over the outside corner ...