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SG pilots myImpact platform to track community service hours

The SG's Community Service Coalition is the first collegiate organization to use the system, developed by an AU alumnus.

Ariana Stone

SG changes election rules, looks to avoid last year's confusion

Senate candidates can now spend $60 on campaigns — up from $50 — and executive candidates can now spend $300 — up from $250.

AU to enable GPS tracking for shuttles

Students will soon be able to access information about the location of the AU shuttle buses online and from their cell phones.

Christopher Snyder

Samuel Abraha

MSNBC's Chris Matthews: Put partisanship aside to get work done

Chris Matthews, the MSNBC host, spoke in Bender Arena Tuesday night, saying excessive partisanship "disrupts the system." Matthews, the Kennedy Political Union's first speaker of the year, was a political aide before entering the world of journalism.

SG, Office of Campus Life sponsor seventh annual CIVITAS week

The seventh annual CIVITAS week begins Monday.

Women's volleyball beats Campbell and William & Mary to take Colonial Challenge

AU’s women’s volleyball team was victorious in two matches on Saturday, beating Campbell 3-2, and then beating William & Mary, 3-0 to win the Colonial Challenge. Eagles’ senior Magdalena Tekiel was named the tournament’s MVP.

Louisville tops AU in field hockey, 2-1

The AU field hockey team was unable to sustain an early lead against Louisville on Sunday as the team lost to the Cardinals 2-1.

Undergraduate Senate approves new election handbook, increasing spending limits

Senate candidates can now spend $60 on campaigns — up from $50 — and executive candidates can now spend $300 — up from $250.

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Op-Ed: How you can help on Labor Day

For many college students, Labor Day means the end of a summer job (or summer fun), the start of a new school year, and perhaps the kickoff of the college football season.

Hilda Solis

Letter to the editor: Pacifism 'not to be taken out with the trash'

This is a response to Michael Dranove's inane commentary on the uselessness of pacifism. As a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and a graduate student in the USFP program at the School of International Service, I could not disagree with Mr. Dranove more.

Aug. 30, 2010

Students work on plan to give AU ANC representation

A group of students unveiled a new initiative aimed at getting AU student representation on the local Advisory Neighborhood Commission.