Legal News

Pondering the dangers of wireless

Maybe I’m paranoid. Maybe the incessant humming is all in my head. Maybe my knowledge of telecommunication radiation is equivalent to archaic dial-up.

Greeks look to gain voice on Conduct Board

The Inter-Fraternity Council hopes to place a member of greek life on the Student Conduct Advisory Board before the spring semester.

Five questions with Jonnel Clothier

Five questions about AU Central for Jonnel Clothier, director of AU Central.

Letter to the editor: Changing voter registration no laughing matter

I’m writing because I feel that the front page cover of the September 21 issue of The Eagle misrepresents the purposes of the student-led effort to have a student representing American University on ANC 3D. The column identifying the “steps” to vote improperly depicts this campaign as though it were a one-time stunt that students should not take seriously, which is the exact opposite of what the purpose of this campaign is about. Here’s what the column says:

SIS to offer 3-year B.A. program

Next fall, the School of International Service will allow 25 entering freshmen to complete a bachelor’s degree in three years and a master’s in four.

Newly-opened Roper Hall maintenance problems fixed

Housing and Dining Programs and 2FIX recently repaired multiple facility concerns in Roper Hall that residents have had since the hall opened on Sept. 7.

Few upperclassmen choose to run for SG Senate seats

Fourteen freshmen are campaigning for five class senator spots in this fall’s Student Government election. But towards the bottom of the ballot, only two candidates are listed as vying for the 10 open junior and senior positions.

New SIS building dedicated in ceremony featuring NBC's David Gregory

On Thursday, more than 100 students, faculty, staff and alumni came together to celebrate the new School of International Service building.

Revitalized Ward Week makes 'splash' with revolutionzed events

This year’s Artemas Ward Week was successful in bringing together the AU community with the theme, “Revolutionize the Battle,” taking the week to a larger scale than in the past, Student Government Vice President Maia Tagami said.

SmarTrip-embedded technology to be discontinued soon

The manufacturer of SmarTrip cards will soon cease the production of the technology embedded in the cards, according to a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesperson.

Sept. 28, 2010

SG, greek life plan to increase collaboration

The heads of the Student Government and greek community groups have decided to increase communication and share resources to strengthen their initiatives.

Laura Beck

Eagles dominate Bucknell in men's soccer victory

More than 1,000 fans turned out to watch AU’s men’s soccer take down the Bucknell University Bison Saturday. This success bodes well for The Eagles at the start of the competition that some call “Patriot League Wars.” The team will be up against Virginia Tech on Tuesday and Army the following weekend.

Women’s soccer takes down Vermont to bring win streak to three

The AU women’s soccer team (3-8) extended their winning streak to three games after defeating the University of Vermont Catamounts 2-1 Sept. 24.

Women's volleyball takes down Patriot League foes

The AU volleyball team got off to a great start in Patriot League play this past week by going on the road and defeating both the Bucknell University Bison and the Colgate University Raiders in its first two conference clashes.

Blue Crew 2 extends school spirit to AU alumni

Just over five years ago, AU had a dying student section at sporting events. Enter Joe Vidulich.