Legal News

Opinion

Opinion: Low-income students are harmed by strict grading policies

By Greta Mauch | June 22

Labor-based grading systems provide equity and empathy to struggling students

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News

AU Library honors prints by famous Japanese artist of The Great Wave

By Maria Tedesco | June 22

The prints, on display at AU, have a special connection to Japanese history and culture

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News

New Capital Jewish Museum aims to give a full picture of Jewish life in DC

By Owen Auston-Babcock | June 20

‘Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg’ exhibit visiting until Nov. 30

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Guest Columns

OP-ED: Identities: On the white entitlement to our words and truth

By Emma Hua | June 16

Our white peers are too comfortable with always receiving answers

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News

AU’s Methodist affiliation leaves students with something to be desired

By Ella Rousseau | June 16

University chaplain says Methodist affiliation promotes inclusivity at AU, but some Methodist students don’t feel University support

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Podcast

Play by Play Episode 5: Volleyball with Zeynep Uzen and Adelina Berisha

By Delaney Hoke and Penelope Jennings | June 16

Hosts Delaney Hoke and Penelope Jennings speak to volleyball players Zeynep Uzen and Adelina Berisha about their different experiences coming from Turkey and New Jersey and volleyball life on and off the court.

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Opinion

The Kogod guy who cared

By Jared Bowes | June 9

A Seagle poem

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News

DC Peace Team board member says unarmed police forces are “highly effective,” as conflicting student opinions linger

By Francine Worsoff | June 9

Experts share insights into why unarmed civilian protection, conflict mediation and relationship building can prevent gun violence in the U.S. amid rising shooting rates

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News

Peter Starr to step down as University provost

By Tyler Davis | June 7

Vicky Wilkins will serve as acting provost in interim 

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News

Growing sustainability across AU classrooms

By Kathryn LaLonde | June 7

A look into Certified Green Courses

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News

AU’s neighbors are hopeful about their relationship with the University

By Mackenzie Konjoyan and Katie Mass | June 7

Despite past conflicts, nearby residents are optimistic about working with AU on campus planning

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Opinion

Opinion: Since the fall semester, dining on campus has greatly improved

By Alana Parker | June 5

New food options have made students much happier with dining

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Sports

Lacrosse hounded by Terriers

By Penelope Jennings | June 5

Season finishes on a 7-game losing streak

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News

Comida y Comunidad: Un evento para celebrar con todos

By Sophie Cazares | June 5

AU LULAC organizó una noche para celebrar la cultura Latina y conocer nuevos miembros de la comunidad

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Opinion

Opinion: AU’s response to what happened in Kerwin Hall will not keep us safe

By Greta Mauch | May 5

Community members feel unsafe without universal screening and open communication

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Opinion

Staff Editorial: AU's lack of faculty diversity reveals wider issues

By The Eagle Editorial Board | May 5

University's inclusive excellence plan falls short for increasing student sense of belonging

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Opinion

Satire: AU administration under fire as sentient flames claim new alarm system is discriminatory

By Jared Bowes | May 5

Flames deemed "incapable of damage" due to color

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