University administrators search for permanent CFO
Assistant treasurer named interim CFO, AU holds memorial service for Myers
Assistant treasurer named interim CFO, AU holds memorial service for Myers
AU’s services will be limited during second snow day.
The University will offer limited on-campus services due to the snowstorm on Feb. 13.
The Kennedy Political Union hosted candidates looking to gain the Democratic Party’s nomination.
The University lost last year’s No. 2 slot to University of Virginia.
Board of Elections releases polling times for spring elections
On-campus eatery Megabytes opened a day after it temporarily closed due to health code violations.
The columnist and author will speak at AU next week.
Students will not be able to wait in line for more than 30 minutes before Founder’s Day tickets are disbursed.
AU Student Health Center began offering evening hours again.
The Housing and Dining program will offer two new meal plans next year.
The Eagle took a preview tour of the on-campus Starbucks before it opens next week.
Tickets will be distributed in person from Feb. 3 to Feb. 14
A network outage caused several on-campus services to stop working.
Rick Treter, AU’s Director of Residence, steps down after 16 years at the University.
Alpha Xi Delta is the newest chapter on campus due to heightened interest in greek life at AU.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will add new rail cars that are safer and more comfortable.
Social fraternities or sororities not for you? Check out four professional greek organizations on campus to join.
AU College Democrats will host two political speakers at kickoff event on Jan. 26.
AU students kicked off Martin Luther King Jr. Week with a day of service as students volunteered at non-profit organizations throughout D.C.