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AU student to serve on local advisory board

By Rebecca Zisser | July 25

Kathryn Tinker, a senior in the School of International Service, was recently appointed to the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3E01, becoming the third AU student to be elected as a member of the ANC. Tinker was sworn in on June 28. Her jurisdiction includes parts of Tenleytown and Friendship Heights . ...

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Woman sexually assaulted near Greenberg Theater

By Amber Cohen | July 18

Correction appended A woman walking on Wisconsin Avenue shortly before midnight on Tuesday was sexually assaulted. The suspect “approached her from behind, forced her behind a building and sexually assaulted her,” according to a crime alert issued by AU two days later. The assault occurred on ...

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Survey paves road forward for SG agenda

By Chloe Johnson | July 13

Student Government will determine this year’s agenda based on the results of the organization’s July 8 survey. “We wanted some concrete info going into next year,” SG Secretary Rosemary Cipriano said. “It [the results of the survey] will help us put together advocacy for the upcoming year.” A ...

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Bike lanes on New Mexico Avenue one step closer to completion

By Heather Mongilio | July 13

Bike lanes on New Mexico Avenue, near AU’s main campus, may become a reality after a showing of local political support. The Advisory Neighborhood Commission for Ward 3D, a group that can recommend public policy changes in the area, voted to support the construction of the lanes at a July 10 meeting. ...

The Berkshire apartment complex down the street from AU closed its popular convenience store June 1.
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Berkshire store may be evicted from property

By Sam Bermas-Dawes | July 13

The Berkshire Food and Drug store may be legally evicted in court later this month by following its refusal to leave the property. Gables Residential real estate company, which manages the Berkshire Apartments, may have to explore legal options to regain access to the space, according to School of ...

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New bill aims to reduce Tenleytown parking congestion

By Lindsay Sandoval | July 13

More parking spaces will become available for Tenleytown drivers if the D.C. City Council passes a bill curbing spillover traffic from new construction projects. The Neighborhood Parking Protection Act of 2013 would ban construction companies from issuing parking permits to future tenants, preserving ...

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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