Prompted by her passion for the environment and frustrated by the lack of legislative action, a Washington College of Law alumna opened a new grocery store in Dupont Circle featuring all-local produce and goods. As a fourth generation grocer, Danielle Vogel used her genetic legacy to put her passion ...
Campus Beautification Day, the annual planting of trees and flowers and laying of mulch around the campus, had a record turnout of 392 staff, faculty and students volunteers April 16, according to Assistant Grounds Director Mark Feist. In his 15 years at the University, Feist said he has never seen ...
SG representatives suggest a stronger presence on social media as a way to communicate goals and accomplishments to students.
Board of Trustees Chairman Jeffrey Sine announced the creation of a new position for a Student Trustee-elect, during an open forum on April 4. This position will be in addition to the current job of Student Trustee. The trustee-elect will serve a year shadowing the student trustee at Board meetings ...
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow discussed activism and war in the United States with AU students as part of her book tour on April 21 in Bender Arena.
A new social sorority chapter from the National Panhellenic Conference will join AU
A new Leo Tolstoy statue will be placed outside the library.
Social Media Club held its third annual learning summit, educating SOC faculty and students about social media.
Aramark will replace Bon Appétit as food provider while Starbucks and Elevation Burger will replace McDonald's and Tavern, respectively.
David Axelrod discussed youth involvement in politics here at AU and opened his speech with a word of support for the victims of the Boston bombings.
Student Government is collecting signatures for a petition calling for the creation of a "Socially Responsible Investment Committee."
“When you work in social justice you start supporting others because it’s hard to get support. It’s important to learn about issues, and when you learn, you’re able to outreach, and that’s what it’s all about.”
“Students from New England are showing their love for the city of Boston and are proving we all will be resilient in the wake of this event.”
Honor student challenges the changes to the Honors Program by conducting her own survey.
The Undergraduate Senate increased next year
AU Student Government and other campus organizations must pay the Department of Athletics a $1,000 space reservation fee when working with outside organizations to use Bender Arena for events.
KSB graduates move away from government jobs.
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