Salsa lost its license and closed May 31, due to failure to control the rodents.
Workers began to remove some piping insulation and floor tiles that contain asbestos in Letts Hall
EurAsian Hotpot Noodles and Tapas filled the empty spot May 10 vacated by Tenleytown restaurant Neisha Thai Cuisine.
Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy shifted his administration's policy toward peace as he delivered his commencement speech to AU's graduating class of 1963. Kennedy gave his "Strategy of Peace" address on June 10, 1963 while the United States was in the midst of a stalemate with the Soviet ...
Faculty may not teach Massive Open Online Courses, according to a memorandum released by Provost Scott Bass May 8.
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Nearly a year after Armand's Chicago Pizzeria shut its doors at 4231 Wisconsin Ave., Nando's Peri-Peri restaurant has announced plans to take over the building.
The Eagle will select students with the
A photo of 2010 SIS graduate Von Gerik Allena has been turned into a popular meme.
CAS freshman Gray Leonard was charged with destruction of property worth under $1,000 in connection with the vandalism of the Coca-Cola vending machines in Ward Circle Building.
Tau Kappa Epsilon International closed AU's chapter of the fraternity on April 25, effective immediately due to a "demonstrated absence of strong and responsible leadership," according to TKE International Chief Executive Officer Shawn Babine.
Stacks of the latest issue of The Eagle have disappeared from the stands the morning of April 25. An investigation is ongoing.
AU's chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon is the subject of a University hazing investigation for the second time in the past year, according to members of the fraternity. Some of the alleged hazing includes forcing pledges to march 10 miles, drink alcohol and smoke marijuana.
Alpha Xi Delta will be the newest National Panhellenic Council social sorority to start at AU next year, according to Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life Curtis Burrill. The sorority is the newest NPC addition to the University since Chi Omega joined in 1993. “This is really exciting,” ...
A group of students protested on April 24 against the University’s decision not to renew the contract of Assistant Professor Jeffrey Schaler. Schaler taught in the Department of Justice, Law and Society starting in 1990, according to his university profile. During this time, he received a mix of ...
Interim At-Large Councilmember Anita Bonds will keep her seat on the D.C. Council for the next term, beating out five other challengers in a special election on April 23. Bonds, the D.C. Democratic Party chair and former senior government official under former Mayor Marion Barry, assumed the temporary ...
Residence Hall Association president-elect Alex McQuade resigned April 21 to accept a position as a resident assistant in Nebraska Hall, according to an RHA press release. This resignation triggered a special election for his replacement that will be held between April 25 and 26. The RHA constitution ...
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.
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