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Sarah's back: Out of office but still in the spotlight

By Leigh Giangreco · Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013

After a seven-month stint at the Victory Fund Institute, former student body president Sarah McBride returns to AU.

New public health major only requires three years to graduate

By David Lim · Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013

AU introduced the Public Health Scholars Program, a new bachelor’s degree major, this year for the College of Arts and Sciences.

Alumni discuss politics at inauguration party

By Amber Cohen · Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013

An inauguration celebration brought alumni, faculty and students to the Katzen Art Center to participate in a variety of panels, including "Gridlock on the Hill: How Congress Will Work with the President," "The Future of Obamacare" and "The Challenge of Tax Reform."

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Student Health Center sees high demand for flu vaccine

By Tori Dalcourt | January 23

The AU Student Health Center’s limited supply of flu shots is dwindling due to high demand. Approximately 2,300 influenza vaccinations have been administered to students, faculty and staff this season, according to Daniel Bruey, director of the Student Health Center. “With the media reports on ...

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AU creates sexuality and queer studies minor

By Jordan-Marie Smith | January 22

Student will be able to enroll in a minor studying sexuality and queer theory by fall 2013.

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AU's Hurricane Sandy Relief Concert collects money, canned goods

By Tori Dalcourt | January 21

Student groups raised $180 and collected canned goods at a Hurricane Sandy Relief Concert on Jan. 19 to support New Jersey and New York residents affected by the storm.

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AU residence halls prohibit subletting, even for Inauguration

By Suzanne Gaber | January 21

Those who planned to rent out their homes or dorm rooms for Inauguration are facing strict regulations.

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Over 2,000 out-of-state police officers sworn in at Bender Arena

By Samantha Hogan | January 20

The officers came from all over the country and were sworn in as U.S. deputy marshalls for the two days of inauguration events.

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Leave the backpack at home for Inauguration Day

By Lindsay Sandoval | January 20

If you don't want your chairs, food or dog confiscated at Inauguration Day, better leave them at home.

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How to get to the inaugural parade

By Tom House | January 19

Planning on going to inauguration parade? Here’s all the logistics you need to know before you head downtown and nab the best spots.

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North Hall renamed Cassell Hall

By Heather Mongilio | January 15

The building is named after the Cassell family, which donated $3 million in gifts to the University.

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SIS creates online graduate degree program

By Steven Murphy | January 13

The School of International Service and the company 2U, an online education provider, have partnered to create an online international relations masters program.

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Crime Alert: Unlawful entry on Tenley Campus

January 13

The Department of Public Safety reports that stamps and computer equipment were stolen from offices in Capital Hall.

Joe Wisniewski is sworn into office at the Washington Convention Center. He represents the Berkshire, Avalon and Greenbriar Apartments in the local Advisory Neighborhood Commission.

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AU students sworn into local office

By Tori Dalcourt | January 10

Joe Wisniewski and Rory Slatko started their two-year terms as advisory neighborhood commissioners on Jan. 9 at the first ANC meeting of the year.

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OIT renames Wi-Fi network

By Tori Dalcourt | January 10

The Office of Information Technology predicts the name change will make it easier to connect to on-campus Wi-Fi.

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Tenleytown ANC chairman announces campaign for city council seat

By Lindsay Sandoval | January 8

Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 3E chairman Matthew Frumin, who represents Tenleytown and Friendship Heights, launched his campaign for a vacant city council seat in a special election slated for April 23.

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President Obama gives a message of optimism at National Christmas tree lighting

By Peter Seremetis | January 8

President Obama and his family lit the National Christmas tree on Dec. 6 for the ceremony's 90th anniversary.

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Into to IR Research expanded to two semesters

By Amber Cohen | December 7

The School of International Service will be expanding the course “Introduction to International Relations Research” from one required semester to two semesters.

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Wellness Center releases new sexual assault information stickers

By Jordan-Marie Smith | December 7

New sexual assault stickers have blue headers and information for on-the-go students.

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J Street U holds candlelight vigil for victims of the conflict in Gaza

By Suzanne Gaber | December 7

Candles were lit in honor of the victims while Ibraheem Samirah, vice president of AU Jewish Voice for Peace, read the names of victims.

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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