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Alumni dish out career advice at informal dinners with students

By Samantha Hogan · Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011

In a series of five special dinners with a various range of AU alumni, students are eligible to get first hand conversations with wonks in their chosen field of study.

SOC, SPA establish search committees to find new deans

By Lawrence Kubil · Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011

Two of AU's academic schools, SPA and SOC are creating search committees to scope out new deans, respectively.

Department of Transportation voices support for AU Campus Plan

By Lindsey Anderson · Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011

After a full study of the plan, the District Department of Transportation has thrown their support behind AU's Campus Plan and offered several suggestions.

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Eight fraternities sanctioned for Welcome Week parties

By Paige Jones | September 27

Eight of the 12 fraternities at AU are in warning status for hosting parties and transporting freshmen during Welcome Week. The fraternities failed to meet Student Activities Minimum Chapter Standards of Fraternities and Sororities: “Chapters are not permitted to invite new students to parties/events ...

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Veterans share Iraq War stories with College Writing classes

By Iulia Gheorghiu | September 27

In a link to the freshman summer reading, "The Good Soldiers," AU Veterans and the College Writing Program teamed up to bring student veterans to the classroom to share their war experience.

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Workers praise factory that makes AU Campus Store apparel

By Alex Greco | September 27

Two employees from the Alta Gracia factory in the Dominican Republic visited campus to talk about how working in the United Students Against Sweatshops-sponsored factory has changed their lives.

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Students launch AU branch of Her Campus

By Alex Greco | September 27

Two students have established an AU chapter of the popular "colegiette" lifestyle and entertainment blog.

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'MAP-WORKS' program gives freshmen resources for college success

By Mishiel Ayub | September 27

The new online program could help freshmen assess how well they're adjusting to college life and offer a link to AU resources.

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All-AU ANC district approved

By Paige Jones | September 26

AU students now have a seat on the Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3D, while Letts, Clark and Roper Halls will reside in 3D02.

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Rep. Schock recounts young start in civil service, Congress

By Zoe Crain | September 26

Rep. Congressman Aaron Schock of Illinois came to AU to speak to the College Republicans in the Mary Graydon Center.

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Students look for peace solutions in Israel-Palestine simulation

By Rebecca Zisser | September 26

Students were given a glimpse into the complexities of a real-life issue during the AU Negotiation Project's simulated Israel-Palestine negotiation.

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Rep. Schock describes path from school board to Congress

By Zoe Crain | September 24

Rep. Aaron Schock spoke about going from school board member to the youngest representative in Congress in a Sept. 20 speech sponsored by the AU College Republicans.

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Hanson, students discuss sexual assault at long-awaited forum

By Kierstyn Schneck | September 20

In response to protests last year, Vice President of Campus Life Hail Hanson held a forum on sexual assault in conjunction with the Wellness Center.

HOT OFF THE PRESSES - Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs spoke to AU students in the University Club in MGC on Sept. 19 about his experiences working with President Obama and interacting with the media.

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Robert Gibbs reflects on life after the White House

By Leigh Giangreco | September 20

Students packed the University Club to hear former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs speak about his experiences working with the president and the national press.

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Student Health Center hires new staff, establishes Twitter account

By Rebecca Zisser | September 20

New staff additions at the Student Health Center will bolster the center's capacity to care for mental health issues, immunizations and routine appointments.

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SG promotes school spirit with Ward Week despite low turnout

By Mishiel Ayub | September 20

Multiple departments came together to offer a variety of events during the annual Artemas Ward Week.

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NOW President rallies against economic injustice for women

By Rohan Parekh | September 20

Terry O’Neill, President of the National Organization for Women, spoke during an AU College Democrats event Sept. 14 in Ward.

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New Student Activities grant to cover SG campaign costs

By Zoe Crain | September 20

Candidates for some SG positions will soon be able to apply for grants to help pay campaign costs.

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Professor, Latin American expert Jack Child dies at 73

By Paige Jones | September 20

Jack Child, a College of Arts and Sciences professor, died from complications after open-heart surgery on June 18. He was 73 years old.

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Honors Program task force to evaluate credit requirements

By Sarah Jarecki | September 20

The Honors curriculum may be tweaked as the program comes under scheduled review this year.

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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