Chemical remnants of war scattered across campus, Spring Valley neighborhood
In a photograph dated 1918, a World War I Army sergeant stands over a row of ceramic jugs and wooden barrels, lined up near a gaping hole in the ground.
In a photograph dated 1918, a World War I Army sergeant stands over a row of ceramic jugs and wooden barrels, lined up near a gaping hole in the ground.
Housing and Dining Programs will hold its first Project Move-Out Community Sale this week in an effort to reuse goods and eliminate waste in AU residence halls and offices.
The AU Debate Society was ranked No. 7 in the country, the highest ranking in the club’s history.
The part-time sexual health educator position in the Wellness Center will become a full-time position May 1 with additional duties for sexual assault services.
Manya Friedman was 13 years old when the Nazis invaded Poland in 1939.
Congressional cuts to the year-round Pell Grant program could have a ripple effect for American students even if they are not eligible for Pell Grants.
The Undergraduate Senate confirmed next year’s executive branch April 17.
All six AU students studying abroad in Syria have safely returned to the U.S. following their evacuation April 15.
On-campus property theft was higher this fall semester than spring, which is consistent with trends from the past two years, according to Manager of Patrol Operations Cpt. Norman Bailey.
Bob Schieffer, Sen. Richard Lugar, Vera C. Rubin, Aaron S. Williams, Gene Sperling and Stephen N. Zack will be AU's commencement speakers this year. AU announced today that Schieffer would speak at the School of Communication's graduation ceremony, Lugar for the School of Public Affairs, Rubin for the College of Arts and Sciences, Williams for the School of International Service, Sperling for the Kogod School of Business and Zack for the Washington College of Law.
Rep. Jim McGovern of Massachusetts believes that despite the influx of information about genocide around the world, the Holocausts of today are still largely ignored.
Six AU students studying abroad in Syria will be mandatorily evacuated from the University of Aleppo on Friday.
The Undergraduate Senate allocated more than $619,920 to student government departments and organizations for the next school year.
This is an increase from 29.5 percent for the class of 2014.
The Undergraduate Senate passed a resolution April 10 expressing support for a mandatory online sexual assault education course.
A Student Government resolution recommending AU invest in U.S. companies that are based in or invest in Israel failed after contentious debate April 10.
AU students did not receive text message and e-mail alerts about a “dangerous chemical spill” in the Beeghly Building for more than an hour after the building was evacuated April 7.
The Army Corps of Engineers’ contractors were excavating World War I chemicals on the South side of campus in 2003 when they made a puzzling discovery. Near the Child Development Center, the Army Corps unearthed the rusted frame of a four-door sedan, manufactured in the 1920s.