The same crane that damaged the flag pole on the Main Quad caused a depression in the pavement outside the Mary Graydon Center, according to AU officials.
Just before 7 p.m. on March 16, two dozen students unexpectedly rose out of the crowd in the Mary Graydon Center and broke out into dance.
Students looking to log into their my.american.edu portal will now be prompted to choose between that and the new myau.american.edu portal in a “parallel phase” where students can choose to use either the old or new portals.
Student Government presidential candidate Zachary Lancet’s campaign promise to improve the Student Health Center might become a necessity if he gets his way.
AU Scholar in Residence Kate Frank has an insider’s perspective on the strip club industry.
Students running for a position on the Residence Hall Association executive board will see a contested race this year.
All four students studying at Waseda University in Tokyo have voluntarily evacuated the city, according to AU Abroad Senior Adviser Ethan Merritt.
Two Student Government presidential candidates have been sanctioned by the Board of Elections, in a move that will halt their campaigns for most of the few remaining hours before voting.
Campaigns are not the only ones liable for what they do during election season. One student organization and one campaign violated election regulations during the endorsement process.
AU Abroad recommends that AU students studying abroad at Waseda University in Tokyo be voluntarily evacuated.
Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, believes last year’s healthcare legislation is an abomination to the American dream.
Since the start of campaigning Monday, the Board of Elections has sanctioned one candidate and warned several others for violations.
This story is the second in a series investigating World War I-era chemical weapons and equipment buried under AU’s campus and in the Spring Valley neighborhood.
Student groups cannot reserve the Letts Sky Lounge anymore, after it sustained nearly $5,000 worth of damage last semester, according to Housing and Dining Programs officials.
The Mudbox and Ward Café will no longer be taking credit or debit cards beginning today, according to owner Tom Gera.
AU sent its first charitable estate planning eNewsletter to alumni and other community members as part of a new effort to engage alumni with their alma mater.
Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Tom Smith spent $3,000 of his own money during the November elections, mostly on legal fees, according to D.C. Office of Campaign Finance documents.
Green roofs are being installed on four roofs on the Mary Graydon Center and the entire upper roof of the Ward Circle Building, according to Chris O’Brien, director of Sustainability.
The Campus Store will undergo renovations to the clothing section, eFollett book pickup and registers, according to Store Manager Kristi Cole.
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