The Board of Trustees assembled Thursday and Friday for their annual orientation and meeting. Chairman Gary Abramson met with The Eagle to talk about what the Board discussed during the closed session and what they plan to do this year.
The Inter-Fraternity Council hopes to place a member of greek life on the Student Conduct Advisory Board before the spring semester.
Next fall, the School of International Service will allow 25 entering freshmen to complete a bachelor’s degree in three years and a master’s in four.
Housing and Dining Programs and 2FIX recently repaired multiple facility concerns in Roper Hall that residents have had since the hall opened on Sept. 7.
Fourteen freshmen are campaigning for five class senator spots in this fall’s Student Government election. But towards the bottom of the ballot, only two candidates are listed as vying for the 10 open junior and senior positions.
On Thursday, more than 100 students, faculty, staff and alumni came together to celebrate the new School of International Service building.
This year’s Artemas Ward Week was successful in bringing together the AU community with the theme, “Revolutionize the Battle,” taking the week to a larger scale than in the past, Student Government Vice President Maia Tagami said.
The manufacturer of SmarTrip cards will soon cease the production of the technology embedded in the cards, according to a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesperson.
The heads of the Student Government and greek community groups have decided to increase communication and share resources to strengthen their initiatives.
TBD.com and AU celebrated the kickoff of their new partnership with a launch party on Tuesday night in the Katzen Arts Center.
"I just feel so horrible that I've betrayed all my colleagues and the administrators of the University," former Washington College of Law employee Martine Tavakoli said after receiving a sentence of 12 months and one day in prison for her theft of almost $400,000.
“Vote bots” overtaking campus, Greek life and Student Government officials working together, students switching their registration from their home residence to D.C. — it’s all part of the A Voice 4 U campaign to bring student representation to the ANCs that cover our campus. • Watch the video of the "vote bots" here!
Each side submitted sentencing memoranda in the case of former Washington College of Law employee Martine Tavakoli. Tavakoli pled guilty to stealing almost $400,000 over six years.
The newly appointed Student Government Director of Military Affairs hopes to make a difference here on campus as well as in a country halfway across the world.
A newly renovated campus building debuted as a residence hall with slightly-larger-than-average rooms Sept. 7. Clark Hall has over 50 beds.
Environmental and civil rights advocate Van Jones addressed the importance of making new “green jobs” to save both the environment and the economy at a Kennedy Political Union event last Wednesday night in the Mary Graydon Center.
The Office of Sustainability hired 13 students to promote green living in residence halls. Their duties will include sorting waste to assess campus consumption.
The theme of this year’s Artemas Ward Week, “Revolutionize the Battle,” is meant to revive the tradition of friendly competition in the AU community, according to Student Government Vice President Maia Tagami.
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