New sexual assault health educator hired
The Wellness Center filled the newly created position of sexual assault health educator Sept. 23.
The Wellness Center filled the newly created position of sexual assault health educator Sept. 23.
Faulty online Student Government ballots are causing a delay in the announcement of which write-in candidates earned Senate seats in the fall election.
Meet Deon Jones, also known as Mr. South Side. Jones, a freshman in the School of Public Affairs, was chosen by the A Voice 4 U campaign to represent ANC 3D 07, where 90 percent of residents live in AU’s South side residence halls. • ANC candidates canvass, rally support
Two Israeli and Palestinian student leaders from the OneVoice movement told their personal stories of conflict, reconciliation and the ongoing effort for peace.
A new student group at AU is looking to take the creative efforts of students to make a difference in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Capitol Hill.
When Yuzzy Gaina Dubuisson moved to the U.S. from her birth country of Haiti at age 7, she left behind friends and family. The AU student did, however, bring a strong sense of Haitian pride and a belief in empowering youth and women to her new home.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is planning several improvements to its red line service to be completed by 2040, a WMATA official said during a public meeting Thursday.
AU and the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority are expected to approve a contract this week to install a machine to refill SmarTrip cards in the AU Campus Store, according to Metro Information Specialist Angela Gates.
The Capital Bikeshare program installed a rack with 15 bicycles that are available to rent on Massachusetts Avenue across the street from the Katzen Arts Center Sept. 24.
For the fifth year in a row, the “AU Fights AIDS” team was the largest university team at the annual AIDS Walk Washington Saturday. This year’s team had the largest number of students to date, with over 400 registered participants. The team raised over $12,000 this year, while last year’s participants raised nearly $15,000, according to Liz Bayer, the director of Women’s Initiative’s HIV/AIDS Taskforce.
Women’s Initiative will set up tables and activities promoting women’s reproductive and breast health. Students can participate in a dunking booth, condom crafts, Coca Cola giveaways and cookie decorating, among other projects. Also, feminist icon Gloria Steinem will speak to students about her experiences fighting for equality. In addition to gender issues, Steinem studies race caste systems, conflict resolution and indigenous culture.
A new club this year, AU Fights Homelessness and Hunger, is determined to help local community members in need of food and shelter.
The leaders of AU's OneVoice club discuss their club's role.
The A Voice 4 U campaign canvassed the neighborhood and held a kickoff event Sunday.
AU student groups will now be able to apply for larger budgets monthly instead of annually, according to AU Club Council Chair Katelyn Hurley.
The A Voice 4 U campaign selected Deon Jones on Thursday to run for the Advisory Neighborhood Commission district encompassing AU's South side of campus, ANC 3D07.
The Student Government announced the fall election results on Wednesday night, including the contested positions of Class Council for the Class of 2014, senators for each AU school and senators at-large.
Tyson Slocum fears the U.S. is overusing oil and wants individuals to change their mindset about energy efficiency and clean energy, he said at a speaking event for the AU Roosevelt Institute on Tuesday night.
Members of the AU administration stressed that new changes to the Student Conduct Code are being made with students’ best interests in mind at a Conduct Code Town Hall Wednesday night.