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The National Museum of Women in the Arts hosts grand reopening

By Walker Whalen · Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023

After closing in 2021 for renovations, the museum reopened to the public in October

Students stage anniversary protest against University inaction on sexual violence

By Walker Whalen and Tyler Davis · Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023

“What we should not be doing is standing here a year later fighting for our rights again.”

BREAKING: University announces major renovations to TDR beginning in December

By Kathryn Squyres · Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023

TDR to temporarily close in mid-April for construction

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Students demonstrate on campus in support of Palestine

By Walker Whalen , Tyler Davis and Owen Auston-Babcock | November 14

Protesters gathered at SIS, MGC to call for University acknowledgment of “genocide”

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Student staff in the School of Communication raise concerns about scheduling cuts

By Tyler Davis | November 13

Concerns include classroom environment, equipment and job security

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‘We have blood on our hands’: Pro-Palestine protesters call for ceasefire in Gaza

By Abigail Hatting and Zoe Bell | November 13

Thousands of protesters gathered in D.C. for largest U.S. demonstration to support Palestinian people

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BREAKING: University identified and removed person of interest from campus in Leonard Hall sexual assault investigation

By Owen Auston-Babcock | November 10

University implementing recommendations for promoting campus safety

Columns

Editor’s note: Palestine walkout coverage

By Abigail Pritchard , Kate Corliss , Tyler Davis , Zoe Bell and Jordan Young | November 10

Updates to our Ethics Code

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Navigating a post-affirmative action era, POC students turn to affinity organizations

By Oni Chaytor | November 10

Student campus leaders discuss their organizations’ work and ways the University can support POC students

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Día de los Muertos: una celebración en AU

By Aline Behar Kado | November 7

El Center for Student Involvement en conjunto con el Club Mexicano organizó un evento para celebrar la tradición y cultura de Día de los Muertos

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Students stage walkout to support Palestine: ‘How can we be normal when people are facing genocide?’

By Kate Corliss , Tyler Davis and Zoe Bell | November 6

Members of Students for Justice in Palestine call for President Burwell to release statement condemning civilian attacks

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Student Government and Office of Equity and Title IX host open forum

By Payton Anderson | November 6

Students shared their thoughts on the University’s Title IX resources at a town hall

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Dive into the alternative music scene at The Atlantis

By Tyler Davis | October 30

The newly opened music venue pays a visual homage to the original 9:30 club

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BREAKING: ‘Hateful and threatening’ anti-Palestinian note found in Palestinian staff member’s office

By Isabelle Kravis | October 25

University is collaborating with FBI on investigation

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BREAKING: Burwell announces new vice president of inclusive excellence and continuing acting provost

By Samantha Margot | October 24

Vicky Wilkins to serve as acting provost and Nkenge Friday as vice president of inclusive excellence

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The rapid rise of Noah Kahan

By Olivia Wood | October 24

How the folk pop singer-songwriter’s popularity is a sign of the times

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Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosts National Coming Out Day fair

By Anna Peed | October 24

CDI stands featured LGBTQ-related historical information, games and merch

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BREAKING: Swastikas and ‘Nazi slogan’ found on doors of Jewish students’ rooms in Letts Hall

By Jordan Young | October 20

Incident marks the third year in a row that antisemitic vandalism has been found in a first-year residence hall

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BREAKING: AUPD officers to start carrying Narcan

By Jordan Young | October 19

University also looking into potentially providing naloxone boxes on campus

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AU Alumna finds new ways to educate DC students with Raising A Village

By Phillip Kulubya | October 19

Jalessa Hall’s nonprofit organization provides effective K-12 tutoring with help from AU students

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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