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American University’s acceptance rate nearly doubles for the Class of 2025

By Kathryn Squyres · Monday, May 1, 2023

A deeper look at AU’s admissions

When it comes to faculty diversity, students and faculty say AU has more work to do

By Mariana Trujillo and Katie Mass · Monday, May 1, 2023

As AU measures ‘Inclusive Excellence’ progress, students find representation falls short in the classroom

AU ANC commissioners bring student voices to DC politics

By Abigail Hatting · Monday, May 1, 2023

“I’m young. I’m still a college student. But I do feel like I can at least try to make an impact in the community.”

News

Student organizations highlight a lack of intersectionality in campus activism

By Isabella Brown and Tyler Davis | May 1

Although some student organizations make an effort to include a diversity of voices, many still feel that political activism on campus overlooks marginalized groups

News

With small numbers, AU STEM students find community

By Zoe Bell | May 1

"I think that AU has an increasing focus on becoming a STEM school."

News

La Grandeza de la Cumbia

By Silvio Guzman | April 28

El Ritmo Universal de Latino América

News

Student organization frustrated as budget requests are denied

By Tyler Davis | April 28

Issues with CSI communication leave students feeling helpless about funding requests

News

Smaller faith groups suffer from low participation on AU’s campus

By Caleb Ogilvie | April 28

“Unless you’re one of the larger faith communities, it’s almost impossible to attract new students unless they search for you.”

News

BREAKING: AUPD opens investigation into suspicious activity in Kerwin Hall

By Owen Auston-Babcock | April 27

The University is encouraging anyone with information to contact AUPD

News

Another reason an on-campus ANC race tied 1-1? Incorrect ballots

By Gabe Castro-Root | April 27

Several AU students were accidentally given ballots for the wrong neighborhood commission seat in the November election

Features

AU Students and faculty reflect on threats to higher education

By Samantha Skolnick | April 27

The recent rejection of a potential AP African American Studies course is one example of efforts to exert control over education

News

Non-citizens will be able to vote in DC starting next year

By Abigail Hatting | April 26

A bill finalized last month will allow all permanent residents, including undocumented immigrants, to vote in the city’s municipal elections

News

Leonard Hall renovation project to begin in May

By Clair Sapilewski | April 26

The renovation includes layout changes to bathrooms and lounges as well as updates to residence hall rooms

News

AU Kitchen workers demand higher wages with UNITE HERE local union

By Abigail Hatting | April 25

Compass workers across DC are organizing to negotiate new contracts with higher wages

News

Students and advocates aren’t satisfied as University’s Community Working Group on sexual violence nears final recommendations

By Walker Whalen | April 25

Outside organizations levy criticism, students claim they are mistreated at meetings

News

Club Perfil: El Club Cultural Mexicano une a la familia mexicoamericana dentro AU

By Sophie Cazares | April 24

Este nuevo club quiere transformar la imagen de México y ayudar a construir comunidad

Advancing Diversity in College Admissions Panel

News

Two Supreme Court cases may threaten current admissions policies at American University

By Kathryn Squyres | April 24

‘Advancing diversity in college admissions’ panel explores the legal and political history that led to this moment

News

Investigation opened into Tenleytown building collapse

By Gabe Castro-Root | April 21

The Department of Buildings is working to determine why the wall of an under-construction building gave out

Investigation

“Bare minimum of legality”: Students, faculty and staff face ongoing challenges with campus accessibility

By Walker Whalen | April 21

Issues with accommodations and building accessibility have created barriers for community members with disabilities

People stand near the Tenleytown Metro stop in 2014.

News

With a rise in metro crime, AU students reflect on their transportation

By Samantha Skolnick | April 20

Life after WMATA derailment

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.

Solutions by The State News