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

By Jordan Young · Friday, Oct. 20, 2023

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

BREAKING: AUPD officers to start carrying Narcan

By Jordan Young · Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023

University also looking into potentially providing naloxone boxes on campus

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

By Phillip Kulubya · Thursday, Oct. 19, 2023

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

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Exalumnos y estudiantes se conectan en los eventos del Multicultural Alumni Reunion

By Phillip Kulubya | October 18

La celebración del MCAR del sábado fue una tarde de música y networking para exalumnos y estudiantes de la AU

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Alumni and students connect at Multicultural Alumni Reunion

By Phillip Kulubya | October 18

Saturday’s MCAR celebration was an afternoon of music and networking for AU alumni and students

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World Culture Festival comes to National Mall for three-day celebration of diversity and unity

By Ava Agostinelli and Sanya Bathia | October 17

Festival chooses U.S. capital as host location for the first time, drawing thousands of attendees

Features

Wednesday farmers’ market welcomes local businesses to campus

By Payton Anderson | October 17

AHealthyU’s weekly farmers’ market hosts an assortment of local vendors

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‘This phobia is not something new’: CRGC panel discusses Islamophobia and surveillance in the US

By Payton Anderson | October 17

Art exhibit accompanies conversation on how anti-Muslim narratives have persisted throughout American history

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AU students stand divided at rally for Israel

By Tyler Davis , Zoe Bell and Lydia LoPiccolo | October 13

Demonstrators and counter-protestors gathered on the quad to show support for Israel and Palestine

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DC said goodbye to its giant pandas at National Zoo’s ‘Panda Palooza’

By Nicole Flanagan | October 11

Pandas at the Smithsonian National Zoo are heading back to China in December

Investigation

Blue light tower malfunctions contribute to a ‘false sense of security’

By Izzy Fantini and Owen Auston-Babcock | October 11

Eagle investigation shows that multiple blue light towers have been malfunctioning for over a month

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BREAKING: Burwell announces administrative promotions, retirements

By Jordan Young | October 10

Seth Grossman to become vice president and chief administrative officer

Investigation

Act 2: Theatre students call for systemic action from the DPA, beyond current efforts

By Hannah Langenfeld | October 10

‘It starts with a mindset change’

Investigation

Act 1: Theater students allege incidents of racism and ignorance in the Department of Performing Arts

By Hannah Langenfeld | October 9

The Theatre Program works to take action on increasing diversity and addressing student concerns

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University releases budget report for 2023-24 fiscal year with $30M projected shortfall

By Abigail Hatting | October 6

$1.74 billion budget approved by the Board of Trustees

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BREAKING: Fall 2023 Student Government election results

By Anna Peed and Jordan Young | October 5

Students voted to pass referendum calling for student representative on Board of Trustees to be given voting power

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New referendum aims to grant voting power to Board of Trustees’ student representative

By Anna Peed | October 5

An unprecedented change to the Board position may be imminent

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BREAKING: University considers arming AUPD

By Penelope Jennings | October 4

Morgan State shooting prompts question

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The Square and the two spoon theory

By Samantha Skolnick | October 4

D.C.’s newest food hall opened downtown on Sep. 5

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Former U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios talks women on currency, U.S. semiquincentennial at Hispanic Heritage Month event

By Samantha Skolnick | October 3

Rios said that AU students should take an ‘introspective journey’ through college years

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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