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The Square and the two spoon theory

By Samantha Skolnick · Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023

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

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

By Samantha Skolnick · Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023

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

Wesley Lowery ushers in a new era for SOC’s Investigative Reporting Workshop

By Phillip Kulubya · Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023

The new executive editor of the workshop walked students through the writing process for his new book on America’s racial issues

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Jamie Raskin talks impeachment, the future of democracy and a Republican ‘cult’ at SOC town hall

By Isabelle Kravis | September 20

‘We need to stand up for democracy and freedom, and people can’t be afraid.’

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Students scrambled to find COVID-19 tests as vending machines were out of service, one for nearly two weeks

By Ella Rousseau , Kathryn Squyres and Owen Auston-Babcock | September 15

AU most recently restocked the machines with new tests on Sept. 11

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What’s new with dining at AU?

By Kathryn Squyres | September 11

An overview of new dining options and the decisions behind them

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As her presidency comes to a close, Sylvia Burwell reflects on her time at the University

By Abigail Pritchard | September 1

Burwell reflects on promoting students’ mental health in her time at AU

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Resourcefulness and luck: the Class of 2024 talks finding community despite an online start

By Ella Rousseau | August 28

Incoming seniors completed freshman year through a screen. What are the long term effects of such a nontraditional start to college?

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BREAKING: Burwell to step down as University president at the end of coming year

By Abigail Pritchard | August 8

Burwell announced Tuesday that her seventh year as president will be her last

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American University to end race-conscious admissions post Supreme Court ruling

By Kathryn Squyres | July 18

The AU community analyzes the court’s decision

Features

We Are Artistic creates a supportive environment for young artists across the globe

By Tyler Davis | July 14

Membership spans from D.C. to India and Sri Lanka

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AU dining workers win new contract after months of negotiations

By Abigail Hatting | July 12

New contract includes $20 minimum wage, free healthcare and paid parental leave

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The Board of Trustees meet for the last time in the 2022-23 school year

By Samantha Skolnick | July 6

New chair and vice chair named

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New Capital Jewish Museum aims to give a full picture of Jewish life in DC

By Owen Auston-Babcock | June 20

‘Notorious Ruth Bader Ginsburg’ exhibit visiting until Nov. 30

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DC Peace Team board member says unarmed police forces are “highly effective,” as conflicting student opinions linger

By Francine Worsoff | June 9

Experts share insights into why unarmed civilian protection, conflict mediation and relationship building can prevent gun violence in the U.S. amid rising shooting rates

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Peter Starr to step down as University provost

By Tyler Davis | June 7

Vicky Wilkins will serve as acting provost in interim

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AU’s neighbors are hopeful about their relationship with the University

By Mackenzie Konjoyan and Katie Mass | June 7

Despite past conflicts, nearby residents are optimistic about working with AU on campus planning

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Comida y Comunidad: Un evento para celebrar con todos

By Sophie Cazares | June 5

AU LULAC organizó una noche para celebrar la cultura Latina y conocer nuevos miembros de la comunidad

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Bridget Trogden named new dean of undergraduate education and academic student services

By Abigail Turner | May 4

Trogden will follow Dean Jessica Waters, who is stepping down from the role

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Profs and Pints: Evento sobre la crisis en Brasil y Perú

By Aline Behar Kado | May 4

Profesor adjunto de American University, Fulton Armstrong expusó sobre las crisis políticas en Latino America, enfocándose en Brasil y Perú

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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