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A celebrated sculpture will call AU home

By Grace Harman · Monday, Dec. 12, 2022

‘Marabar’ sculpture given a second life across from Katzen

SPA Political Theory Institute holds discussion to critique anti-racism as practiced today

By Kathryn Squyres · Friday, Dec. 9, 2022

Columbia professor said he views modern anti-racism ‘as a religion’ to accept without question

The people who find, investigate and sue polluters on the Potomac

By Gabe Castro-Root · Friday, Dec. 9, 2022

With threats to the Clean Water Act looming, the Potomac’s riverkeepers are at risk of losing a key tool for protecting DC’s watershed

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AU Pride teaches LGBTQ+-related sign language at Queer ASL Night

By Kendall Thompson | December 8

LGBTQ+ ASL seminar spreads awareness about Deaf community and culture

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More recent food safety inspections reveal health code violations in Mary Graydon Center and Starbucks

By Jordan Young | December 7

Reports show violations that were previously fixed to be out of compliance with health regulations again

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National Cathedral honors Matthew Shepard with newly dedicated portrait

By Clair Sapilewski | December 7

The portrait was presented in the Cathedral’s Crypt as part of a day of events reflecting on his life

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Second major development to bring hundreds of apartments to Wisconsin Avenue

By Gabe Castro-Root | December 6

Upton Place will open next year with new shops and a variety of amenities for residents

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Features

Art Club at AU promotes arts access at Mosaic Painting Event

By Kathryn Squyres | December 1

The club’s mosaic fundraiser will send proceeds to students in Kenya to assist in arts education

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AU announces plan to increase transparency on dining issues after facing violations of health and safety regulations

By Zoe Bell | December 1

Plan includes posting health and safety inspections and reports and addressing findings from DC Health, officials said

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Graduate student petitions for WMATA to repair Grosvenor-Strathmore station elevator

By Clair Sapilewski | November 30

Elevator rehabilitation at the Metro station has prevented disabled passengers from accessing the platform for months

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Recent health inspections cause dining dilemmas

By Jordan Young , Liah Argiropoulos and Mariana Trujillo | November 29

Students grapple with health concerns when eating on campus

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Students and faculty unite at summit on fostering Indigenous spaces at AU

By Maeve Fishel | November 28

The dialogue sought to build community and highlight the work that needs to be done

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Women & Politics Institute analyzes midterm elections during Women on Wednesdays series

By Walker Whalen | November 21

Panelists discussed top issues for female voters, women running for office

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Author of ‘Hands Up, Don’t Shoot’ offers solutions for police brutality at book talk

By Ella Rousseau | November 21

Talk addressed protests, defunding the police and policy recommendations at Metropolitan Policy Center event

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Lockdown in Tenleytown area lifted after gunshots reported outside of Jackson-Reed High School

By Jordan Young | November 18

Increased security around the Frequency Apartments, Tenleytown metro and WCL throughout weekend

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CEO and Fortune 500 leader Thasunda Brown Duckett announced as Fall Commencement speaker

By Jordan Young | November 15

Duckett will deliver address to 850 graduates and receive an honorary degree

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Students walk out to protest University’s response to sexual violence

By Sarah Mattalian , Kate Corliss , Abigail Turner , Maeve Fishel and Abigail Hatting | November 14

‘AU is not in the business for caring for its students. AU is in the business for caring for its reputation’

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AU Pride hosts town hall meeting regarding recent bathroom changes

By Abigail Hatting | November 14

Students gathered to express concerns over removal of multi-stall gender-neutral bathrooms on campus

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Students split on new Metro bill amid widespread delays

By Ella Rousseau | November 11

A $100 SmarTrip stipend in the DC Council bill is enticing for some, while others disagree with the proposition

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Palestinian poet Ghadeer Malek speaks on fighting against colonialism through writing

By Maeve Fishel | November 10

The activist shared her poetry and described how she deals with self-doubt

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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