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(Courtesy Barbara L. Salisbury/Mary Cheh's office.)

Mary Cheh ends reelection bid as DC Council hopefuls jockey for position

By Gabe Castro-Root · Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022

The Ward 3 Councilmember, who has served since 2007, will no longer seek another term

School of Education receives $5 million grant to close the equity gap for Black and Latina women

By Daniella Jimenez · Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022

The donation helps efforts to make early childhood education more equitable for DC residents

University freezing student accounts for those without boosters as of Monday

By Abigail Pritchard · Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022

Consequences for non-compliant faculty and staff remain unclear

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Circulating photo of Sylvia Burwell unmasked at fundraising event was taken outside, officials confirm

By Zoe Bell | February 21

Social media post sparks student outcry

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Washington College of Law invites Representative Jamie Raskin to introduce his new book

By Mina Allen | February 21

Raskin discusses trauma and democracy in the newly published book

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Founders Week explained: A guide to one of the University’s most notable traditions

By Abigail Turner | February 21

The celebration will look different this year because of operational and COVID-19 related changes

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Founders director Jeremy Ward is revamping the University’s annual celebration

By Abigail Turner and Vera Tsang | February 18

Founders Week to focus on individual and AU-wide community building

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Southeast Asia Student Network offers a chance for students to explore their identities

By Maya Cederlund | February 17

Curious students of all backgrounds are encouraged to join, celebrate and learn more about Southeast Asian culture

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The Indigenous Initiative: Carving out space for Indigenous students

By Isabella Brown | February 17

Students created the organization to represent and advocate for Indigenous students and communities

Coronavirus

Only half of spots fill for AU’s Mid-Semester Residential Experience

By Ben Johansen | February 17

Students cite financial concerns, cheaper off-campus housing in decision

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Arts and science students reflect on beginning the semester virtually

By Eliza DuBose , Sara Winick and Anna Woodward | February 16

Students grapple with everything from engagement in lab classes to hybrid music lessons

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Housing and Residence Life raises hourly wage for desk receptionists by $1.50

By Olivia Alafriz | February 15

The change applies only to night shifts and will last one semester

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Writer and public speaker Monica Lewinsky discusses cyberbullying and social media in virtual event

By Fariha Rahman | February 14

Kennedy Political Union and Women’s Initiative hosted the conversation with SOC professor

Features

AU senior finds passion and purpose in DC Reads

By Mackenzie Konjoyan | February 11

‘It’s something that I know I am making difference in my community’

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Former Israeli Vice Premier speaks to American University students

By Ellie White | February 11

‘Israel as a Jewish Democratic State: Vision and Challenges’ lecture draws concern from student organizations

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TDR hears student feedback at first Dining Advisory Board meeting of semester

By Maeve Fishel | February 10

AU Kitchen admin discussed sustainability and dietary restrictions

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DC Representative Norton speaks about DC statehood and COVID-19 at ANC meeting

By Abigail Pritchard | February 10

Norton addressed locals’ concerns and getting Build Back Better passed in the Senate

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Some students encounter challenges seeking federal work-study jobs during the pandemic

By Phoebe Damsky | February 10

Unresponsive bosses and a lack of support from the University contribute to problems, students say

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Lift Our Voices co-founders speak on forced arbitration, nondisclosure agreements

By Ellie White | February 9

Women & Politics Institute hosts Women on Wednesdays webinar

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Metrobus resumes full service after month-long route reduction

By Gabe Castro-Root | February 9

As Omicron wave eases, bus drivers are returning to work

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