Opinion
Op/ed: ‘Apartheid Wall tells 1,000 lies’
By Gabe Duec | 02/26/2014Israel’s democratic principles and universal suffrage disprove SJP’s cries of “apartheid.”
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Sunday, April 11, 2021
Israel’s democratic principles and universal suffrage disprove SJP’s cries of “apartheid.”
The difficult path to peace in the Middle East can do without this sort of empty vilification.
A committee made up of representatives from Student Government, Student Media Board and AU Club Council are trying to redistribute the fee.
A student looks at how the campus community feels about the smoking ban.
Director of Founder’s Week Abigail Finn defends the current system of ticket distribution.
College Democrats and College Republicans joined forces with several other student organizations to shine light on the US-Israeli relationship.
SG President Patrick Kelly states faith in the ability of Student Government, regardless of who wins the special election for Vice President.
Two members of SG Vice President’s cabinet decline to endorse a candidate for the special election.
Two members of SG executive board endorsed Ray Bowman’s VP campaign based on his promises and past experiences.
Joe Ste.Marie describes Don Myers’ great contributions to the University, including making AU financially stable, and his personal interactions with the Chief Financial Officer before his recent death.
SPA graduate student Phil Cardarella speaks to why SPA students will miss SPA Associate Dean Maragaret Weekes.
Quick Take columnist Katlyn Hirowaka argues that a student lounge is the perfect fit to replace SOC on the third floor of MGC.
Sophomore Zachary Blaifeder responds in an op/ed about how Palestinians and Israelis should work together to build peace in the Middle East.
Members of the Jewish community at AU address Andy Wallin’s column on the anti-abortion debate.
AU Students for Choice respond to Andy Wallin’s column last week on the anti-abortion movement.
Bryan Paz, a current Senate member, wants more women to apply for Senate positions.
Senior Hank Pin questions columnist Andy Wallin’s conclusions in his last column about education in the Middle East.
Ryan Stanley explains how the Antideficiency Act of 1884 is behind the government shutdown.
President Barack Obama’s appointment of Janet Yellen to the Federal Reserve Chair last Wednesday was significant for reasons beyond its historic implications.
The campus group Fossil Free AU outlines their plan to create a fossil fuel free University within the next five year.
