Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Saturday, April 17, 2021
Since its founding in 1968, the Kennedy Political Union has become a key part of the AU community
"I can’t live under these conditions," freshman says
Butina started conversation that Alexander Hamilton Society will continue in the fall
In light of the 50th anniversary of 1968, we must utilize the D.C. Public Library’s resources to expand our knowledge of history
Despite petitions, Hurst’s belief in education for all and personal regret for his prior treatment of Blacks, Hurst founded the University as a whites-only institution, without any explicit integration policy, in 1893.
Refusing to accept meal swipes during time off hurts students
American University women’s basketball team just competed in the NCAA Tournament for just the second time in school history.
Handled responsibly, AU’s wealth can enact real change toward ending genocide
A homily delivered by Rev. Mark Schaefer at a memorial service for freshman Kenneth Clarke
“I feel like I’ve found someone who really gets me”
Let’s help Fernández bridge the gap
Five resident assistants endorse Valentina Fernández for Student Government president
The poor, the least skilled and minorities are hurt the most by minimum wage hikes
I want to talk about something that isn’t often brought up in discussions about equality: sex education.
Public transportation is a misunderstood and underappreciated public good that provides several essential services that benefit low-income communities in particular.
She is the only AU community member to receive this opportunity
The snowflake’s dilemma
As a Jewish student, I am disappointed by the school’s lack of support for our community
There are many things about American University that I’m glad aren’t replicated at my home school, The University at Edinburgh.
Professor Dan Sayers, whose work is represented at NMAAHC, writes why venue is inappropriate
