Op-Ed
Op-ed: How to Vote for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
By Zach Ewell | 10/13/2016Zach Ewell urges voters who are discontent with the presidential nominees to vote third party.
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Friday, November 26, 2021
Zach Ewell urges voters who are discontent with the presidential nominees to vote third party.
This is a reprint of an article that first appeared in The Blackprint on Oct. 11. The original post can be viewed here. Nate Parker’s film Birth of a Nation, about Nat Turner’s 1800s slave rebellion, was released nationwide on Friday.
I believe it is appropriate, and even ironic due to the fact we attend American University, to discuss America.
Yael Shamouilian asks us to look at Israel’s message of “human kindness”
When I heard that students of color on campus were degraded because of race, I shared the disgust of the entire AU community.
Krista Chavez offers some solutions to promoting love and kindness
As graduate students gain the right to unionize, many in AU’s graduate community urge others to join them in collective bargaining
There are a lot of things you can do to receive a conduct violation at our university. I would know: as the Director of the Student Advocacy Center, I lead a team of students who work to defend those accused of committing violations.
on Shapiro defends the University response to recent racial tensions
Taylor Dumpson argues for more action in combatting racism.
The small steps AU’s administration has taken to combat sexual violence are good, but why has it taken so long to do so?
Blue Crew chairman Luke Barr urges student body to support athletes on the field
Panhellenic Council leader Sam Russell urges Greek community, freshmen to take trainings seriously
Former Cruz organizer explains why he can't support Trump
College Republicans' president explains club's decision to not endorse Trump
Kyle Alfaro believes AUCRs are ‘leading from behind’
Krista Chavez digs into new data surrounding friends and life partners with different views
As much as Congress chatters about criminal justice reform, civil asset forfeiture remains a legalized way for the government to violate Fourth Amendment rights by seizing personal property without a warrant, trial or any other constitutional protections guaranteed for citizens.
Some might equate the experience of being the editor-in-chief to running a marathon, but a marathon only lasts several hours.
I was thirteen when I first understood what the word “rape” really meant. I had read Alice Sebold’s "The Lovely Bones;" it was one of those novels that I read too early, I was too young to cope with the text.
