The Eagle Editorial Staff takes on the Princeton Review's recent ranking of AU as a "value" school.
The Eagle Editorial Staff discusses its recent findings about health policies at other D.C. universities.
There once was a tale of a mighty group that came together and created the best student newspaper across all the land. We kicked them out because they were a bunch of dorks and decided to change things up a bit, and this is what you get. If you don't like it, well, we guess that is your problem.
Just a reminder to the University community that this is our annual April Fools issue. This year we have expanded to four fun pages allowing our edition to overflow with hilarity. This is all done in good fun and no harm is meant by it, so enjoy, and don't sue. For those of you looking for the regular issue that came out today, it will go online tonight as April Fools day comes to a close. Enjoy our coverage of the lighter side of AU.
The Eagle editorial staff discusses Mike McNair's position as full-time director of public safety.
"One time I switched my sister's shampoo with dog shampoo." - John Simmons is a sophomore in CAS. "My mother short-sheeted my bed." - Caitlin Vinson is a sophomore in CAS. "I told my sister that her ex-boyfriend was in love with her again. He really called the next day to tell her that and she didn't believe him.
Left columnist Corey Parker on the Bush administration's position on terrorism, and its response to related criticism.
The Eagle editorial staff discusses McDonalds phasing out its supersize meals in response to lawsuits.
Columnist Michael Inganamort discusses declining media attention to terrorism, a critical issue in the 2004 election.
Nate Beeler's political cartoon for March 25, 2004
The Eagle editorial staff discusses the removal of a breastfeeding photo from a photography exhibit in the School of Communications.
The Eagle editorial staff comments on the RIAA hitting an obstacle in its anti-piracy campaign.
Six American University students asked if they're excited for the Cherry Blossom festival.
This week's political cartoon from Ed Sack of the Star Tribune
The Eagle editorial staff comments on the birth control availability issue on campus, and discusses its ramifications for students' well-being.
The Eagle editorial staff discusses recent court decisions on Spam and junk e-mail.
Conservative columnist Josh Kraushaar discusses reality TV and the student elections in this week's The Right Campus
For me, the past year at The Eagle has been at turns fun, stressful, educational, and above all worthwhile. I became editorial page editor with the mandate to redesign the page, to get more and better contributors and to have regular columnists. I think I've succeeded in improving the page, and I hope that regular readers are happy with the difference between how the page looked in the beginning of the year and how it looks now.
Six students asked if the legal battle against Spammers is AU's business
Solutions by The State News