Staff Editorial: University fails to take action over historical ties to slavery
Two years after working group offered recommendations, little progress has been made
Two years after working group offered recommendations, little progress has been made
Administration needs to actively ensure that students feel safe
Students in SIS employ harmful rhetoric toward international students from the very countries they study
Professor invades Zoom chat, prompting student outcry
El movimiento feminista decidió que era el momento de que las voces de mujeres fueran escuchadas
Individual sustainability efforts should be vetted in favor of large-scale policy advocacy
We have an obligation to seek out facts and avoid unnecessary harm
While the Mid-Semester Residential Experience is not ideal, it’s the only freshman experience we can get
Students and faculty express feelings of stress over a week of supposed repose
In pursuit of truth through discomfort
The student body is owed concrete plans for reform
Mack talks University’s slavery ties, research process and what’s left to discuss in racial conversations
Si realmente quieres ayudar, los viajes misioneros o voluntariados no son tu mejor opción
These are the steps the Counseling Center must take
The influx of financially-affluent white students entering D.C. could dilute its “chocolate city.”
Here are steps the AU community can take
AU students should follow Congressman Kim’s example
“I’m glad I can donate my money to such a worthy cause as Baked & Wired.”
The University’s theater department must make steps toward greater casting diversity
Administrators chalk it up to stellar online training course, “AlcoholEdu”