Op-ed: New ban, same Islamophobia
Trump’s third travel ban still targets Muslims, writes Michael T. Barry Jr.
Trump’s third travel ban still targets Muslims, writes Michael T. Barry Jr.
This September has seen one deadly and destructive hurricane after another.
The Eagle’s staff is committed to supporting Jewish students and students of color
Campus resources aren’t just for undergrads
17 years later, AU is only beginning to stop Epsilon Iota
We are part of the AU community, yet we must separate ourselves to cover it fairly
Sports are full of polarizing figures, but rarely are any of them related to you by blood.
One of the many assets that universities in the U.S have to offer is the ability to pick and choose exactly what you want to study.
A couple of months ago, I was talking to a friend about the American Health Care Act, Paul Ryan’s egregious Republican health care bill that hadn’t yet passed the House of Representatives. At one point during our conversation, she said to me something along the lines of, “Healthcare is a right, which means it must be made affordable by the government.
The national debt is frightening, Natalie De Vincenzi writes
Punishment on the basis of politics sets dangerous precedent, writes Chris Whitbeck
Sonikka Loganathan reflects on cultural differences between United States and India
Mark Lu argues that institutions are increasingly at risk of cyber attacks
Fallon Forbush criticizes AU's decision to keep professional journalists off campus
Jordan Barth advocates for healing within AU community
The American University Alumni Board expresses thanks to the former president for his leadership
Society’s misconception of mental health is unhealthy, Julia Gagnon writes.
Julia Gagnon wants you to understand how patriarchal systems affect men
Faculty and staff urge administration to address academic needs and safety of Black students
Students deserve a safe ride home