Hefty tuition fees shut out many potential students.
Depression is not feeling sad. Depression is not feeling down about a test or about something that happened at work.
AU Students for Israel find Israeli events a great way to open discussion.
“While students celebrate Israel, we mourn.”
I’m going to admit something to all of you that I probably shouldn’t admit in print.
Stop jumping the gun on fossil fuels and focus on developing alternatives.
Professors, don’t assign me something if I don’t need to read it.
The AU student body should not have to dig for information on the well-being of their classmates, let alone the status of their own safety.
Three writers give their thoughts on the effects of the disease.
There’s one thing AU is undeniably lacking: a common room for students to hang out in.
Zachary Andrews gives his thoughts on fairness of U.S. judicial system.
There’s one thing AU is undeniably lacking: a common room for students to hang out in.
Columnist Rathna Muralidaharan celebrates our freedom to read in light of Banned Books Week.
AU is acting like the Frank Underwood of universities.
Partnership with Nationals hurts school’s image rather than helps.
The administration should expect to continue to be held accountable by its students in the future.
Shelby Ostergaard questions AU’s commitment to sustainability.
AU’s white students need to make a conscious and deliberate effort to listen to the voices of their non-white classmates.
Columnist Glenn Holmes asks students to be more tolerant of other’s beliefs.
AU students aren’t very good at math. Shelby Ostergaard reflects on why.
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