Political indifference just ends up making you look lame and ignorant.
Reflect on what you do and don’t do when interacting with Aramark workers. We have the opportunity to respect their contributions through recognition or to reinforce student-worker hierarchy through our uncertain silence.
Artificial dyes have caused bees to produce neon honey.
Between 2004 and July 15, 2,409 civilians were murdered in Pakistan by U.S. drone strikes.
Fraud is a serious matter, but making disabled citizens pay for parking is not the way to prevent abuse.
Although a recent Eagle article highlighted the low membership of PartnersAU, the club was still able to accomplish a lot in their first year.
American University recently announced that the AU shuttles are making the switch to biodiesel fuel. This week, the Quick Take addresses the issue of if this is an appropriate use of university resources.
If students are not registered to vote, we cannot consider ourselves members of a politically active university.
In her criticisms of the Eagle and its reporters, Professor Pine made hasty conclusions that she should reconsider.
If both smoking and non-smoking students could get together and discuss ideal locations for smoking areas, we could have a reasonable solution to a now relevant and inevitable discussion.
In honor of National Youth Justice Awareness Month, Deon Jones highlights the pplight of the thousands of children being held in adult jails and prisons across the country.
With the question of personal freedom conflicting with health concerns and irritability from second-hand smoke for the rest of the student body, the Quick Take takes aim at the proposed change.
Publishing an article about Dr. Pine sent a loud message about gender relations on AU’s campus. The message, embodied by our social norms and reinforced by The Eagle, is something we are all accountable for challenging.
With such an ambiguous definition, administrators get to decide what is and isn’t harassment.
Dieting in America should focus on quality, not quantity.
Over 200 students were cited for sharing files illegally during the 2011-2012 academic year. This week, the Quick Take addresses the issue of how, or if, AU should enforce copyright laws.
The Obama Administration has not made us post-racial, but it has allowed us to see that the roots of racism are so thick that even a black man in the White House cannot easily change the paradigm and allow the dream to live.
Students deserve to know about the soil contamination around campus and should have a say on what actions are taken.
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