Opinion: Where do we cross the line in classroom debate?
It’s time to reexamine the way we foster academic discourse among peers
It’s time to reexamine the way we foster academic discourse among peers
Modern-Day Residential Segregation in DC
Begging, bribing and breakdancing: One student’s attempt to be resubscribed
University COVID-19 policies leave students vulnerable
Activists must start by making their movements survivable
With lack of communication, reform and implementation of its discriminatory policies, AU disregards students and their experiences
Response to community outcry is ineffective to meet the needs of students and survivors
Advising on the Combined Bachelor’s and Master’s programs is often conflicting, leaving students confused on policies and rules
AU’s lack of safe food options is alarming and must be addressed
'From being bureaucratically confusing to ignoring minorities, American does our utmost to mirror the real world as possible'
Help us continue our work to make The Eagle newsroom more inclusive
American University’s lack of communication and failure to maintain basic facilities puts marginalized students at further risk
A University-led harm reduction campaign can help save lives, but only if it is effective
Residents continuously experience unacceptable, less than adequate conditions given the cost in which we pay for room and board, exacerbated by the recent lockout fee
The impacts of student media on the D.C. community are widely commemorated, but the foundation of that work is losing encouragement from administrators
Are swastikas even news anymore?
Students for profit: the reality behind the US higher education system
Lack of clarity around University past actions in condemning antisemitism shows ineffectivity in maintaining community safety
It’s not enough to be in academia, students must know how to play the game that comes with it
Have we yet reached a level of trust within our community that ensures that everyone’s health is prioritized?