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Removal of chemical munition on AU property continuing this month

By Samantha Hogan · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers resumed work on Dec. 1 to clean up and remove possible chemical munition on AU’s property.

AU completes severing of ties with unsafe factories in Bangladesh

By Samantha Hogan · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014

The University will no longer carry apparel manufactured by JanSport.

AU Women’s Volleyball falls in the opening round of the NCAA Volleyball Tournament

By Vincent Salandro · Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014

The Eagles comeback bid is foiled by the Dayton Flyers in their four set loss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Sports

On Stands Now: Teague Moore coaches wrestlers in sport and in life

By Shannon Scovel | December 5

In 2012, Moore coached graduates Ryan Flores and Ganbayar Sanjaa to NCAA All-American status, and last year, the wrestling team sent three student-athletes to the national tournament.

News

On Stands Now: Spotlight on Chris Palmer

By Zach Ewell | December 5

AU’s resident environmental activist and filmmaker discusses his work.

News

On Stands Now: AU Debate Team stretches mind, promotes diversity

By Samantha Hogan | December 5

Weekly competitions keep students on their toes and promote quick, intelligent thinking.

Lifestyle

On Stands Now: New in Tenleytown: Nando's, Bread and Salt and Jimmy John's

By Arielle Weg | December 5

Discover three new dining options in the neighborhood.

News

On Stands Now: They said no

By Suzanne Gaber | December 5

After two years of student activism against fossil fuels, the Board of Trustees announced Nov. 21 that AU will not divest from fossil fuel investments.

Students gather in MGC basement during tornado warning.

News

On Stands Now: AU Alerts questioned

By Kimberley Szarmach | December 5

Students are questioning the efficiency and comprehensiveness of AU’s emergency procedures and AU’s Alert System following a series of alerts this semester.

About 200 students marched around campus in "The Darkening," a rally in solidarity with the nationwide "Black Lives Matter" movement.

News

Over 200 students march to support Black Lives Matter movement

By Samantha Hogan | December 3

Students advocate for more administrative reaction to national race issues.

Music

Concert Preview: Toro y Moi steps out as Les Sins at U Street Music Hall

By Izzi McDonnell | December 2

Toro y Moi’s Chaz Bundick to perform experimental dance tracks as his electronic alter-ego, Les Sins.

News

Amid unrest in Ferguson, AU student journalist arrested and detained

By Mark Lieberman | November 25

Trey Yingst is covering the protests for his multimedia news operation News2Share.

Music

Jacques Greene brings the body party to the District

By Sydney Gore | November 25

Producer Jacques Greene stopped at Black Cat on his North American headlining tour.

Sports

Men’s basketball dominates Presbyterian at Coaches vs. Cancer Classic 63-38

By Matt Holt | November 25

Seniors Kevin Panzer, John Schoof and Jesse Reed all score in double digits.

News

The M&M Report: “The Newsroom” and “Birdman”

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman | November 25

Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell tackle Aaron Sorkin’s cable news drama with two special guests.

Sports

AU Women’s Basketball records third consecutive loss

By Shannon Scovel | November 25

Eagles fail to rally behind large crowd, falling to Princeton 63-56.

Sports

Eagles claim Patriot League volleyball championship title

By Vincent Salandro | November 25

Monika Smidova, Allison Cappellino and Kelly McCaddin lead the Eagles to their second straight Patriot League title over Lehigh, 3-0.

Music

Concert Review: Damien Rice returns to the spotlight at Apollo in New York

By Emily Blomquist | November 24

After an eight-year hiatus, the Irish singer-songwriter returned to captivate the crowd.

Music

Ryan Hemsworth entertains at U Street Music Hall show

By Sydney Gore | November 23

DJ Ryan Hemsworth brings his Sucker For Punishment tour to U Hall.

Sports

Eagles breeze past Army in Patriot League semifinals

By Vincent Salandro | November 23

Strong performances from Monica Smidova and Kristyna Lindovska help launch to Eagles to a 3-0 victory

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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