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AU students impacted by changes to USPS through voting and more
By Eliza Schloss | 09/15/2020USPS head suspended controversial measures in August
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, September 28, 2020
USPS head suspended controversial measures in August
While many are social distancing, one District resident is inviting more people into her home-turned-gallery
Speakers highlight the importance of educating younger generations in the lessons learned since the 2001 attacks
Mozzeria debuted its handcrafted Neapolitan-style pizza on Sept. 4
Students with emergency housing have automatic access to The Market
Live-streamed performances, discounts on drinks and virtual games occur on Sunday
Student-athlete activism deserves campus-wide acknowledgement and support
Coaches and prospective student-athletes are left in similarly precarious positions
The new Office of Equity and Title IX was launched in August
Students with and without symptoms are able to get tested
Projection is an increase from May estimate of $100 million loss for 2021 fiscal year
Free panels, networking, job opportunities for aspiring music executives
Six recipes to get you through the week and beyond
Summer and fall graduates will have a virtual ceremony on Dec. 13
How to shop your way around the district while living without a meal plan
Disruptions in higher education have highlighted the need for change
Game-by-game preview for Ron Rivera’s new team
American University Student Government and the AU Library announced in an email to the student body on Friday that they are teaming up to help students register to vote, check their voter registration and request absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 general election.
Despite reduction, organizations are optimistic for year ahead
The University must make substantive changes to ensure students feel safe
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