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ARTECHOUSE presents pristine ‘PIXEL BLOOM’ exhibit
By Kendall Thompson | 05/26/2022Enjoy the cherry blossoms long after the season is over
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Enjoy the cherry blossoms long after the season is over
Changes include a mask-optional policy on campus and an update to testing format
“We are experiencing doubts as to whether we are truly sorry at all”
The Eagle's class of 2022 reflects on their time on staff
After two years of living with COVID, seniors recall their struggle with the online format of virtual learning and missing out on key experiences
Wolf-Gazo was honored during a Catholic Mass at Kay Spiritual Life Center on Tuesday
Sports Center Annex never before seen by student eyes
Estudiantes de español de AU que no se identifican con ninguno de los dos géneros explican cómo se sienten en la aula
From Waco to Washington, AU’s freshman phenom has been turning heads for years
A reflection on Brodie’s term and its legacy at AU
Promoting diversity through fashion events and creating a community is a goal, members say
From marginalization to displacement, the district needs more unity in action
‘We have to treat mental health how we treat our physical health’
El sistema crea un ciclo de deuda perpetua que limita el progreso económico de los estudiantes latinos
Artists at American University discuss how their art and identity intersect
Testing site will be permanently relocated to Beeghly Building, anticipated May 16
A moment with Megan Gebbia amid another historic Patriot League and NCAA Tournament run
Donation solicitations are essential to any University framework, but AU needs to rethink asking recent grads
Professors, students offer perspective on generational climate change response
