Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, June 29, 2022
Service dog handlers and wheelchair users cite inadequate administration response
The new minor is the first of its kind in the US and will be available this fall
William Keiser on the concept of popularity and vulnerability in queer communities
AU alum discusses his musical journey and recording process
If elected, Burwell expected to receive about $290,000 in various annual compensation
Anita Varma leads discussion as The Eagle works to further DEI initiatives in stories
The World Cup, US soccer and the relationship of money and soccer
Spirit of Foo Fighters' drummer 'will live on with all of us forever'
Wester Chester talks latest releases, long distance music-making and plans for the future
Event is latest installment of the Thurber Dialogues on Democracy
Hosted by Right Proper and Indivisible Art Collective, the event gave DC listeners a live music fix
The project aims to give cyclists and pedestrians enough space to share the sidewalk and stay out of the road
The gang reveal why some films aren't as good as they seem
Play addresses many contemporary struggles through a historic lens
Moving from the 48th Street to Massachusetts Avenue, the bus will share the stop with metro buses
Dibinga reflects on his journey to cultivating happiness as a lifestyle
Ben and Alex are joined by Spencer, former sports managing editor at The Eagle
The University continues to fail its students by refusing to officially recognize organizations that challenge its faults
Students often have to retell their traumatic experiences to receive scholarships to pay for a college education
El evento se centró en la celebración de la identidad cultural latina y en las preocupaciones de la comunidad latina
