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AU athletes find ways to support the community despite the pandemic
By Lee Clarke | 07/15/2020‘I knew those I worked with would be some of the hardest hit by COVID,’ recent graduate says
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, July 16, 2020
‘I knew those I worked with would be some of the hardest hit by COVID,’ recent graduate says
The announcement follows outcry from students and legal challenges by their universities, including AU
Rule would make students leave the US if they take only online classes
Four D.C. artists demonstrate the different forms that protest art can take
Educating ourselves is essential to continue strengthening the commitment to social change
Decisions on winter and spring sports will be made at a later date
Entire fraternity chapter disaffiliates after students put pressure on Greek life
Many are concerned about housing security
“Streateries” in Adams Morgan and Bethesda are supporting restaurants and bringing residents out of their homes
Buy from BIPOC and small businesses following Blackout Day
The Summer Institute on Education, Equity and Justice hosts a series of webinars on education inequity
After widespread allegations against members of Greek organizations, now is the time for the abolition of a broken system
Interviews with student activists who participated in Black Lives Matter demonstrations
Various stores have started book and gift packages and have expanded virtual seminars as they struggle to maintain business during the pandemic
Steps include additional training for police officers and focus on recruiting faculty of color
Group should heal harm done to Black community, AU BSU says
New office will handle discrimination and sexual misconduct complaints
Museums in the District are featuring Black artists to educate visitors on history and culture
AU community finds meaning in this year’s theme amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Transparency remains paramount to our mission
