Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, January 18, 2021
With a tuition-dependent budget and the depletion of available endowment funds, what comes next?
Both teams will play a 16-game season beginning Jan. 2, face just five opponents
“I feel like I'm doing a small part of supporting everyone's right to vote and making sure that everyone's voice is heard,” staffer says
Historical Association explores the history and legacy of slavery in D.C.
Planet Word opened its doors through a virtual ceremony on Oct. 22
AU swimmer looks back on her record breaking times, and forward on the season that may come
“AU students have their work cut out for them.”
American University senior Anastasia Matlin finds comfort in her Greek heritage
Jane Palmer sews social justice-themed and patterned masks for toddlers to adults
Stop making learning platforms a one-size-fits-all model, whether online or not.
“This was a disaster waiting to happen from the beginning,” professor says
Lacking specificity and ignoring international students, the plan fails
Kogod School of Business, Asian American Student Union and AU College Democrats cosponsored the event
Working for candidates while still being a student has been a fulfilling experience
Moderated by SOC professor Leonard Steinhorn, event will cover the evolution of investigative journalism
As gender-bending fashion trends become popular, AU students share their thoughts on the impact of gender norms in fashion
Ken Brandt’s “Positive Vision: Enjoying the Adventures and Advantages of Poor Eyesight” details his experiences as a person with challenging vision problems
The building houses the biology, chemistry, environmental science and neuroscience departments
There’s a lot of people named Emily that may have been in Paris at some point
Nearly 283,000 people voted early in D.C., which is 90 percent of the entire turnout in the 2016 election
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