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Students, faculty reflect on University's efforts to support students of color on campus

By Mackenzie Konjoyan · Tuesday, June 21, 2022

A closer look at how students, faculty and administration address racism through activism and policy

Students face barriers in accessing services at the Counseling Center

By Rebeka Rafi and Mackenzie Konjoyan · Friday, June 3, 2022

Long wait times, referrals to outside therapists among concerns

Commuter students frustrated with University fees and feel disconnected with campus

By Isabella Brown · Tuesday, May 31, 2022

‘It’s not a lack of money, it’s just a poor allocation of resources’

News

American University chooses scholar and public health expert Shannon Hader as next dean of SIS

By Ben Johansen | May 26

Hader will take over on July 1

News

University updates COVID-19 policies for summer 2022

By Sarah Mattalian | May 24

Changes include a mask-optional policy on campus and an update to testing format

Features

‘It just didn't feel real’: Seniors reflect on fundamental college experiences and opportunities lost to the pandemic

By Isabella Brown | April 29

After two years of living with COVID, seniors recall their struggle with the online format of virtual learning and missing out on key experiences

News

Construction of new Center for Athletic Performance to displace AU community garden

By Mary Kett | April 26

The current American University community garden space will be displaced due to construction of the new Center for Athletic Performance (CAP), beginning on an unknown date after the 2022-2023 academic year. The 2021 AU Campus Plan, which proposed the construction of a new athletic facility and ...

Coronavirus

BREAKING: East Campus COVID-19 testing site to temporarily relocate to Mary Graydon Center Monday

By Zoe Bell | April 26

Testing site will be permanently relocated to Beeghly Building, anticipated May 16

News

Students across the political divide reflect on freedom of speech amid tense campus climate

By Zoe Bell and Abigail Turner | April 26

Liberal, conservative students on when freedom of speech matters most

News

As University solicits donations from alumni, majority of AU students graduate with debt

By Abigail Pritchard and Phoebe Damsky | April 25

The University continues to fundraise through alumni and campaigns.

News

Women’s Initiative’s Take Back the Night rally sparks conversation about sexual violence, state of mental health support on campus

By Maeve Fishel | April 22

Attendees shared stories of sexual violence and called for changes to AU’s mental health resources

News

Centennial Hall to house sophomores as well as freshmen next year

By Grace Harman | April 20

Members of the class of 2025 have mixed feelings regarding the change

News

University’s commencement speakers feature WTO director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and prominent public figures such as Symone Sanders and Gina McCarthy

By Olivia Alafriz | April 20

AU will hold seven ceremonies across two weekends, including one for 2020 and 2021 graduates

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News

AU to move to Tenleytown-centered ANC and get second commissioner in Ward 3 redistricting

By Gabe Castro-Root | April 20

Under a new proposal by the Ward 3 ANC Redistricting Task Force, campus will be divided into two single-member districts

News

The rise, fall and rise of the abolish Greek life movement

By Kate Corliss | April 18

Underclassmen who arrived after summer 2020 are hoping to flip the script on Greek life

Letters

Letter From the Editor: After four years, one final deadline

By Clare Mulroy | April 15

Reflections on community from the editor’s desk

News

Secretary Janet Yellen delivers remarks on digital assets at Kogod’s Center For Innovation

By Olivia Alafriz | April 15

Yellen outlined the Treasury’s strategy to regulate digital assets and ensure responsible innovation

News

American University releases budget plan for fiscal years 2023 and 2024

By Mina Allen | April 14

Plan includes focuses on increased financial aid, compensation and new faculty and staff hires

Coronavirus

COVID-19 testing site closures impact some students involved in athletics, performing arts

By Zoe Bell | April 14

Temporary closures pose challenges for some students who rely on regular testing

News

Adjuncts, graduate student workers and staff protest ‘Change Can’t Wait’ event at the Kennedy Center

By Abigail Pritchard | April 13

Union workers continue contract negotiations in the wake of the fundraising event

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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