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Coronavirus

University lifts outdoor mask requirement for fully vaccinated individuals

By Ben Johansen | June 7

Indoor mask requirements stay in place, with some exceptions

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AU receives $5 million neuroscience gift from University trustee

By Skye Witley | June 2

Donation comes as University looks to expand STEM efforts

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While progress has been made, Muslim students say administration’s support during Ramadan is lacking

By Kate Corliss | May 25

AU’s Muslim Student Association talks funding, community during the pandemic

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University to require faculty and staff members to be vaccinated

By Nina Heller | May 24

AU to host on-campus vaccine clinic for students, faculty, staff, contract workers and immediate family

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Comptroller Max Rubin announces resignation from position in statement to SG body

By Ben Johansen | May 24

Rubin’s resignation comes only five weeks after he took over the role, leaving the position unfilled until a successor is appointed

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2021 graduates’ payment information compromised after Herff Jones cyberattack

By Jordan Young | May 17

Graduates used Herff Jones to buy caps, gowns and other graduation items

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University announces “Change Can’t Wait” campaign with $500 million goal

By Clare Mulroy and Kate Corliss | May 12

AU has raised 54 percent of goal, now calls on community to “sustain” momentum

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Here’s what the proposed AU Police Department Oversight Board might look like

By Dan Papscun and Sophia Solano | May 12

Outgoing SG President Eric Brock's plan is currently under consideration by the University

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On-campus residents and staff share dining experiences during the Mid-Semester Residential Experience

By Kelly McDonnell and Sara Winick | May 11

Through an eventful school year and mini-semester on campus, residents and staff alike had mixed reactions to AU’s food and dining services

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Coronavirus

Despite under-testing students, AU wraps up spring semester with low COVID-19 count

By Skye Witley | May 10

How the University expanded in-person operations in the middle of a pandemic

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Opinion

To the Class of 2021: Once an eagle, always a part of The Eagle

By The Eagle Staff | May 9

Editor’s Correction: This article has been corrected with the proper spelling of Fariha Rahman’s name.  As we begin the summer and prepare to transition into a new wave of staff members at The Eagle, it is important to congratulate those who have made this newspaper what it is today. The Class ...

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University renews U-Pass program for the fall 2021 semester

By Clare Mulroy and Kate Corliss | May 3

Following a year without the U-Pass, AU will resume pre-pandemic operations

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AU community shares concerns and relief over guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin trial

By Ben Johansen and Kate Corliss | April 26

Police officer who killed George Floyd in May 2020 convicted of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter

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Interfraternity Council releases long-term reform plan following sexual misconduct and racism allegations

By Mina Allen | April 23

New policies include mandatory training sessions and meetings with campus stakeholders following criticisms from students

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The Asian Studies faculty prepares for the launch of a restructured Asia, Pacific, and Diaspora Studies program

By Daniella Ignacio | April 23

Professors reflect on the more diasporic program, student efforts and its beginnings

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AU Asian student coalition reflects on efforts for a more inclusive Asian Studies program as it transforms into Asia, Pacific and Diaspora Studies

By Daniella Ignacio | April 22

As Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies expanded into a department, students pushed for change

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Former Obama official Todd Park announced as commencement speaker for virtual May ceremony

By Clare Mulroy | April 21

Park’s online address will accompany the first in-person commencement processions since the pandemic began

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