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College Republicans, AU conservatives unsure of impeachment inquiry

By August Clarke · Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019

AU College Republicans hope to open up dialogue with students

New clubs coming spring 2020

By Sophia Solano · Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019

CSI to introduce six new student organizations

Noteworthy Episode 1: Cirls

By Miranda Baumann · Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019

Host Miranda Baumann talks to Beth Casey from local band Cirls

News

SG Referendum abolishing class and student councils fails

By Asher Weinstein and Kelsey Cartelli | November 11

The Eagle’s guide to the fall SG election

News

University advises students to boil drinking and cooking water after main break

By Dan Papscun and Evan Margiotta | November 8

Parts of Northwest D.C. are affected, D.C. Water says

News

Target makes grand opening in Tenleytown

By Eliza Schloss | November 7

Target keeps AU students in mind during product selection

Basketball

From North Jersey to Northwest D.C.

By Jon Kolodny | November 4

How hard work and being vocal define men's basketball player Jamir Harris

News

Protesters demand justice for student removed from apartment

By Dan Papscun and Evan Margiotta | October 28

Organizers present list of demands to University

News

New WAMU podcast “Dish City” takes listeners through a personal journey of D.C. food

By Asher Weinstein | October 26

New WAMU podcast hosts grapple with a complex culinary culture

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AU students react to ongoing protests in Hong Kong

By Kelsey Cartelli | October 23

Viral livestream in support for Hong Kong protesters gets AU students’ attention

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South Asian Student Association hosts culture fair and fashion show

By Fariha Rahman | October 14

Jalwa showcases food and fashion from South Asian countries

News

AU Sunrise hub marches at D.C. Climate Strike

By Dan Papscun | October 9

Second collegiate chapter in the nation takes a stand for climate legislation

News

SOC and SPA partner for fourth presidential primaries course this spring

By Eliza Schloss | October 3

Students learn curriculum in-class and through hands-on experience at New Hampshire, South Carolina primaries

Road to Clubhouse Fest x Cupcakes via Charm City Cakes.jpg

News

AU-inspired cupcakes will be featured at DJ music festival at Echostage

By Kelly McDonnell | October 3

Proceeds of Charm City Cakes’ cupcake will go to a suicide prevention organization

Sports

Women’s soccer draws Colgate 2-2

By Turner Gray | October 3

Eagles have yet to win a conference game

News

Video surfaces online of student being removed from apartment by AUPD

By Lydia Calitri and Brianna Crummy | September 30

University responds to AU community via Twitter

Campus

Student Government launches Student Involvement Fund

By Dan Papscun | September 26

Fund will award 20 students dedicated to extracurricular activities, receives controversy amongst students

News

University receives $7M donation for new athletic facility, Israel Studies fellowship

By Grace George | September 24

Donation comes from AU alumnus and Board of Trustees member Alan Meltzer

Sports

University receives $3M donation to build new athletic facility

By Kimberly Cataudella | September 17

The donation comes from Jack and Denise Cassell, longtime donors to the University

Music

A cappella preview concert debuted both established and new groups

By Clare Mulroy | September 11

Round-up of “who’s who” in a cappella this fall

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.

Solutions by The State News