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A$AP Ferg performs in Bender Arena

By Leanna Faulk · Thursday, Aug. 31, 2017

Hundreds of students crowded Bender Arena Saturday night to see New York hip-hop artist A$AP Ferg perform for Welcome Week.

Students marching on campus in 2014 calling for the AU administration to take action against the disbanded fraternity, Epsilon Iota.

University disciplines 19 Epsilon Iota members for conduct violations

By Matt Holt and Haley Samsel · Monday, Aug. 28, 2017

18 students were dismissed, one member faces disciplinary probation

Fall 2017 sports: Games to watch

By Vincent Salandro · Friday, Aug. 25, 2017

Here’s which sports games to watch this fall

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AU Gyms 101: The ultimate guide to navigating AU Fitness

By Anusheh Khan | August 24

Find exercise you can enjoy

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The headlines you need to know going into the 2017-2018 school year

By Haley Samsel | August 24

Frequent protests, the selection of a new university president and a hate crime that shook the student body to its core made last year a whirlwind for AU students, faculty and employees.

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Awaiting tenure appeal, SOC professor Carolyn Brown leaves AU

By Brianna Crummy | August 22

Carolyn Brown will teach at the University of North Texas this fall

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The Eagle’s guide to campus resources

By Anna Donohue | August 21

Offices, buildings and staff members all Eagles should know

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The Eagle’s guide to Welcome Week for foodies on a budget

By Emily Martin | August 18

Satisfy your cravings at events hosted by campus organizations

A$AP Ferg will perform in Bender Arena on August 26.

Music

A$AP Ferg to play SUB x WVAU Welcome Week show

By Griffin Rowell | August 11

The Harlem MC is also set to release new album ‘Stay Striving’ this month

Nic Sakurai, an AU alum and adjunct professor, is pictured at the Department of Motor Vehicles as they register for their license on June 27.

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AU alum and professor first to receive gender-neutral driver’s license

By Nazli Togrul | August 5

D.C. policy will help nonbinary individuals “feel more comfortable,” AU advocates say

Features

AU grad student crowned Miss DC

By Julia Gagnon | August 4

An AU graduate student stepped away from finals in June and onto the Miss America stage, taking home the crown for Miss D.C.

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Brunch and breakfast bites around the world

By Cordilia James | August 3

Brunch is one of the most important meals of the day. It’s perfect for when you get a chance to sleep in on weekends, while also giving you the option to eat breakfast or lunch by noon.

A timeline of Devontae Torriente's time as student government president. Graphic by Anna Lefkowitz.

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Year in review: The legacy of AUSG’s first black president, Devontae Torriente

By Maria Carrasco | August 1

Three months after leaving office, Torriente shares the successes, failures and racism he saw on the job

A meme from rising sophomore Ryan Marson is posted in the meme group for AU students, Camp Wonkachusetts

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Meme Facebook group builds community, pokes fun

By Lydia Calitri | July 21

The page, called Camp Wonkachusetts, now has more than 3,000 members

Vice President Mike Pence addressed high school students in Kerwin Hall on Wednesday.

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Mike Pence speaks at AU, sparking objections from students

By Haley Samsel and Maria Carrasco | July 14

Vice president appeared at private event Wednesday

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Taco, Beer and Tequila Festival coming in July

By Anusheh Khan | July 10

Three guilty pleasures all in one event

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University President Sylvia Burwell kicks off tenure with listening tour

By Ellie Hartleb | July 7

Burwell faces tricky task of balancing competing priorities of campus groups

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Summer eats: Best dishes for a Fourth of July barbecue

By Leanna Faulk | July 4

Fourth of July is here and it’s time to get excited about your next barbecue.

The Smithsonian Folklife Festival kicks off Thursday.

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Preview: Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2017

By Lara Jakiel | July 2

Celebrate 50 years of an annual D.C. tradition at this year’s Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

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School of Public Affairs curriculum to undergo major changes by fall 2017

By Sarah Katherine Dolezal | June 26

Three degree programs in SPA will respond to revamped core curriculum requirements and student demand to double major

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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