Despite rain, Take Back the Night draws crowd
Annual march allowed sexual assault survivors to reclaim safe space on campus
Annual march allowed sexual assault survivors to reclaim safe space on campus
Tapper discussed journalism under Trump’s administration
90 percent of eligible students used their U-Pass
Tenleytown will soon offer two new international cuisines and a fitness center
The University was notified of a complaint filed in August 2016 with the Department of Education
The Bridge Cafe will open on April 3 on the second floor of Bender Arena, replacing the second floor of the campus bookstore.
Junior Taylor Dumpson will serve as the next Student Government president and AU’s first black female SG president during the 2017-2018 academic year, winning 45.7 percent of the total unofficial vote count, according to SG Elections Commissioner Luis Ballester. “I’m ecstatic,” Dumpson said.
The Darkening hosted a town hall for all SG executive board candidates this past Tuesday.
Every spring, tourists flood the Tidal Basin in downtown D.C. in hopes of catching a glimpse of the city’s pride and joy: the Japanese cherry blossoms.
The Immigrant Justice Clinic led a teach-in, the “American University Student Forum on Immigration,” with two student attorneys and an AU law professor on March 22 to discuss the rights and possible legal options for noncitizens living in the U.S.
President As we enter a transitional period under a new University president, it is vital that students have a strong leader who will represent their interests.
The CNN journalist will appear on April 4
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Get to know the candidates before voting begins on March 28
Sophomore Delante Jones is also rumored to have transfer plans
Three AU wrestlers compete at the 2017 NCAA wrestling tournament but none advance beyond the round of 16
AU Student Government announced a change to the Student Conduct Code on March 3 that includes specific language on handling identity-biased attacks. The Student Conduct Code now says in Section 16 that “significant factors” in determining sanctions will include “evidence that the respondent’s conduct was motivated by bias towards an individual or group on the basis of real or perceived, race, sex, gender identity, religion, national origin, age, disability, ethnicity, veteran status, or sexual orientation.” The heads of this change were Director of the Student Advocacy Center junior Will Mascaro and Director of the Diversity and Inclusion Working Group junior Lauren Lumpkin.
Club members hoped Kerwin would fight for a tuition freeze
The Latino and American Student Organization (LASO) organized a night of poetry on March 7 featuring Latino poets Elizabeth Acevedo and Carlos Andrés Goméz, in an effort to elevate the voices of people of color and increase the visibility of Latinos on AU’s campus, LASO executive board member Ariel Gomez said.
Posters that “denigrate” and “target” women were posted in several buildings on campus late Tuesday night, the eve of International Women’s Day, AU police said.