‘Coming Out on the Quad’ event celebrates National Coming Out Day
A black doorway covered with rainbow flags and handwritten notes of positivity stood in the middle of the quad on Oct.
A black doorway covered with rainbow flags and handwritten notes of positivity stood in the middle of the quad on Oct.
At a rally on Oct. 12, students and workers call for respect and justice in new contract
The SNL cast member will perform Oct. 29
Students can head to Monday’s grand opening on Wisconsin Ave.
Club representatives share how they’re getting candidates elected
Many professors believe the University’s faculty diversity and inclusion training is insufficient
CNN commentators Ana Navarro and Patti Solis Doyle discussed how women and minority groups are dealing with the current political climate during a talk hosted by the Kennedy Political Union on Thursday.
The LA-based all-female band played a hypnotic, energetic set
Melissa Sullivan completed the project for the second year this September
Welcome the fall with a comedy show, food festival and more
The trail is part of AU’s partnership with Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move campaign
The Anatomy Fashion Show was hosted by AU’s medical fraternity, Phi Delta Epsilon, on Oct. 1 in MGC 2-5.
“Dystopia” provides viewers with a contemporary look at five Shakespearean scenes.
To understand black women, we must look beyond seeing
The Oxford-based band delivered a vibrant performance on Sept. 25
Summer is officially over, and cooler weather is here. You may miss hanging by the pool, but look on the bright side: you can finally go outside for more than ten minutes without being drenched in sweat!
Faculty members write in support of the #SolidarityWithOurSisters movement
Student Government’s Undergraduate Senate voted on Sunday to mandate that President Devontae Torriente and the rest of the executive board, including Comptroller Shannon McDermott and Vice President Samantha Vervaeke, issue an apology for suggesting that former Secretary Faith Rokowski resign from her post.
Maya Rudolph and Gretchen Lieberum brought 80s music to the 9:30 Club on Sept. 25
University President Neil Kerwin said he wants to reassure the community of administrators’ commitment to ensuring all students feel safe and included, a week after news of racist attacks against black female students on campus first surfaced.