Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, December 11, 2023
The Army Corps of Engineers will conduct tests to determine if perchlorate in Spring Valley groundwater near Sibley Memorial Hospital comes from the same source as the perchlorate in the groundwater at AU’s campus.
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to be completely finished cleaning the AU-owned property at 4825 Glenbrook Rd. by late 2011, Spring Valley project manager Dan Noble announced at Tuesday's Resident Advisory Board meeting.
The AU-owned house at 4825 Glenbrook Rd. might be torn down to make way for a broader investigation of the chemical munitions burial pit at the property, according to David Taylor, AU President Neil Kerwin's chief of staff.
Violent attacks at college campuses have risen dramatically in the past 20 years, according to a study released last week.
The Tenleytown Whole Foods grocery store will now accept EagleBucks as a form of payment, according to Housing and Dining Programs.
AU students volunteer at For Love of Children, a charity that helps send hundreds of D.C. children to college.
A dig by the Army Corps of Engineers in late March revealed yet another underground cache – this one containing a drum that emitted smoke.
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to destroy five chemical munitions today in its Explosive Destruction System behind Sibley Hospital.
Students for Renters’ Rights published a Renter’s Bill of Rights to educate students about their rights as tenants in D.C.
After a rise in burglaries in Northwest D.C. – they doubled in recent months – locals and police have dubbed the criminals, “Tenleytown Rats.”
