Months after AU achieved R1 status, research and student opportunities are hindered without her expertise.
After two restrooms’ sign changes went without notice, American University began to surveil those who restored its all-gender status.
As their office closes down, first-year advisors are reassessing their places at AU.
First-years and orientation leaders reflect on issues with new four-day orientation format.
- Fostering a community in American University’s photography labs.
- A new wave of coffee culture is bringing a new approach to a D.C. scene dominated by chains
- Artists in the district explore statehood, homelessness and racial justice through murals.
- What is the Eagle Endowment’s role in community initiatives?
- As their office closes down, first-year advisors are reassessing their places at AU.
- American University students and faculty weigh in on the value and implications of unaffiliated campus sources.
- Uncovering the National Cathedral’s open-air secrets.
- Plans for new student housing to be built behind Leonard Hall.
- What the introduction of Bill 26-20 means for D.C.’s historic Black cemeteries.
- Understanding how students perceive AU’s food and the campus communities that contribute to the supply.
- What’s behind AU’s study abroad ranking?
- Letter from the editor
Months after AU achieved R1 status, research and student opportunities are hindered without her expertise.
Education students report issues with food, transit and safety.
After two restrooms’ sign changes went without notice, American University began to surveil those who restored its all-gender status.
Protesting students demanded American University create a sanctuary campus.
Fostering a community in American University’s photography labs.
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White’s alleged acceptance of bribes led to his expulsion – and an unclear political future in Ward 8
A new wave of coffee culture is bringing a new approach to a D.C. scene dominated by chains
Artists in the district explore statehood, homelessness and racial justice through murals.
Plans for new student housing to be built behind Leonard Hall.
What the introduction of Bill 26-20 means for D.C.’s historic Black cemeteries.
A new wave of coffee culture is bringing a new approach to a D.C. scene dominated by chains
Artists in the district explore statehood, homelessness and racial justice through murals.
Uncovering the National Cathedral’s open-air secrets.
The Vietnam Society hosted an event highlighting the culture’s rich traditions of fashion, food and community.
Families from the Washington area gathered to celebrate community, culture and history.
Administrators said they will not be making a statement or announcing further details.
D.C. Councilmember Trayon White’s alleged acceptance of bribes led to his expulsion – and an unclear political future in Ward 8
Thousands gathered on a cloudy day in D.C. as part of the growing “Hands Off!” movement against recent presidential actions.
Protesting students demanded American University create a sanctuary campus.
Uncovering the National Cathedral’s open-air secrets.
Shortages, pharmacies and Student Health Center limit ADHD
prescriptions
Absence requests impact college life for those facing health issues
COVID continues to have an impact on the student experience, safety and academics
Immunocompromised students say the COVID-19 pandemic is still a concern
AU transitions services as more students are struggling with mental health