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For a director as well known as M. Night Shyamalan – with box office figures as constantly impressive as his undying cult fanbase – he’s never quite managed to capture the hearts and minds of viewers as he did with his first big hit: “The Sixth Sense” (1999).
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Marnel Niles Goins was just what American University needed when it came to a new dean for the School of Communication: a leader with extensive administrative experience and a former D.C. student whose goal is to prioritize student experiences.
When determining today’s most popular actors, everyone loves a good heartthrob, and nobody has captured the hearts of today’s audiences better than “Twisters” frontman Glen Powell.
The American University administration held an online open forum on Aug. 19 for students to discuss developing policies concerning expression and free speech as students headed back to campus.
The former American University student who pleaded guilty to misdemeanor sexual abuse and second-degree burglary was sentenced on Friday to three years of supervised probation for crimes he committed on Oct. 31, 2022, in Leonard Hall.
Many athletes at American University may not complete their athletic careers here — whether they quit their sport, or transfer to play at other institutions.
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American University President Jonathan Alger and his cabinet stated in an email this morning that the Jan. 25 directives, which banned indoor protests and placed restrictions on postering and tabling, are no longer in effect and will be revised instead.
American University must continue to comply with the Department of Education’s 2020 Title IX regulations and Sexual Harassment Policy instead of the 2024 regulations “until further notice,” American University Vice President of Inclusive Excellence Nkenge Friday and Assistant Vice President for Equity and Title IX Coordinator Leslie Annexstein announced in an email Monday.
American University proposed allowing some forms of indoor protests this fall as part of a forum hosted by Acting Provost and Chief Academic Officer Vicky Wilkins for University faculty and staff to discuss draft policies related to free expression on Thursday.
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Combatting hyperpolarization took center stage at American University’s Sine Institute of Policy and Politics’ “Dialogue for Democracy” event on July 22, which focused on finding common ground between young Democrats and Republicans.
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The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
This past year, my roommate and I would chat each night before going to bed. After saying good night, we would turn the lights off, but our room would never be fully dark, even with the curtains closed. We would both have trouble sleeping due to the light coming in from outside our dorm. To ensure students get an adequate amount of sleep, American University needs to cut down on light pollution on campus.
Editor’s note: This story was updated to indicate that Kris Emmanuel was safely located.
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