Opinion: AU’s unintentional war against racial affinity groups
Impacted racial affinity clubs should have been consulted in the University’s compliance with anti-diversity orders
Impacted racial affinity clubs should have been consulted in the University’s compliance with anti-diversity orders
We’re forgetting that there should be more to education and life than just job security
The wellness industry weaponizes insecurity
Sexual violence is widespread and underreported;; we must demand University reforms until students’ needs are met
Modern trends have stripped concerts of their intimacy and energy
In an age where student burnout is common, students and instructors need to focus on showing up even when it is difficult
If Trump is not checked, his weaponization of ‘domestic terrorism’ will put millions at risk.
Women’s health concerns must be believed and further researched to provide adequate treatment.
Charlie Kirk’s assassination shows violent events are polarized more than ever before
Reading can be a great anxiety-reducing alternative to screentime for overwhelmed college students
Our country depends on it
Research on AU’s community reveals a bigger picture
AU must defend press freedom; SOC students can’t learn that silence is safer than courage
Your entire career shouldn’t be defined by a Halloween costume
American students should explore more Latin American literature instead of series about drug trafficking and crime
Utilizing the resources DC Libraries have to offer is mutually beneficial
What started as a place for professional development has come to mirror apps like Instagram and TikTok
Editor-in-chief Abby Turner signs off
Graduating staffers reflect on their time at the paper