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AU Club Feature: Undergraduate Women in Business fosters connections and promotes inclusivity

By Rachel Sturm · Monday, April 5, 2021

The club implements initiatives to help new members and encourage development in all capacities

Student experiences during the age of coronavirus

By Abbie Veitch and Sophia Solano · Friday, March 26, 2021

“There was this overarching sense of anxiety that there was nothing I could do to stop this disease”

AU Club Feature: Ethiopian and Eritrean Student Association keeps busy with virtual events

By Cecilia Markley · Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Affinity group collaborates with other campus groups, uses social media to celebrate Black History Month

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AU Club Feature: KOGOD Organization of Latinx Leaders Across Business provides networking opportunities

By Giovanna Aguilar Chee | March 19

New club provides students space to promote Latinx culture and learn about Latinx business sphere domestically and internationally

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AU freshman’s nonprofit Ngoma Kenya highlighted on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’

By Zoe Kallenekos | March 12

Ngoma Kenya provides arts education and humanitarian aid

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Today’s Trailblazers: Black student activists at AU reflect on accomplishments, goals

By Daniella Ignacio | February 28

Learn more about BlackList, Black Girls Vote and Bring The Fire

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History professors reflect on how 2020 may be remembered

By Alisha Chhangani | February 27

Experts look back on pandemic, racism reckoning and political upheaval

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AU alumni named to positions in the Biden administration

By Sarah Fahn and Amelia Reuben | February 13

SPA alumna Shuwanza Goff was the first Black woman to serve as floor director in the House

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AU PhD students give Metro cards to unhoused residents before the inauguration

By Sophia Solano | February 12

The pandemic brought on various challenges for unhoused residents

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AU Club Feature: Latinx and American Student Organization continues work despite pandemic setbacks

By Cecilia Markley | February 11

Members of the Latinx cultural club plan virtual events for spring semester, including hosting speakers, releasing newsletter

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Activist Spotlight: ‘The Cultural Reset’ connects BIPOC and LGBTQ+ artists, fans and music executives to create a more inclusive industry

By Clare Mulroy | February 7

AU alum’s organization will feature “all Black everything” for Black History Month

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Months before Inauguration Day, AU students drove 30 hours to vote

By Maegan Seaman | January 20

Two AU juniors made the drive from D.C. to Texas

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Frederick Douglass Distinguished Scholars make history as first all-Black female cohort

By Alisha Chhangani | January 19

“FDDS is a reminder that I deserve to be here and that I am smart and capable.”

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Former AU postdoctoral fellow urges Indigenous recognition beyond Native American Heritage Month

By Sophia Solano | December 21

Elizabeth Rule is the director of Indigenous policy center at GWU

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Lonnie Bunch, AU alum and Smithsonian secretary, works to capture tumultuous time in US history

By Sarah Mattalian | December 14

Bunch hopes to find "the right tension between tradition and innovation"

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CAS professor correctly predicts 2020 presidential election

By Ben Johansen | December 7

Allan Lichtman helped create a “13 keys” system to forecast elections

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AU student launches petition calling for Yom Kippur to become a non-instructional day

By Maegan Seaman | November 24

Petition collected over 500 signatures

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AU Club Feature: ZARON club feels effects of being moved online, but looks to future

By Cecilia Markley | November 18

ZARON centers around Asia-Pacific cultures and studies

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White House Historical Association, Antiracist Research and Policy Center launch fellowship

By Kate Corliss | November 9

Historical Association explores the history and legacy of slavery in D.C.

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American University students find passion and purpose through working on campaigns

By Sarah Mattalian | November 6

Working for candidates while still being a student has been a fulfilling experience

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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