We KNOW Success shows off AU grads’ 88 percent employment rate
AU is one of first schools to make its after-graduation data easily accessible online
AU is one of first schools to make its after-graduation data easily accessible online
Will Mascaro will take over as the Speaker of the Undergraduate Senate following Lars Emerson’s resignation last week.
Two trees on the main quad are in poor condition, but overall arboretum health remains good
Chief of Staff William McNamara will organize an Out of the Darkness campus walk.
The program is ranked as one of the best in the country.
A student petitioned the Speaker at last meeting to change the “boys’ club” mentality of the Senate.
Teach-in provides students, faculty and staff with information on white privilege, skills for social change and conflict resolution.
Kennedy Political Union will bring Rep. Clay, to speak on issues related to Ferguson, Missouri, to campus.
Crime reports are included in University disclosures, showing stalking as an “on-going threat” on campus.
Muriel E. Bowser, SPA ‘00 alumna, is the first woman in 20 years to be mayor of the District of Columbia
Some students displeased that two members of the Cheney family have spoken at AU within the last 10 months
SPA associate professor David Pitts will be sentenced in March.
The Republican Party and the public’s response to same-sex marriage and LGBT rights will play a major role in the 2016 elections, Cheney said.
University rises nine spots in ranking since 2013
AU students respond to snowfall on social media[View the story “AU Community Welcomes Snow” on Storify]
Most construction finished over winter break, but two major projects will continue through the spring semester.
Conversations on race to take place in MGC on Jan. 24
All students currently abroad in Paris have been accounted for and more will arrive soon.
Wellness Center welcomes new advocate for survivors of sexual assault to staff
46-year member of Kogod faculty served as acting Dean, retired in 2003.