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National Park Service hosts the 101st national Christmas tree lighting

By Tyler Davis · Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023

Ceremony featured address from President Biden and holiday performances

Frederick Douglass comes back to life in new exhibit

By Samantha Skolnick · Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023

National Portrait Gallery exhibit showcases Frederick Douglass’ life and legacy

Part II: AI: Artificial intelligence or academic integrity?

By Kathryn Squyres · Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023

Professors grapple with new AI tools as they try to preserve academic integrity

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BREAKING: MPD investigating armed theft outside New Mexico Ave. building

By Penelope Jennings | December 6

One suspect was armed

News

Sunrise Movement hub demonstrates to demand professors reject funding from fossil fuel executives

By Gabrielle McNamee | December 6

Students gathered in SIS and on the quad

News

Students for Reproductive Justice protests for emergency contraceptive vending machines on campus

By Payton Anderson | December 6

Organizers say their goal is for the University to provide cheaper, easily accessible emergency contraceptives for students

News

Part I: AI: Artificial intelligence or academic integrity?

By Kathryn Squyres | December 6

The University’s new Office of Academic Integrity is rewriting the Academic Integrity Code

News

BREAKING: Surgeon General Dr. Vivek H. Murthy announced as fall 2023 Commencement speaker

By Isabelle Kravis | December 5

Murthy served as surgeon general under both Obama and Biden

News

College of Arts and Sciences launches new Linguistics minor following longtime student demand

By Ella Rousseau | December 5

“Understanding language as essential to humanity, diversity and society is key to building the world that we want to see”

News

Metro fully re-opens Tenleytown-AU station two months earlier than expected, on budget

By Owen Auston-Babcock | December 4

Local transit leaders cut the ribbon to celebrate seven new escalators

Investigation

Term faculty face salary discrepancies and job insecurity

By Abigail Pritchard and Walker Whalen | December 1

How does AU fit into a national trend?

News

Voters of AU looks to increase student voting

By Tyler Davis | November 30

The organization seeks to educate students about their voting options

News

BREAKING: Student reports assault, armed robbery at shuttle stop

By Isabelle Kravis | November 28

Incident took place across from Nebraska Hall

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‘Bring them home’: Thousands gather on National Mall to advocate for Israel and release of Israeli hostages

By Izzy Fantini and Gabrielle McNamee | November 28

Attendees from across the country gather to condemn antisemitism and vocalize support for Israel

Features

CAS professor appointed to committee on reproductive health

By Ava Agostinelli and Hadara Greenidge | November 28

Tracy Weitz joins National Academy of Science, Engineering, and Medicine’s first cohort of abortion experts

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BREAKING: DPA recital poster vandalized with ‘antisemitic language and symbols’

By Kathryn Squyres and Isabelle Kravis | November 16

Incident follows antisemitic vandalism in Letts Hall

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Former Pennsylvania Rep. Jason Altmire leads a discussion on American partisanship at KPU Election Day event

By Phillip Kulubya | November 16

Altmire talked to students about partisanship and his successful political career as a centrist

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The National Museum of Women in the Arts hosts grand reopening

By Walker Whalen | November 16

After closing in 2021 for renovations, the museum reopened to the public in October

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Students stage anniversary protest against University inaction on sexual violence

By Walker Whalen and Tyler Davis | November 15

“What we should not be doing is standing here a year later fighting for our rights again.”

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BREAKING: University announces major renovations to TDR beginning in December

By Kathryn Squyres | November 15

TDR to temporarily close in mid-April for construction

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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