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University Center and Student Activities offices have been rearranged this summer to increase student access to SA advisers.
Twelve students are temporarily housed in the Letts Sky Lounge and Anderson 2U.
The Eagle sits down with AU’s top administrators to discover their favorite caffeine fix and movie picks.
An additional 200 incoming freshmen will be able to participate in Welcome Week with the creation of 10 new options over the last two years. The New Student Programs has added five new programs each year due to increased enrollment in the Freshmen Service Experience and Discover D.C. FSE allows 600 ...
AU beat out George Washington and Georgetown for the title of "Most Politically Active Students" in this year's Princeton Review rankings of the nation's universities.
The Department of Health found three cases of West Nile Virus near the northwest border of D.C. and Maryland in 2011.
Dan Lindner and John Sonsalla, both 2011 graduates of the School of Public Affairs, did not know they were on the list until The Hill published its annual feature.
AU staff replaced the floor and improved traffic flow of the Davenport coffee lounge in the School of International Service.
Crystal Shatzer Espie (SPA 2013) is one of the youngest women to serve on Mayor Vincent Gray's D.C. Commission for Women.
The D.C. Council now requires students to change their vehicles' registration to park in certain residential neighborhoods.
Two years after AU denied applying for funds from the Violence Against Women Act, incoming students now attend sexual assault preventing sessions at New Student Orientation.
AU was spared significant damage from the June 29 storm, but the situation in surrounding areas is more dire.
Rising costs and increased competition has prompted the owners of the original Armand's Chicago Pizzeria to shutter their doors.
Metro hopes to cut costs by encouraging riders to switch their paper farecards to SmarTrip cards.
Tornado watch continues for all of the D.C. area until 2 a.m. following tornado warnings at AU earlier today.
AU began construction near the president's office and Nebraska Hall this summer.
Two AU graduates got diplomas and wedding rings on the same weekend.
"As American University School of Public Affairs graduates walked across the stage to accept their diplomas, graduate Sarah Cooper got the surprise of a lifetime." – American University
American University's 126th Commencement in Washington, DC. Once an eagle, always an eagle! #graduation
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