We the Kings coming to AU
The popular rock group will perform in Bender Arena with Ben Kweller Sept. 9.
The popular rock group will perform in Bender Arena with Ben Kweller Sept. 9.
Despite the official dedication ceremony being postponed due to hurricane Irene, many AU students have already visited the new MLK memorial on the national mall.
The Office of Information Technology’s recent establishment of a new wireless network, eaglesecure, aims to make on-campus Web surfing faster and easier.
Freshman students were welcomed to AU with pomp and circumstance Aug. 26, as they processed into Bender Arena for the Convocation ceremony accompanied by bagpipes, the AU pep band and school deans in their academic robes.
School of Public Affairs Dean William Leogrande and School of Communication Dean Larry Kirkman are stepping down from their positions at the end of the school year, according to announcements released by Provost Scott Bass this week. In a memo sent to the AU community on Tuesday, Bass said Leogrande, ...
In light of University efforts, the Class of 2015 brings racial diversity to AU.
A breakdown of parking costs on campus and guide to getting a parking permit
Au Student government hopes to give students an easier time managing their website with a new re-design focused on ease of use.
Incoming freshmen make an impact during welcome week through the Freshman Service Experience, volunteering across DC.
Interim Honors Director Michael Manson has big plans for the Honors Program.
A WCL power outage from Hurricane Irene cancels law school classes Monday.
McDowell Hall's summer renovations included smart-chip enabled IDs and locks that replace mechanical dorm room keys.
A minor mechanical problem reportedly caused a Tenleytown Metro escalator to smoke just after 3 p.m. today. The street-level escalator was on the west side of Wisconsin Avenue near Best Buy. The issue stopped when the escalator was turned off, said Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority spokesperson ...
American University evacuated all on- and off-campus buildings for a short period of time following a 5.9 magnitude that rocked the eastern United States Tuesday. No one on campus was injured in the earthquake and there was no apparent damage to any AU buildings, according to emails from the University. The ...
Welcome Week may be known for its parties and celebrations, but all the fun may come at a cost for new and returning students. There are about twice the weekly average number of transports and alcohol and drug violations during the first week of the semester, according to Adam Cooper, AU’s Public ...
From increased seating in TDR to new vendors in Tenley, AU is expanding options for diners. Read the full fall guide including exploring the music scene, explanations of AU's administration and the low-down on student leaders.
From recruiting captivating speakers to planning festivals to rallying and educating students, here are some Eagles you’ll see flying around campus making it happen.
Once ranked most politically active campus in the country, AU has fallen to number five on that list.
From protests to fundraisers, spring semester was packed with news and events.
Students can now purchase food and receive discounts with a program similar to EagleBucks.