From Lincoln to Obama: 11 presidents visit AU for speeches, recreation
Since President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the McKinley Building in 1902, 11 U.S. presidents have been to AU for various reasons.
Since President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of the McKinley Building in 1902, 11 U.S. presidents have been to AU for various reasons.
Housing and Dining Programs plans to organize residence hall floors by class year starting this fall.
AU alumni David Gregory and David Aldridge have moved up in the world from their days at ATV and The Eagle.
Alta Gracia employee Maritza Vargas used to reside in a two-bedroom home with a family of five, sharing a common bathroom with three other families.
The Eagle Endowment will award $1,300 more than last year, due to a record number of applications.
True or false: all you need is technique for a good sex life. Sexologist Dr. Debby Herbenick says false.
A look back at AU's presidential visits.
Five Kogod School of Business sophomores suggested The Economist transition from a print to an online publication over 40 years as part of their winning business plan for the Feb. 12 Kogod Case Competition.
Howard Dean confused AU with a cross-town rival during a Feb. 8 speech.
Former RNC Chair Ed Gillespie spoke at AU Feb. 7 about his own career and the future of his party in what he calls a “center-right nation.”
After a year of snow and precipitation-fueled puns, AU officials say they are now better equipped to deal with winter’s natural disasters.
For those who have never seen snow before, “Snowpocalypse” came as a shock.
AU was ranked as having one of the highest numbers of Peace Corps volunteers in the nation this year.
The Student Health Center can no longer provide free on-site testing for chlamydia and gonorrhea due to D.C. funding cuts.
Neil and Ann Kerwin met nearly 40 years ago while both were undergraduates at AU. They first met as juniors at a party and felt an immediate connection to each other.
Some sophomores will be able to dissect media-driven myths next fall as part of a pilot living-learning community.
Washington Semester Dean David Brown will step down from his position at the end of the academic year.
Campus was a-Twitter last week with the Social Media Club's ongoing competition, #hashtagAU.