Consumer Report: Housing
When it comes to housing costs, AU ranks among the top 20 most expensive schools in the U.S.
When it comes to housing costs, AU ranks among the top 20 most expensive schools in the U.S.
The number of students choosing to stay in tripled dorm rooms has generally increased since 2000. About 300 will remain tripled this spring.
Anderson Hall is home to over 700 students and only one professor, John Richardson.
AU students’ cravings for Asian cuisine on campus will be satiated by a new restaurant opening next to the UPS store in the tunnel.
AU outranked all other D.C. area colleges and received its best grade ever in this year’s College Sustainability Report Card. AU received a B+ grade on its 2011 sustainability report card, released Oct. 27.
AU lawyers said they have heard “unsubstantiated” rumors of complaints concerning possible student voter intimidation on Election Day.
More AU students voted in D.C. Tuesday, and more ballots have been challenged this year than in recent memory, according to Precinct 9 Captain Lawrence Williams. Williams estimated that roughly 35 ballots were challenged throughout the day. Voters with challenged ballots as well as same-day registrants must cast a provisional ballot and provide legal proof of D.C. residence to the BOEE within 10 days.
Winners cannot be determined officially until 10 days after the election, however.
Proposed changes to the General Education Program would mean fewer restrictions for students, including the freedom to receive credit for a course regardless of its cluster.
To prevent further theft, Public Safety will implement a baiting operation according to Chief Michael McNair.
AU ranked number 52 on Kiplinger’s list of Top 100 Best Values in Private Colleges in its October issue of Personal Finance magazine.
The Student Government’s Department of IDEAS is helping four students work to install printers in dorm lobbies, push for conflict-free minerals in the University’s electronics and bring awareness to the Trevor Project.
The AU community, friends and family remember beloved Professor Sue Marcum.
A memorial service for Professor Sue Marcum will be held next Tuesday in Bender Arena at 8 p.m.
Tues., Nov. 2, 2010 marks the day of very important elections for Washington, D.C. No, we’re not talking about the midterm elections of senators — we at The Eagle will be watching the races for Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner in ANC 3D 02 and ANC 3D 07. Our voter guide offers the scoop on those in the running, straight from the candidates themselves.
An AU shuttle hit a pole on Nebraska Avenue around 8:00 a.m. this morning, causing delays in the AU shuttle routes and blocking traffic on Nebraska Avenue. The crash caused officials to shut down a portion of Nebraska Avenue into the afternoon. Traffic was directed to go down Van Ness Street to circumvent the accident. The driver of the bus was taken to the hospital, but no other injuries were reported.
A hearing between an AU freshman running for Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner, those involved in his campaign and the Board of Elections and Ethics yielded no decisions Friday.
In light of the devestating floods in Pakistan, graduate students gather donations across campus. The drive ends Monday.
A former AU Economics Professor died of a viral infection last week. In addition to teaching, Michael Hazilla was known for his bowties and his passion for running.