Metro considers closing doors early in new budget
The Washington Metro Area Transit Authority might stop running weekend trains at 2 a.m., not 3 a.m. to close the budget gap, according to Lisa Farbstein.
The Washington Metro Area Transit Authority might stop running weekend trains at 2 a.m., not 3 a.m. to close the budget gap, according to Lisa Farbstein.
The Undergraduate Senate confirmed the appointment of SG newcomer Josh Levitt as director of Kennedy Political Unit for the 2010-2011 year.
Students and local residents learned at a panel discussion Wednesday evening about the history of the AU Experimental Station and where the Army Corps of Engineers’ dig for World War I-era munitions is headed in the future.
The university will increase undergraduate tuition, housing and meal costs this fall. Tuition will also increase for Master of Business Administration students.
Undergraduate senators will be required to hold office hours next semester, according to a new Senate bill passed on March 28.
Violent attacks at college campuses have risen dramatically in the past 20 years, according to a study released last week.
AU senior Brandon Krapf was featured Friday in a video on the USA Today website that is part of the week-long series “Degrees of Difficulty.”
New Student Government President Nate Bronstein hopes to better connect to the AU community through his recently launched “fireside chat” video series.
Students were forced to evacuate Bender Library for half an hour on Tuesday morning after a gas odor was detected throughout the building.
Michael Oren, the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, confirmed Israel’s commitment to peace talks and a two-state solution with Palestine when he spoke at Katzen Arts Center Thursday. Protesters both supporting and opposing Oren attended the presentation, and Public Safety Officers stood by.
This weekend the Student Government put on a Spring Fling using funds which would have been spent on the Founders’ Day Ball.
In recently released rankings, the Washington College of Law tied with the University of Maryland for 48th best law school, and two of Kogod School of Business’ graduate programs made the list of the 15 best graduate programs as ranked by business students.
A Q&A with former SG President Andy MacCracken.
AU raised $7.6 million above its AnewAU campaign goal for endowments, allowing the university to increase the number of scholarship awards for the incoming freshmen class.
AU Admissions has become more selective, according to statistics from AU’s Office of Institutional Research and Assessment.
AU took third place out of 266 schools nationwide in the RecycleMania Competition with a cumulative recycling rate of 64.9 percent, according to Housing and Dining Programs.
Facilities Management and Housing and Dining Programs are working together to take the first steps in addressing a rash of elevator outages affecting Letts Hall South this semester.
The Student Advocacy Center held a panel on changes to the Student Conduct Code, which will cover students’ actions committed off campus.
The Tenleytown Whole Foods grocery store will now accept EagleBucks as a form of payment, according to Housing and Dining Programs.
The AU community raised over $48,000 for cancer research at the annual Relay For Life event in Bender Arena Saturday night.