Nebraska Hall, the Katzen Arts Center and Ward Circle experienced a temporary power outage Tuesday night as a result of a vehicle hitting an electrical pole.
AU students volunteer at For Love of Children, a charity that helps send hundreds of D.C. children to college.
The Eagle Endowment's first prize award went to the Latino Youth Conference in a ceremony April 16.
Before fall classes begin in the new School of International Service building, it will host the SIS seniors in a graduation reception May 5, according to Joe Clapper, assistant dean for Facilities and Administration.
Before classes begin in the new School of International Service building in the fall, the building will host the SIS seniors in a graduation reception May 5, according to Joe Clapper, assistant dean for Facilities and Administration. The grand opening will be Sept. 23 and will involve a guest speaker whose name has yet to be released, Clapper said.
The Undergraduate Senate voted to decrease Women’s Initiative’s budget by $1,000 from its original allocation for FY2010.
The Undergraduate Senate approved an amended version of the budget for 2010-2011 after a meeting that lasted more than four hours.
Student Evaluations of Teaching completed at the end of each course can affect AU faculty pay increases.
Red flags sliced the air and cries of “Dorothy, Dorothy, this one is for you” and “What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!” echoed in the streets outside the Brazilian Consulate Friday afternoon.
An online editorial for a site representing several Pittsburgh publications called comments made by a professor Emeritus for AU treasonous.
Members of AU College Republicans joined protesters outside the Capitol as part of the National Tea Party’s second annual Tax Day rally.
The American people should never completely trust what the government tells them, Daniel Ellsberg said at an event on Wednesday in the Wechsler Theater.
AU fraternity Sigma Alpha Mu was re-chartered on Saturday, according to SAMMY President Chase Freeman.
The international conference, "Bohemian and Czech Jews in America," took place at the Embassy of the Czech Republic Wednesday as part of AU's project, "Voices in Terezín."
The Army Corps of Engineers began its munitions destruction operations today on federal property behind Sibley Hospital, prompting condemnation from several local Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners.
The Student Government started a new campus campaign called "Fan Fridays," during which prizes will be given to students on campus sporting AU apparel.
A dig by the Army Corps of Engineers in late March revealed yet another underground cache – this one containing a drum that emitted smoke.
To the sounds of clapping and drums, 400 AU students and community members marched as part of Take Back the Night Monday evening. The event promoted the creation of safe environments to lessen male and female sexual assault. Rape victims and allies alike shared their stories.
A D.C. think tank released a study Friday that questions the legality of some unpaid internships. At AU, 81 percent of students interned without pay this year.
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