Tuberculosis experts from the DC Department of Health join AU health officials after student tests positive
Majority of TB infections are noncommunicable “latent” infections, DC Department of Health officials say
Majority of TB infections are noncommunicable “latent” infections, DC Department of Health officials say
Event on Nov. 17 to offer 250 student tickets
Taking a closer look at what makes something ‘newsworthy’
An undergraduate student is receiving treatment off campus after testing positive for TB
New additions include a 24/7 crisis line, apps and more modality options
Students petition to restore the footlong meal
University reluctant to implement referendum
University partners with Walgreens to provide Pfizer vaccine booster throughout October
Residents demand further action from director of housing
Women’s Initiative and the Student Union Board hosted Ruth E. Carter as a part of their ‘Creating Your Reality’ series
University recently consolidated mailroom to Smart Lockers in Letts Hall
Some public health experts say the district’s vaccine awards program isn’t working well enough, but it may be too early to tell
SIS holds virtual event featuring the Nobel Peace Prize laureate
‘Nobody knows who’s running it and they just interact with it anyways.’
Rep. Chip Roy spoke at Oct. 21 event
Interest in club involvement is high, but COVID regulations are still impacting membership
Chief information security officer discusses University cybersecurity plans
Co-president Keana Brooks stresses the importance of a support system for Black students
In a letter to administrators, student employees raise concerns about pay and safety
Kennedy Political Union and Women’s Initiative co-host virtual event featuring the creator of the #WhyIStayed movement