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University renews U-Pass program for the fall 2021 semester

By Clare Mulroy and Kate Corliss · Monday, May 3, 2021

Following a year without the U-Pass, AU will resume pre-pandemic operations

AU community shares concerns and relief over guilty verdict in Derek Chauvin trial

By Ben Johansen and Kate Corliss · Monday, April 26, 2021

Police officer who killed George Floyd in May 2020 convicted of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter

Interfraternity Council releases long-term reform plan following sexual misconduct and racism allegations

By Mina Allen · Friday, April 23, 2021

New policies include mandatory training sessions and meetings with campus stakeholders following criticisms from students

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The Asian Studies faculty prepares for the launch of a restructured Asia, Pacific, and Diaspora Studies program

By Daniella Ignacio | April 23

Professors reflect on the more diasporic program, student efforts and its beginnings

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AU Asian student coalition reflects on efforts for a more inclusive Asian Studies program as it transforms into Asia, Pacific and Diaspora Studies

By Daniella Ignacio | April 22

As Critical Race, Gender & Sexuality Studies expanded into a department, students pushed for change

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Former Obama official Todd Park announced as commencement speaker for virtual May ceremony

By Clare Mulroy | April 21

Park’s online address will accompany the first in-person commencement processions since the pandemic began

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AU’s Tutoring Corps provides new Federal Work-Study opportunity

By Nina Heller | April 21

New Federal Work-Study opportunity connects AU students to faculty members’ children

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Korean Student Association holds ‘KSAcon’ to discuss anti-Asian violence and fostering community

By Spencer Nusbaum | April 20

Event brings in students from almost 20 schools as well as guest speakers

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AU’s pass/fail policy decision-making process raises concerns among student groups

By Kate Corliss | April 20

Students call for more transparency, better communication from administration following the announcement of their spring 2021 pass/fail policy

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Entire Class of 2025 falsely admitted to the AU Honors Program

By Rebeka Rafi | April 19

AU Undergraduate Admissions apologizes for sending all newly admitted students Honors Program acceptances

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University announces new brand campaign “Challenge Accepted” to replace “WONK”

By Kate Corliss | April 19

New campaign will highlight University community members’ roles in global problem-solving, reshaping higher education

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Black Votes Matter Fund co-founder LaTosha Brown speaks with The Blackprint

By Fariha Rahman | April 15

In the second event for their Women of Color Trailblazers series, The Blackprint hosted a panel discussion with esteemed voting rights activist

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Author Chanel Miller discusses her experiences of healing through art

By Fariha Rahman | April 15

AASU, PHA, WI, and KPU host New York Times bestselling author Chanel Miller

Coronavirus

BREAKING: University to require students with on-campus presence to be vaccinated

By Nina Heller | April 14

Requirement includes full-time, part-time, graduate and undergraduate students

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AU announces in-person commencement ceremonies for all 2020 and spring 2021 graduates

By Kate Corliss | April 14

Graduates to be recognized in Bender Arena following virtual commencement events in May

Features

Center for Israel Studies director is awarded the First Baron Award for Scholarly Excellence

By Alisha Chhangani | April 12

The award is described as the Nobel Prize for the study of Jewish experience

Coronavirus

While students enjoy on-campus residency, some say health guideline enforcement is lax

By Skye Witley | April 12

A month in, students share their ‘mini-mester’ experience

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Brodie, Darrien, Natarajan and Rubin elected to the 2021-2022 executive board

By Ben Johansen and Olivia Higgins | April 11

Turnout decreased significantly from last year’s April election

Features

Club Feature: The Sikh Student Association is forming community without focusing on numbers

By Grace George | April 10

SSA is just about one year old and has fewer than 10 members, but its leaders are excited about their expanding community

Coronavirus

DC residents can now pre-register for the COVID-19 vaccine regardless of their eligibility

By Jordan Young | April 10

Pre-registration opens to all residents over 16 starting April 12

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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