Lawyers in spring 2020 tuition lawsuit push back against AU’s motion to dismiss
Case hinges on whether in-person instruction is seen as part of contract between students, University
Case hinges on whether in-person instruction is seen as part of contract between students, University
Undergraduate students can elect to take two courses pass/fail after final grades are submitted
AU, GWU and D.C. Sunrise groups continue to press officials outside of their homes
Almost 100 students elected to stay at the Marriott Residence Inn, with varying degrees of supervision
Sarah McBride would be the first openly transgender state senator in the U.S.
The department launched in July within the College of Arts and Sciences
“Everyone’s Gay: A Look into Queer History” tells the story of LGBTQ+ icons across decades
University to hold off on additional furloughs, hiring freeze to remain in place
KPU hosts Zoom webinar as a part of AU’s Family Week
Zoom and social media play a large role in making connections
College Republicans endorse the judge, as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights take center stage
Student government addressed the calls for reform from students with a summary of issues and plans to move forward
The Blackprint and the School of Communication co-hosted the event
Some elements of the case will move forward, but breach of contract claims dismissed
Synchronous class meetings to be canceled, University employees to receive paid day off
SIS hosted “Global Abolition and USA Implications: A Conversation with Bettina Love” on Zoom
The bill is intended to get students involved in spring semester planning
Three students sued the University during May and June
Leaders continue Kendi’s work and set new plans in motion
More diverse programming, new fellows both goals for moving forward