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Despite calls for change, Founders Ball day budget continues to increase

By Kelsey Cartelli and Nina Heller · Friday, Feb. 14, 2020

Discussions within SG about Founders prevent progress

Ferkat Jawdat talks to students about prosecution of Turkic Muslims in China

By Abbie Veitch · Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020

KPU brings Uighur-American activist to AU’s campus

Kogod graduate student killed in car crash

By Kelsey Carolan · Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020

Arik Knapp was a first-term student in the Business Online MBA program

Campus

Jaboukie Young-White of “The Daily Show” comes to AU

By August Clarke | February 3

Daily Show correspondent’s stand-up reflected on the current political and social climate

News

AU’s model UN ranks second in the nation

By Sophia Solano | February 3

Team achieves highest ranking ever after fifth place win last year

News

On the Record

By Brianna Crummy | January 31

The Eagle launches new column to offer transparency with AU community

News

Email from Office of Campus Life creates concern among students

By Abbie Veitch | January 30

AU administration stands by controversial mental health email

Features

CAS professor reflects on impeachment, upcoming elections

By Kelsey Carolan | January 28

Allan Lichtman says 2020 presidential race is too close to call

News

She’s the First marches into 2020

By Anna Tavon | January 27

Activist organization She’s the First attends their first Women’s March as a University club

News

Founders Day Ball to be held at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History

By Kelsey Cartelli and Nina Heller | January 22

Event on Feb. 29 will offer 2,500 tickets

News

Lech Wałęsa speaks at AU’s School of International Service

By Kelsey Cartelli | January 19

Former Polish president speaks with AU students on the future of globalization

News

Photography major now available to AU students

By Kelsey Cartelli | January 19

Joint program between SOC and CAS holds new opportunities

Stock Photo of Mary Graydon Center and the Flagpoles

News

Former AU vice president for development and alumni relations arrested for sex crimes

By Kelsey Carolan | January 17

Thomas Minar worked for the University from 2008 to 2015

Basketball

Connor Nelson’s buzzer-beater knocks off Bucknell

By Jon Kolodny | January 17

Men’s basketball looks to build upon the 1-point win

News

University announces full scholarship program for 10 D.C. students

By Brianna Crummy | December 18

Initiative aims to engage community, offer opportunities to local students

News

Former SIS assistant professor sues AU for age discrimination

By Abbie Veitch and Sophie Austin | December 18

Lori Handrahan is suing after filing a complaint in May

Features

SOC alum makes the trek up Mount Everest to film documentaries

By Isabella Goodman | December 16

Sam Sheline joined the expedition as an assistant producer for National Geographic

Features

New report raises questions about AU’s early decision policy

By Sophia Solano | December 12

The Center for American Progress says that ED hurts low-income students and people of color

Features

SPA professor and veteran running for Virginia U.S. Senate seat

By Sophia Solano | December 12

Daniel Gade is focused on limited government and maintaining strong national defense

News

Reported theft on campus spiked in October, nearly tripling reports last October

By Sophie Austin | December 10

Monthly reported thefts have fluctuated since 2017

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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