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New SG accountability position aims to offer transparency with student body

By Dan Papscun · Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019

Schanelle Saldanha suggests improvements to SG

Kennedy Political Union (KPU) Event with Condoleezza Rice and Philip Zelikow

Condoleezza Rice and Philip Zelikow discuss their book and foreign affairs at KPU event

By Dan Papscun · Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019

Former Secretary of State shares importance of principles, partnerships and practicality in foreign policy

Amy Dacey named director of Sine Institute

By Kelsey Carolan · Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019

Dacey plans to add international perspective in fellowship role

Features

Former SG President announces bid for Delaware state senate

By Sophia Solano | September 5

Sarah McBride would be America’s first openly transgender state senator

Features

Bryant Oskvig appointed interim chaplain to replace Mark Schaefer

By Abbie Veitch | September 3

Oskvig previously served as chaplain of Georgetown

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Jim Obergefell talks activism, court case at KPU event

By Dan Papscun | September 1

The #LoveWins plaintiff tells crowd to keep fighting, support LGBTQ community

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Condoleezza Rice and Phillip Zelikow to speak at AU about upcoming book release

By Lydia Calitri | August 29

Former Secretary of State will discuss American leadership in international affairs

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Students left confused due to changes to University health insurance

By Abbie Veitch and Sophie Austin | August 27

Administrators work to ease the waiver process

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AU community mourns loss of student Jayme Schlenker

By Brianna Crummy | August 19

Schlenker was active in Jewish LGBTQ organization

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Exhibit in Bender Library displays AU’s history of slavery

By Sophia Solano | August 18

Working group on slavery shows findings from first report

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Former SG President receives over $700,000 in judgment with neo-Nazis

By Brianna Crummy | August 10

Taylor Dumpson awarded damages after being targeted by online trolls

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School of Education separates from the College of Arts and Sciences

By Leanna Faulk | June 30

Separation to take effect on July 1

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SOC Dean Jeff Rutenbeck steps down, professor Laura DeNardis to serve as interim SOC Dean

By Abbie Veitch | June 19

Rutenbeck will become provost at Arcadia University

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Water to be shut off on AU’s main campus after pipe breaks

By Sophie Austin | June 17

Pipes will shut off from midnight to 5 a.m.

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Maria Butina, former student, sentenced to 18 months for conspiracy

By Brianna Crummy | May 8

Russian operative sentenced after pleading guilty to acting in Russia’s interest

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Former SG president Taylor Dumpson seeks $1.5 million in damages from neo-Nazi website founder

By Sophie Austin | May 6

Dumpson filed a lawsuit against the founder in April 2018, following a hate crime

Features

The Works AU aims to spark advocacy through information

By Asher Weinstein | May 2

Group aims to spearhead renewed workers’ rights advocacy among AU students

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Hall of Science offers STEM programs chance to grow, diversify

By Evan Margiotta | May 1

Internal data shows that students, faculty do not think departments are “representative”

Features

Student organizers to launch ‘Civics in the Capitol’ education program

By Vincenza Belletti | April 30

Group is pairing up with D.C. charter schools to offer government classes

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Opening a new chapter in university’s fight against food insecurity

By Nazli Togrul | April 30

Student leaders call for more steps beyond on-campus pantry

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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