Lydia Calitri named The Eagle’s 2019-2020 editor-in-chief
Calitri is currently the paper’s online managing editor
Calitri is currently the paper’s online managing editor
Turnout increased by 44.5 percent over last year, with 1,944 students voting
Election results will be announced Wednesday night
Angela Chen and Joshua Dantzler took part in debate, town hall Monday night
Students express concern over changes to merit scholarships
Event was hosted by black student organizations, which voted to endorse four candidates
How will Amazon's arrival affect AU and change the D.C. region?
Former Ohio governor says his “options are on the table” when it comes to 2020
“We’re very grateful to the students for their input”
Tuition increases, SG budget and student views on SG among the topics addressed
How administrators and students are tackling tuition increases and college affordability
Award-winning journalist Susan Zirinsky discusses achievements, future of news
Student Government is footing the bill for expanded student expectations, leaders say
AU will play host to the former Republican governor and presidential candidate later this month
Over 20 speakers gathered at AU to discuss storytelling’s impact on social justice
After community meetings in 2016 and 2017, D.C. transportation department decided to install signs
Reporters discuss fraternities' reactions to photos and arc of men's basketball season
“The question is: Do we leave or do we stay and fight?”
Student Voice Index rates how colleges utilize student input in university matters
Administrators say cost increase will go toward more financial aid, faculty and staff salaries