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Aramark worker’s controversial removal from AU position sparks calls for reinstatement

By Dan Papscun · Monday, Nov. 5, 2018

Anthony Randolph worked at university for 17 years before he was released in September

At Latinos and the Midterm Election event, panelists are skeptical of large Latino voter turnout

By Suzanne Harrison · Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018

“The parties are not talking to them”

AU professor Doug Hecox performed at a comedy club in Berlin in August.

AU professor Doug Hecox took comedy performance to Germany this summer

By Willard West · Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018

“Stand-up comedy is definitely an act of writing”

Podcast

Beyond the Byline, Episode 2: Explaining The Eagle's editorial process

By Sasha Jones and Evan Margiotta | November 2

Talking tenure discrimination, basketball season and D.C. festivals

News

With Care Network, students, faculty can alert university to troubling behavior

By Emily Seymour | November 2

Some students say reporting process could be improved

News

Young Americans for Freedom to bring controversial commentator Dinesh D’Souza to campus

By Ayelet Sheffey | November 1

Event was denounced by some, but club stands by the decision to bring D’Souza to AU

Features

Students share their experiences of how they survived the ups and downs of studying abroad

By Nazli Togrul | October 31

“You almost can’t talk about the difficult things that happen to you”

News

AU sees improvements in diverse faculty hires

By Emily Lytle | October 31

Some students say diversity efforts won’t come fast enough to impact them

News

Pollsters, journalist size up major issues in upcoming midterm elections at American Forum event

By Dan Papscun | October 31

Seung Min Kim, Celinda Lake and David Winston were on hand to discuss millennial vote, impact of Kavanaugh

News

Young Americans For Liberty chapter hosts controversial event with Daily Caller editor

By Nazli Togrul and Aneeta Mathur-Ashton | October 30

Daily Caller editor Amber Athey spoke to American University students about due process in terms of sexual assault allegations on Oct.

Features

How AU’s ‘most politically active campus’ is preparing for the midterms

By Maria Carrasco and Julia Gagnon | October 29

New and familiar political clubs gear up for election season

News

AU educates students on dating violence, healthy relationships during month of October

By Kelsey Carolan | October 29

Events included a “Know Your Rights” clinic and Twitter chat

News

President’s diversity council adds student advisory board this fall

By Kelsey Carolan | October 28

Fifteen students will provide council with “pulse of the community”

News

Referendum to increase student activity fee fails in fall election

By Dan Papscun and Asher Weinstein | October 25

About 1,100 students cast votes in election

News

Former attorney general Loretta Lynch tells AU audience that ‘truth is under assault’

By Evan Margiotta | October 24

Lynch spoke about power of civil discourse, her path to success

News

American University found responsible for age discrimination in former professor’s tenure case

By Julia Gagnon | October 24

Loubna Skalli-Hanna was awarded over $1.3 million in damages

Features

Women’s Initiative launches new publication ‘Elbowroom’

By Miranda Baumann | October 23

Publication is part of organization’s art-centric push

Features

AU students and faculty launch D.C.’s first NAHJ student chapter

By Sophie Austin | October 22

Chapter hopes to help Hispanic students pursue journalism careers

Features

Headed by AU, D.C. Space Grant Consortium helps to support development of STEM students

By Emily Seymour | October 20

Organization supports faculty research and student scholarships at AU

News

‘It’s about getting ‘effed up,’ but it’s also about working hard’

By Abbie Veitch | October 19

Rise in alcohol transports reflects “normalization” of binge drinking on campus and off, students and staff say

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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