Attending AU was Maria Butina’s ‘cover’ while working for Russian official, prosecutors say
Court filings: Butina used student visa as way to remain in U.S. and act as Russian agent
Court filings: Butina used student visa as way to remain in U.S. and act as Russian agent
Lockdown ended after three hours
Maria Butina, a gun rights activist and Russian citizen, graduated in May
The D.C. Water and Sewer Authority advised D.C. residents to boil their tap water for drinking and cooking as a precaution in certain D.C. areas.
AUPD began introducing students to active shooter protocol in 2016
Name change intended to clarify services the center offer
Clark will take over in July following departure of Scott Bass
Chin has served as interim dean since August
Bigs provide mentorship and friendship for littles
When someone strung bananas from nooses on American University’s campus last May, Lauren Lumpkin first heard about it from friends at The Blackprint. At the time, the publication was new to AU.
Taylor Berlin represents AU on advisory neighborhood commission
Announcement comes nearly a year since hate crime rocked American University
Artist known for Mattress Carrying performance art visits AU
University attributes achievement to solar panel farm, campus-wide efforts
Committee will begin meeting in May
Individual arrested was previously banned from campus
Project aims to help students become “architects of their own speech”
The acceptance rate stayed steady with last year’s rate
When Fatima Tariq, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of International Service, approached her academic counselor with questions about pursuing a regional focus of South Asia in SIS, she left the office disappointed. Tariq spoke to her counselor in the hopes of expanding the course offerings for the South Asia focus by adding more religion classes, to which she was turned down.