AU plans to house students at Wesley Theological Seminary
The arrangement will help the University make up for the delayed construction of East Campus
The arrangement will help the University make up for the delayed construction of East Campus
Eldridge will retire in May after a tenure that included the creation of alternative breaks and many lifelong friendships
The Tenleytown and Friendship Heights Metro stations shut down on Saturday night, after reports of a train filling with smoke.
Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos spoke about free speech, his support for Donald Trump and the state of Islam on Thursday night as part of a Young Americans for Liberty event, prompting a large protest on the steps of the Mary Graydon Center.
Both men said more needs to be done to help returning service members transition to civilian life
The screening was part of the organization’s national campaign in support of free speech
An Eagle investigation unveils a sexual assault reporting process that is complicated and confusing for survivors
Bucci will replace Gabriel Unruh at the conclusion of his term
Students marched on Monday night across campus to raise awareness about sexual violence and empower students who are survivors.
Organizer Carlos Vera helped share workers’ stories, urged students to fight for change
Organizers hope increased collaboration will facilitate greater University attention, change
Students open up about their experiences at AU and beyond
Takano discussed how learning from the past will be the country’s way forward
The faculty has been working to develop a new system that is “fully integrated.”
Al Hendi escaped from Syria himself and wants to help improve the situation in the country
The ceremony honored two professionals and two students for their work to fight climate change.
The photo project creates an opportunity for all Jewish students at AU to tell their story.
With a crowd that overflowed out of the Battelle atrium, the College of Arts and Sciences celebrated the launch of the Critical Race, Gender, and Culture Studies Collaborative (GRCG) on April 6 with “Black Lives Matter: A Conversation.” The new initiative strives to become “the hub of socially engaged scholarship at AU,” according to Associate Professor of History and collaborative chair Theresa Runstedtler.
HBO’s new movie brings attention to past and ongoing sexual harassment accusations and misogyny