Memorials across Washington honor victims of Jan. 29 plane crash.
First-years and orientation leaders reflect on issues with new four-day orientation format.
New data sheds light on pay disparities at American University.
As American University considers arming its campus police, community members and experts weigh in on safety and budget concerns.
- An artistic look at the Metro’s Red Line.
- Finding community through coffee.
- The fight for redesignation of Arlington House, Robert E. Lee Memorial.
- Celebrating the niche histories of Washington communities.
- The Child Development Center served the AU community for decades. What happens now that it’s gone?
- First-years and orientation leaders reflect on issues with new four-day orientation format.
- New data sheds light on pay disparities at American University.
- Ballot Initiative 83 seeks to implement ranked choice voting and semi-closed primaries in Washington.
- Students navigate absentee ballot restrictions while voting in this year’s presidential election.
- Social media, organizing efforts and celebrity influence draw out young voters for the 2024 election.
- A new undergraduate senate has said they’re trying to bridge the gap between the student body and their representatives.
- Is caffeine consumption at AU a boost of energy or a risky habit?
- Letter from the editor
Despite obstacles to access, students explore outdoor life in the district
Finding community through coffee.
Palmeri reflected on her career and the importance of maintaining authenticity in an age of disinformation.
AU has a new fund for generative AI research, but students and faculty say information on the new AI fund has been scarce.
The Child Development Center served the AU community for decades. What happens now that it’s gone?
Memorials across Washington honor victims of Jan. 29 plane crash.
Prominent lawmakers and activists led an anti-Musk demonstration outside the U.S. Treasury Department.
Protestors from around the country gathered in Washington to voice their concerns for the new presidency at the People’s March.
Families from the Washington area gathered to celebrate community, culture and history.
Thousands endured long lines and frigid temperatures celebrating Trump’s second inauguration.
Families from the Washington area gathered to celebrate community, culture and history.
The fight for redesignation of Arlington House, Robert E. Lee Memorial.
Celebrating the niche histories of Washington communities.
The iconic alternative music festival returns after a 13-year hiatus.
Dupont’s Art All Night showcased live performances, exhibits, and local artists at venues across the neighborhood.
Prominent lawmakers and activists led an anti-Musk demonstration outside the U.S. Treasury Department.
Protestors from around the country gathered in Washington to voice their concerns for the new presidency at the People’s March.
Thousands endured long lines and frigid temperatures celebrating Trump’s second inauguration.
The future of reproductive rights is murky. Still, activists are finding determination in solidarity.
Ballot Initiative 83 seeks to implement ranked choice voting and semi-closed primaries in Washington.
Shortages, pharmacies and Student Health Center limit ADHD
prescriptions
Absence requests impact college life for those facing health issues
COVID continues to have an impact on the student experience, safety and academics
Immunocompromised students say the COVID-19 pandemic is still a concern
AU transitions services as more students are struggling with mental health