Kirk Acevedo is not your average AU senior. While most in his class are planning to get a job in the sector of their choice, Acevedo will trek 450 miles through Burma.

AWOL NEWSWIRE SPRING 2011

ANONYMOUS MAKES A NAME FOR ITSELF

For members of a group that has adopted the moniker “Anonymous,” the world’s most powerful computer hackers have certainly taken on a higher profile role lately.

Want to see a woman who changes how feminists think and act?

We’ve all been there: you sign into your Facebook account and see a dozen new invites to groups, events and associations that you have never heard of from people you don’t talk to.

With two sets of turntables and a mountain of vinyls visible from the outside window, it’s clear that work at Words Beats & Life is a bit atypical.

Thousands of independent NGOs operate in Port-au-Prince, but a glance at any mention of Haiti in the news doesn’t set much store in their success.

My name is Audi. I was born in Cape Town, South Africa. I am 37 years old.

Prospective college students may tour dozens of campuses in their application process.  After touring school after school, each one’s buildings, quads, dining halls, libraries, dorms — they all start to blend together.

To reach the indigenous Guatemalan community of Las Trojes II, visitors drive two bumpy hours outside Guatemala City.