Culture - AWOL

Questioning the Extent of Free Speech: Je Suis Charlie

Liza Layer • April 28, 2016

The world came out in support for satire in January, as cartoonists rallied for a magazine that made a business out of criticizing popular beliefs.

AU’s Teach-in on Implicit Bias: Confronting Racism

Lydia Crouthamel • April 28, 2016

The recent indictment in Ferguson may have raised questions about racism in America, but some American University students believe discussing them may be the key to reducing racism among students on college campuses.

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Gay and Greek: How LGBTQ Students Navigate AU Fraternity Culture

Ashley Dejean • April 9, 2016

Junior Tom McNutt experiences fraternity life at AU a little differently than most of his brothers.

The Home Front: Where the Recession Really Matters

Richard Phillips • April 9, 2016

If the recession ended a year ago, why does it feel like our economy is still in shambles?

Paintings, PARTIES AND PERFORMANCES The Many Faces of the Katzen Arts Center

Emily Reid • April 9, 2016

Last year, AU announced its decision to replace the Art History Department’s most prized, high-tech classroom with a welcome center for prospective students.