Lawsuit suggests conflict of interest could explain Megabytes closure Katherine Long, Editor in Chief • May 6, 2019 With no action from the university towards improving Megabytes, Gera claims that Aramark is using this as a way to take over his space.
Professor Profile: Omékongo Dibinga Music and Art Manifesting into Social Justice Taylor Sabol, Managing Editor • April 29, 2019 A conversation with AU professor, motivational speaker, and performer
The color of wealth: Gentrification’s effects on wealth in DC Veronica Pacheco • April 29, 2019 Nonprofits and their fight to help residents affected by a changing D.C.
Writing on our walls: Division in the Public Artist Community Claudia Stephens • April 29, 2019 The diverse community of public artists responsible for the creation of art in DC explain what unites and divides them.
COMMENTARY || A Queer Conditioning: In Pursuit of Community Shane Matheu Ryden, Podcast Producer • April 29, 2019 Lured by the prospect of validation and acceptance, gay men flock to online spaces only to find themselves vulnerable to manipulation.
Lonely Streets: Transgender and Homeless in the District Lana Green • April 29, 2019 The LGBTQ community faces adversity with homelessness and unemployment.
Killer Looks: The fascination of serial killers in pop culture Katya Podkovyroff Lewis • April 29, 2019 With serial murder on the decline, audiences turn to entertainment media for their true crime fixations.
Inclusive Excellence: Where it comes from and where it’s going Maaz Qureshi • April 29, 2019 Everyone is talking about inclusive excellence but what exactly does that mean and what is AU doing to promote it?
All work and little pay: RAs’ experience at American University Kaela Roeder • April 29, 2019 Freshmen RAs have come forward to share their frustrations with their jobs, specifically with their training and what the "other duties as assigned" really is.
Power to the Press: Student Journalists’ Influence Kelly McDonnell • April 29, 2019 How AU student media navigate an anti-journalist climate
Campus Battlegrounds: Testing war chemicals at AU Erica Johnson • April 29, 2019 As AU looks to build an environmentally sustainable future, the remnants of its past unearths new challenges.
Defining the AU experience: AUx’s impact on students Ava Kowalski • April 29, 2019 Many students are critical of AUx as a newly required course, but what many don’t realize is that administration wants to hear that student feedback.
