Sarina Govindaiah, an American University junior who lives in the Berkshire Apartments, knew finding affordable housing in Washington, especially near campus was difficult.
What she didn’t know is...
Students are considering the impacts of artificial intelligence on the arts after a Jan. 17 newsletter from American University’s Career Center featured an image generated using AI software.
The artwork...
The American University Beekeeping Society welcomed a new colony of bees on March 20.
After a cold winter caused them to lose their hive, the club members joined together to facilitate the transfer...
This semester, AWOL’s multimedia team investigated how students feel about Greek Life on American University’s campus.
This investigation comes two years after AU’s Abolish Greek Life movement....
This semester, the Ripped from the Wall podcast team investigated American University’s switch to the HR and payment app Workday. After transitioning, some students we spoke to said their payment was...
This semester the Hum team interviewed students about the internship culture at AU. We spoke to students in different years about the pressure they feel to get an internship, how they feel about the ones...
The Ven at Embassy Row hosted multiple Holi festivities for D.C. residents March 24 in Dupont Circle.
Holi is a Hindu holiday that celebrates the arrival of spring. Attendees of the event watched...
During her time in public relations, Priya Doshi noticed a lack of gender diversity in who strategic messages were engaging as their intended audience.
“I think there's always this natural inclination...
American University student’s ability to attend sports games in Washington, D.C., has been called into question after the district’s sports teams have considered moving to Virginia.
Gov. Glenn...
Following the launch of 24/7 bus service on several Metro routes on Dec. 17, 2023, students have been utilizing the service and Metro officials are implementing policies geared towards passenger equity...
Ben Ackman, Multimedia Producer
• February 21, 2024
Mardi Gras revelers went to The Wharf Feb. 11 for an early celebration, ahead of the actual holiday on the following Tuesday.
Mardi Gras is the last day of Carnival, a Christian festival of indulgence...
D.C. residents celebrated the Lunar New Year Feb. 11 with parades that included groups from across the district.
Chinatown was decorated with red and yellow banners as several dances, songs and other...
