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Critical. Subversive. Irrepressible.

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Critical. Subversive. Irrepressible.

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Aesthetics and Academics: Architecture at AU

Aesthetics and Academics: Architecture at AU

Anna Naser April 19, 2011
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.
Fonkoze in Rural Haiti: A Microcredit Success Story

Fonkoze in Rural Haiti: A Microcredit Success Story

Audrey Van Gilder April 19, 2011
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.
Drugs, Alcohol and Activism

Drugs, Alcohol and Activism

Richard Phillips April 19, 2011
Marijuana is a gateway drug.
Click It or Picket: Activism in the Internet Age

Click It or Picket: Activism in the Internet Age

Zac Deibel April 19, 2011

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.

Roots of Revolution: Student Inspired by Arab Spring

Roots of Revolution: Student Inspired by Arab Spring

Ashley Dejean April 19, 2011
Inspired by the recent uprisings in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt, Farida Nabourema, a junior in SIS, decided to take action for the people in her home country of Togo.
From the Blacktop to the Blackboard: Hip-Hop’s Growing Role in Education

From the Blacktop to the Blackboard: Hip-Hop’s Growing Role in Education

Kevin Kunitake April 19, 2011
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.
Photos from the VAWA Protest

Photos from the VAWA Protest

AWOL April 4, 2011
Snapshots from the student protest for the VAWA grant, which would put $300,000 in AU's pocket for sexual assault prevention education and tools.

No Thanks, You Can Keep Your $300,000 Rape Prevention Grant

Lori McCue March 30, 2011
AU’s Office of Campus Life said just that by blocking a campus initiative to apply for a federal grant to fund sexual violence prevention. The Department of Justice each year administers the “Grant to Reduce Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Dating Violence and Stalking on Campus,” which doles out $300,000 over three years to fund resources for survivors and tools for address the problem of sexual assault.
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