At AU, the “Parkland Students” Talk Gun Laws and Voting
Michael Karlis, Staff and Web Editor
October 11, 2018
Before the “Parkland Students” went on stage and spoke in front of a sold-out Bender Arena for an event hosted by the Kennedy Political Union, student media had the opportunity to interview them behind closed doors Wednesday evening.
After Wednesday’s “Armed Intruder” Scare, It’s Time to Talk Seriously About AU Emergency Preparedness
Benjamin S. Weiss, Fall 2019 Editor-in-Chief
July 19, 2018
The American University community held its collective breath Wednesday afternoon as AU Public Safety, the United States Secret Service, and D.C. Police responded to reports of an “intruder” with an exposed sidearm near campus.
Private politics
Taylor Sabol, Copy Editor
July 19, 2018
A new ruling by Attorney General Jeff Sessions may jeopardize domestic violence survivors’ ability to seek asylum within the United States.
Sherri Williams
Evangeline Lacroix, Editor in Chief
June 1, 2018
Mentoring the next generation of black journalists
Transgender Homelessness
Blythe Collins, Writer
June 1, 2018
A disproportionate number of transgender individuals are homeless in D.C.
A Silent Epidemic
Katya Podkovyroff Lewis, Editor In Chief
June 1, 2018
Students suffering with mental illness turn to AU for help -- but how helpful has AU really been?
Taking the Initiative
Andrew Klabnik, Writer
June 1, 2018
Mental Health Initiative tries to keep up with the demand for mental health services
Toxic Competition
Karissa Waddick, Writer
June 1, 2018
The negative side effects of a community that values the internship experience.
The Right to Party
Nicole Schaller, Writer
June 1, 2018
Changing practice with alcohol may shift control to women, altering the college party scene
Retiring Injustice
Savanna Strott, Staff Editor
June 1, 2018
Retiring food service workers face an uncertain future
Struggling After The Storm
Taylor Sabol, Copy Editor
June 1, 2018
What it will take to rebuild after the island's devastation