Within Edwin Santos’ first year on campus he said he decided to start an organization to connect the Latino community.
After brainstorming this idea, Santos co-founded Latinos En Acción, LEA, in...
AU students and D.C. residents celebrated the city’s art and culture in Tenleytown on Sept. 30 at Art All Night, an annual event that spotlights various artists in the city. Throughout the night,...
Sophomore Raghav Singh scrolls through Fizz, a new anonymous social media app, every day to find jokes and memes. However, amidst the humor, he said he frequently stumbles upon content that disturbs him.
Fizz...
The Writers Guild of America strike reached an agreement with Hollywood Studios after striking for 148 days, according to a video posted by the WGA on Sept. 28. American University students and professors...
Members of the American University community gathered outside Mary Graydon Center on Oct. 2 to witness the university's Second Annual Progress Pride Flag Raising.
The original raising...
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U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), a three-term...
Tens of thousands of people gathered in New York City on Sept. 17 to protest the U.S.’s use of fossil fuels. Protesters from Washington D.C. and the surrounding area–including students from American...
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• September 21, 2023
Volunteers from Starbucks Workers United gathered on Sept. 14 outside of the Starbucks on New Mexico Avenue to demonstrate against the company’s anti-union policies. The organizers explained their...
Students have new meal options this fall, including a Panera Bread on the first floor of Mary Graydon Center and a future Qdoba in the Tunnel.
American University Dining also added new stations in the...
American University educators grapple with how to address plagiarism after the release of ChatGPT, an Artificial Intelligence chatbot, on Nov. 22.
OpenAI’s release of Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer,...
When Sheridan Johnson was choosing a college, she said her parents assured her there would be a place for her to find community.
Johnson has Navajo, Cherokee and Lumbee heritage and grew up in North...
Amid rising textbook prices, students have ethical concerns about professors requiring their own textbooks for classes.
Lane Thimmesch, a first-year International Studies major, said she worries that...
