“A hidden gem”
The Child Development Center served the AU community for decades. What happens now that it’s gone?
Kyle Galvin, Staff Writer
• December 4, 2024
Inside AU’s 2024 Orientation Program
First-years and orientation leaders reflect on issues with new four-day orientation format.
Sydnee Patak and Layla Younis
• December 4, 2024
Construction in MGC and new buildings offers glimpse of campus future
$103 Million Student Thriving Complex and MGC under construction
Ben Ackman and Katherine Seri Chang
• April 24, 2024
Tearing down the terrace
TDR restructures look and layout while students hope safety addressed
Claire Gover, Multimedia Producer
• April 18, 2024
Beeghly sits empty
Beeghly Chemistry Building could be set for repurposing
Grace Manson, Garren McCauley, and Katherine Seri Chang
• April 15, 2024
Incoming dining venues Panera Bread, Qdoba offer students new options
While new and renovated dining options open, Qdoba waits on certifications
Caleb Ogilvie, Managing Editor
• August 29, 2023
Leonard Hall’s renovation and its impact on students
As student's head home for the summer, American University plans to renovate Leonard Hall for 2023-24 academic year
Oni Chaytor, Staff Writer
• May 11, 2023
Campus Beautification at AU
Benjamin Austin, Staff Editor
• May 1, 2023
Growing Community
Maegan Seaman, Multimedia Director
• April 26, 2023
American’s new aesthetic: National Geographic Society’s gift to campus
Construction underway for artist Elyn Zimmerman’s newly renamed sculpture.
Daniel Rosato, Staff Writer
• December 28, 2022
AU after carbon neutrality
Ripped from the Wall explores AU’s sustainability policies and how climate-focused campus groups view them.
Helena Milburn, Zoe Kallenekos, Matheus Kogi Fugita Abrahão, Caleb Ogilvie, Grace Manson, Marisa Álvarez, and Kate d'Arcy
• December 23, 2022
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