SG Releases report on Diversity and Inclusion at AU
The report makes three recommendations to guide the University’s long-term plan for improving race relations on campus
The report makes three recommendations to guide the University’s long-term plan for improving race relations on campus
The group is partnering with another group, Exploited Wonk, to form a coalition to support Aramark workers
Workshops featured education on topics including mental health, white privilege and the non-heteronormative community.
Participants aim to educate and entertain viewers with short films on the topic of clean water.
Mental health advocate Frank Warren will address students on Feb. 22
The program’s goal is to create a safe space for everyone to start living healthier lives
The science guy warned that climate change will be the greatest problem facing this generation
Schaeffer spoke to students as part of an event co-hosted by the Network of enlightened Women and Kennedy Political Union
The program’s goal is to help students increase fitness and fight depression during the cold winter months.
The performance art duo will appear in Kay Spiritual Center on Feb. 19
After more than a year of sending its compostable waste to landfills, AU will begin composting again this April after renewing its contract with the Prince’s George’s County composting facility in Maryland. The facility suspended its contract with the University in November 2014 after receiving contaminated waste.
Students can get a discounted price for their books, but it isn’t an easy process
The former White House senior advisor will address students on Feb. 16
Four hundred fifty students registered for recruitment
The popular scientist will speak to students in Bender Arena
Patrisse Cullors discussed the importance of the #BlackLivesMatter movement and her experience with racial strife.
This year’s ball will be held on Feb. 20 and be the largest in AU’s history
Policy mandates that sororities only participate in events with fraternities in 'good standing' with University.
The University held its first unified ceremony in a decade
Patrisse Cullors will speak on Jan. 13 at an event co-hosted by KPU and six minority student organizations