New Eagles Welcomed to the Nest during Opening Convocation
The Class of 2028 had their talons up—indicating they’re eager to grasp the exciting adventures that await them at AU—during the annual tradition.
Read MoreIn a time of unprecedented challenges, the American University community steps up to take on issues and make an impact. At AU, we learn, research, and work to spark positive change in our neighborhood and world.
Jonathan R. Alger, AU’s 16th president, arrived on campus this summer. President Alger, who comes to AU from James Madison University where he served as president for 12 years, is an experienced and visionary higher education leader. The AU community is excited to welcome him as we begin the next chapter of AU’s remarkable history.
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The Class of 2028 had their talons up—indicating they’re eager to grasp the exciting adventures that await them at AU—during the annual tradition.
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Read MoreBram Weinstein, SOC/BA ’95, the radio voice of the Washington Commanders, helps preview the DC football team’s upcoming season.
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