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Sine Institute Survey Shows What Young Americans Look for in Leaders
A new, innovative survey by the Sine Institute of Policy and Politics examined the attributes young people look for in leaders.
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‘Even the deepest of rabbit holes may have an exit’
Pathbreaking study led by AU psychology professor reveals conversations with AI models can reduce conspiracy theory beliefs
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American University’s Fundraising Campaign Surpasses Goals, Creates Transformative Change
American University concludes its Change Can't Wait fundraising campaign that surpassed goals and created transformative change at the university and beyond.
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New Exhibitions Open Sept. 7 at the American University Museum
Eight new exhibits at the American University Museum open Sept. 7, featuring a range of artistic media and experiences for visitors.
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Programs at American University’s School of International Service Maintain Top-Tier Rankings by Foreign Policy Magazine
American University’s School of International Service was identified in the top-tier of international relations programs around the world at the undergraduate, masters, and PhD levels by Foreign Policy magazine.
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American University Scientist Contributes to New Findings About Exciting Exoplanet
James Webb Telescope observations lead to new insights of possible presence of atmosphere and ocean on one of the closest exoplanets to our solar system
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American University’s General Counsel Traevena Byrd to Chair the National Association of College and University Attorneys Board of Directors
American University’s General Counsel Traevena Byrd to Chair the National Association of College and University Attorneys Board of Directors
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American U. Professor Receives Prestigious American Sociological Association Book Award
AU professor Jordanna Matlon receives the 2024 Distinguished Scholarly Book Award from the American Sociological Association.
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Policy Analysis ·
IMPA Releases Policy Brief on Biden Budget Proposal to Raise Capital Gains Taxes
Analysis finds increasing taxes on dividends and capital gains raises revenue without impacting economic growth
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Arts ·
New Exhibitions Open June 15 at the American University Museum
Four new exhibitions will open and a fifth exhibit mounted last spring remains on view, The Human Flood, on climate change-induced migration
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