Arts ·
Everybody Dies. Let’s discuss.
A Q&A with "Everybody" director Christopher Michael Richardson
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Research ·
Going Green: AU Environmental Scientists Work to Save Our Planet
Department of Environmental Science faculty and students hard at work on research with real-world implications
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Research ·
Do Demographics Control Election Outcomes?
SPA professor finds little evidence that voters’ demographics predict their choices at the ballot box.
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Alumni ·
Changemaking Alumna Elected First Woman to Lead UN Technology Agency
Doreen Bogdan-Martin will work to protect the right to communicate and strive to connect the world as secretary-general of the International Telecommunication Union.
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On Campus ·
New Plan to Grow Airlie Is Built on Property’s History of Changemaking
As AU enters its sixth year of stewardship, university leaders have outlined an 18-month vision for Airlie, which lays the foundation for growth and sustainability into the future.
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Arts ·
Interstellar
A look at Interstellar, a film soundtrack by Hans Zimmer
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Announcement ·
Young Americans Cite Respect, Dignity, Tolerance as Core Values, New Poll Reveals
A new poll by the Sine Institute for Policy & Politics at American University offers insights into the future of American democracy, public policy, and political discourse.
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Environment ·
Patagonia Founder Gives Away Company to Tackle Climate Crisis
Patagonia CEO Ryan Gellert joined AU's Sine Institute to discuss Patagonia’s recent decision and discuss running a socially and environmentally conscious company.
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Department Spotlight ·
AU Community Invited to Latinx Studies Events
Two-day symposium runs September 29-30, free and open to AU community
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Arts ·
Now on Sale: Your Ticket to the Performing Arts
Fall lineup features events from the music, theatre/musical theatre, and dance programs; free tickets for AU students
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