Arts ·
Studio Art MFAs Present Thesis Exhibition “TRANSIT”
Opening at the American University Museum on April 19
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Alumni ·
Amplifying API Voices Through Digital Storytelling
From strategic communications to launching her own podcast, American University Alumni Board Member Megan Nguyen Rummler, SOC/MA ‘19, uses storytelling to center advocacy and identity.
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International ·
How Roti Helps Us Understand Gender, Identity, and Heritage
SIS professor Mariam Durrani answers a few questions about her collaborative research initiative, The Roti Collective.
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Student Life ·
From LA to DC: My First Year at American University
SIS student Ainsley Ghaman, SIS/BA ’28, reflects on her first year at college and what she's learned living in the nation's capital.
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Announcement ·
American U. Professor Awarded Carnegie Fellowship for Research in Political Polarization and Violence
Cynthia Miller-Idriss, Chief Vision Officer and Founding Director of the Polarization and Extremism Research and Innovation Lab at American University, has received Carnegie Fellowship, a prestigious grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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Education ·
Upholding Educational Equity: The School of Education Remains Steadfast Amid Change
In a time of shifting educational policies and executive orders, the American University School of Education (SOE) continues its unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers and providing equitable education for all students.
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On Campus ·
A True Center For Student Life
An iconic AU building has a new look—and a new name.
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Environment ·
Digging Through Trash is Not a Waste
AU boasts a current waste diversion rate of 41 percent—up from 30 percent in 2023—thanks in part to regular audits conducted by the Zero Waste Office.
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On Campus ·
Eagle Tales: Adventurous Yogi
AU boasts about 1,900 dedicated staff members. Meet one here: Khouri Lassiter, assistant director of education and support programming for LGBTQIA+ in CDI.
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International ·
Smokescreens and Stereotypes: Spies in the Cold War
Smokescreens and Stereotypes - how spies and the popular image of Cold War spying shaped world perceptions, both in history and Hollywood.
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