Spotlight: AU Men’s Basketball Alum and Accounting Major Romone Penny

BRANDON SMITH | May 14

American University has no shortage of successful Black alumni, and few encapsulate athletic and professional excellence like 2008 graduate Romone Penny.

Rita Moreno: Legend of the Broadway Stage and the Silver Screen

JACE RIVERA | Apr. 27

Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost and the Importance of Gun Control Advocacy in Congress:

JACE RIVERA | Apr. 27

NFL Cornerback Josh Norman and soccer star Oguchi Onyewu taking free kicks on the quad

New AU Community Partnership Brings Famous Athletes to Campus

BRANDON SMITH | Nov. 29

Never the Money, Always the Principle: The Burial Review

GRETCHEN WALKER and ADAOBI NWATU | Oct. 28

Out with the New and in with the Old: Why Thrifting has Blown Up Among Generation Z

BRANDON SMITH | Oct. 26

Super Bowl MVP Receives Prestigious American University Award

BRANDON SMITH | Oct. 26

The American University Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) honored superbowl winning quarterback Doug Williams at their annual Icons of DC Event.

The Importance of Telling our Stories with Rosie Rios

ROSSANA LOPEZ | Oct. 9

American University Acceptance Rate Hikes to 64%, a Dramatic Increase to Years Prior

SANVI BANGALORE | Apr. 17

Spotlight: How Women’s Soccer Head Coach Marsha Harper Breaks Down Barriers on and off the Field

BRANDON SMITH | Dec. 7, 2022

Out with the New and in with the Old: Why Thrifting has Blown Up Among Generation Z

BRANDON SMITH | Oct. 26

Thrifting has quickly grown to be one of Gen Z’s favorite pastimes, but how did this decades old practice suddenly become so popular?

Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost and the Importance of Gun Control Advocacy in Congress:

JACE RIVERA | Apr. 27

“The Real World” – AU's New Policy Regarding AUPD Swiping Students into Rooms

BEKLA KOUAKOU | Dec. 7, 2022

The Monkeypox Vaccine: The Stigma Attached of the Monkeypox Vaccine 

BEKLA KOUAKOU | Dec. 7, 2022

Never the Money, Always the Principle: The Burial Review

GRETCHEN WALKER and ADAOBI NWATU | Oct. 28

The Burial is a movie that does two things: tell a life story and ask us to be honest about the exploitation that these big corporations and companies do. Typically movies of the “small lawyer, big corporation case” genre are dramatic and thrilling. However, this movie seemed to fall flat, leaving more questions than answers.