On Campus ·
Cupcakes Are Just the Icing on Top
Tea Time from 2–3 p.m. every Tuesday draws more than 100 students for a communal gathering over sweet treats at the Kay Spiritual Life Center.
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On Campus ·
Breaking Bread, Building Bridges
AU’s first Unity Meal convened 300 community members for fellowship and reflection.
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On Campus ·
Latinos En Acción Brings AU Latine Community Together
Elizabeth García, SIS/BA ’27, shares how the Latinos En Acción organization at AU is fostering an inclusive environment for the Latine community on campus and beyond.
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On Campus ·
Celebrating Impact at the Change Can't Wait Festival
Thank you to all the Eagle alumni, students, faculty, staff, and families who joined us at the Change Can’t Wait Festival on September 28.
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Arts ·
To the Point: Why Are Climate Activists Attacking Art?
Art history professor Nika Elder answers our question of the week
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Buildings ·
Building Automation Systems – a ‘Sixth Sense’ for Ensuring Energy Conservation and Optimal Efficiency
How do university engineers ensure that energy conservation and optimal efficiency are maintained in campus buildings?
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On Campus ·
Serving up Caffeine and Community: Eagles Line up for the Dav’s Lavender Lattes
AU Now’s three-part series on coffee on campus concludes with the university’s most storied java shop.
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In the Community ·
From Farm to Fork
Airlie Berkshire Farm’s three hardworking agriculturists care for the animals and tend to the crops that feed the campus community.
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Environment ·
3 Facts and a Fiction: The Eye of the Storm
Hurricanes are the deadliest, costliest, and most destructive of all weather-related hazards in the US. With Hurricane Helene battering the East Coast, environmental science professor Stephen MacAvoy explains what to expect now—and in the future.
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In the Community ·
DCPS Teacher Becomes the Student at AU
After taking a free course through a partnership with the NASA DC Space Grant Consortium, DC Public Schools science teacher Pete Magee, CAS/MS ’24, went on to become the first teacher from the program to earn his master’s degree in data science.
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