Arts ·
Turning Up the Volume: AU's Women in Audio Club
Student organization supports women, who are underrepresented in audio industry
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Research ·
"A Match Made in Heaven": Unique Collaboration Promotes Health and Wellness in DC
A new partnership between AU, Wesley Theological Seminary, and DC faith-based groups targets reducing obesity and the health equity gap in the District.
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Arts ·
Elyn Zimmerman’s Sudama Unveiled on AU’s Campus
Notable sculptural installation gifted by National Geographic Society enhances AU’s campus
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Social Sciences ·
The Banking Crisis: How Did We Get Here? What’s Next?
Economist Gabriel Mathy weighs in on the crash of SVB and the fallout across the international banking system
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Literature ·
Award-Winning Author Patricia Park Talks about “Imposter Syndrome”
Assistant Professor publishes her first young adult novel about what it’s really like to grow up in today’s world
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Arts ·
April Music Performances at American University
The Department of Performing Arts presents a lively roundup of vocal and instrumental music programs to welcome spring.
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Science ·
To the Point: Have DC’s Iconic Cherry Blossoms Arrived Earlier Than Usual?
Professor and environmental scientist Michael Alonzo answers our question of the week
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In the Community ·
AU Celebrates New ENLACE Digital Archive
Nearly 500 historical documents document DC’s first Latino/a gay and lesbian organization
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Science ·
To the Point: What Are the Dangers and Responsibilities Involved in Transporting Hazardous Chemicals across the Nation by Train?
Professor and chemist Matthew Hartings answers our question of the week
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Environment ·
A Bountiful Future: AU Student Crafting Sustainable Food Plan for DC Public Schools
Driven by the desire to create equitable food systems for underserved communities, public health major Ekua Hudson, CAS/BA ’24, is teaching herself how to design and build sustainable hydroponic farms to help feed Washingtonians.
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