High-Flying Physics: Students' Balloon Reaches Stratospheric Heights

AU students launched a high-altitude balloon that ascended 30 kilometers and collected real-time data and breathtaking photographs.
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When History Repeats Itself

From left, zero waste manager Caroline Boone and Luke Carignan, CAS/BS ’25, BA ’25, stand next to one of the Project Move Out pods. Photo by Jeff Watts.

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Is Reality TV Really Cultural Diplomacy?

Graduates face the stage during AU's 147th commencement ceremony. Photo by Jeff Watts.

AU’s Class of 2024 Flies the Nest

Spotlight on Elections: US and Globally

American University experts share their insights and research into a broad range of issues related to the 2024 elections in the United States and globally.

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Global Elections Tracker

During the run-up to the US presidential election in November 2024, SIS is tracking national elections globally. Individual results may help highlight trends in democratization and democratic backsliding.

Sourced from a variety of reputable news and information outlets, the SIS Global Elections Tracker was established as a new resource for keeping apprised of politics at the national level—to promote active engagement and analysis.

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