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A native Tennessean talks barbecue, wings, and his adopted hometown of Memphis

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News and notes on impact-driven scholarship and learning 

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Nadia Murad has found purpose in pain, advocating for an end to sexual abuse as a weapon of war

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Quips and quotes from journalists, politicians, the surgeon general, and an Academy Award–nominated actress 

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Afghan women and girls find purpose and power in a clandestine online education program spearheaded by CAS’s inaugural exile scholar

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Groundskeeper and grad student speaks for the trees with a weekly Instagram series

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Alexandria bookseller Ally Kirkpatrick shares her five favorite DC area authors

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Learn how, in 1956, AU integrated college basketball across the DC area

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AU has for the eighth time been named a top producer of US student Fulbright scholars

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Pamela Nadell, director of the Jewish Studies Program, on the history of “the longest hatred” 

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Professor Elizabeth Rule on legislation requiring consent from tribes to display and research Indigenous cultural items

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Sine Institute fellow Kara Swisher reflects on a career covering tech’s booms and busts 

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Government professor Jan Leighley casts her ballot 

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With the baseball season in full swing, what would your walk-up song be?

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Swordplay took center stage during the spring production of The Herstory of Henri IV, Pt. 1

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Journalist Bob Schieffer’s debut exhibition at the AU Museum featured paintings ripped from the headlines

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SOC professor sniffs out how our digital footprints are being tracked—without our knowledge or consent

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It was love at first bite for Chef Devin Cummins 

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Jermaine Gassaway became an educator to help students who came from backgrounds like his 

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130 legal Eagles are featured in WCL’s new Alumni Judges’ Gallery

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Alumna Audrey Payne shares advice for fellow adventurers eager to conquer the Appalachian Trail 

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For years, Kogod professor Edward Wasil has baked up something special for MBA students

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SPA’s Jessica Waters and Madelyn Adams on the implications of the Alabama Supreme Court’s IVF ruling 

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JM Caparro has been named the 15th director of athletics

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AU’s Heritage Spanish Program is more than a class—it’s a community

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New class designed by students examines Taylor Swift’s economic impact

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Are severe climatic disasters the only thing that will spur mass environmental activism?

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The new Steve Jennings Field Hockey Endowment will help offset programmatic costs

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AU Athletics has embraced physiological analytics and technology to optimize training, performance, and recovery

Inside the Beltway Current Issue

Parks serving mostly people of color are half as large and five times as crowded as those in majority White communities

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Jonathan Alger, a nationally renowned scholar of higher education policy, is AU’s next president 

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CAS’s Angela Geosits is trying to mend the industry, one stitch—and one student—at a time

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Since 1961, 751 Eagles have joined the Peace Corps

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SIS professor Stephen Silvia on the UAW’s efforts to unionize the South

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The professor emerita is advancing the work of AU’s African American and African diaspora studies program

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A new program encourages Eagle alumni to return the nest to pursue a master’s degree

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Check out AU students’ sustainability style

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AU brothers are winners of prestigious Foreign Service fellowships 

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Tambra Raye Stevenson aims to engage a million Black women as nutrition advocates by 2030

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Professor Jordanna Matlon’s book on race on belonging continues to amass awards

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IRL, Zoom fails on social media are no LOL matter

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After surviving six heart attacks, 2023 Miss DC Jude Maboné made cardiac health her platform

Giving Current Issue

Change Can’t Wait has been fueled by tens of thousands of alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents, and friends

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SOC professor emeritus Richard Stack explores our most painful emotion 

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Jay-Z provided the Blueprint for historical biography course 

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Donna Hemans draws inspiration from her native Jamaica to capture an immigrant’s struggles with belonging 

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Rich Kepler, day-to-day manager for the Killers, looks on the “Brightside” 

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Through bellows and buttons, Washington Semester alumnus explores music, migration, and Mexico 

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The New York Times’s Marion Lozano on composing for podcasts 

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When someone fell ill on her flight, sophomore Teagan Odders jumped into action

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How an actress nearly lost the role of AU student 

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Michael Meneer’s journey to Vancouver, where he is president and CEO of the Pacific Salmon Foundation, was a winding one