CAPS - American University

Mar

05

Flying Cheap: SOC, Frontline Expose Regional Airlines AU_News Partnership keeps investigative journalism ‘alive for other generations.’

Mar

05

Sociology Professor Wins Fulbright AU_News Salvador Vidal-Ortiz to research sexual migration patterns in Bogotá, Colombia.

Mar

05

Snacks and Stories AU_News “Literary Lunchtime at the Library” features readings by creative writing students

Mar

05

Accident and Intent AU_News Legendary D.C. artist Tom Green's current American University Museum exhibition closes on Sunday, March 14.

Mar

05

Accident and Intent Media_News Legendary D.C. artist Tom Green's current American University Museum exhibition closes on Sunday, March 14.

Mar

04

How Engaged Are Young Adults on Issue of Climate Change? AU_News Youth believe climate is changing and that action matters, yet are less active than older generation.

Mar

04

Economics Professor Receives United Nations Grant AU_News Economics professor Paul Winters received a grant from the United Nations to lead a research project about smallholders.

Mar

04

Nine SIS Scholars Selected as Presidential Management Fellow Finalists AU_News Nine SIS MA students have been selected by the Office of Personnel Management as Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) for 2010.

Mar

04

Alternative Break Program Sets Higher Ed Standard AU_News Emphasis on social justice highlighted in U.S. News and World Report article.

Mar

03

SIS Faculty Publications: March 2010 AU_News See the most recent faculty publications.

Mar

03

Three Juniors Compete for Harry S. Truman Scholarship AU_News Three AU juniors set their sights on the Harry S. Truman Scholarship and commit to lives of public service.

Mar

03

International Development Professors Present Research at Forum AU_News SIS Professors discuss gender, poverty, and the power of calypso music at lunchtime forum.

Mar

02

Business, Development Pivotal to Afghanistan's Future AU_News "Life has returned" to Afghanistan, despite what we see in the news, says the chairman of the Afghan-American Chamber of Commerce.

Mar

02

SOC Alumna Shares Haiti Experience AU_News Al Jazeera broadcast producer Mariam Simpson, SOC/MA ’07, returned to AU to speak to students after covering the devastation in Haiti following the earthquake.

Mar

02

Award-winning Animator Discusses Culture and Copyright AU_News Animator and filmmaker Nina Paley's new film encountered difficulties with copyrights, but Paley adapted and overcame.

Mar

02

Changes To Shuttle Bus Operations Take Effect March 8 AU_News New evening, weekend, semester break, and holiday bus schedule

Mar

01

National Purchasing Month Brings Green Vendors To AU AU_News Environmentally-friendly products and services will be highlighted at vendor fairs

Mar

01

All AU Students in Chile Accounted For AU_News Just hours after the quake, AU determined its students were fine.

Mar

01

Snowstorm No Match for Office of Merit Awards AU_News Though a record-breaking snowstorm slammed the D.C. region, the Office of Merit Awards used creative methods to ensure Boren Scholarship applicants' hard work paid off.

Mar

01

Chile "Well-Positioned" to Recover From Earthquake AU_News Though Chile’s export revenues may drop in the short term, the country is well-positioned to recover from Saturday's natural disaster, according to Professor Frank DuBois.

Mar

01

Songs from the Stacks AU_News The Department of Performing Arts presents a collection of songs from AU’s own sheet music collection.

Mar

01

Songs from the Stacks Media_News The Department of Performing Arts presents a collection of songs from AU’s own sheet music collection.

Mar

01

Positive Prognosis AU_News In his new book, economics alum Ohan Balian offers insights on how Dubai can ensure itself a healthy economic future.

Feb

23

Israeli Identity through Dance Media_News Israeli dancer and choreographer Idan Cohen conducted a master’s class before his performance.

Feb

18

A House Divided Media_News The Department of Performing Arts presents The House of Bernarda Alba, the classic story of a family torn apart by a repressive matriarch.