Communications ·
Talan’s Tips, Tricks, and Thoughts on the 2024 Olympic Games
SOC professor and media aficionado Scott Talan shares his experience at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
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Education ·
Top Five Reasons to Attend Grad School at AU in Washington, DC
From internships and networking opportunities to cultural enrichment, AU, CAS, and the nation’s capital offer one-of-a-kind grad school experiences and opportunities
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WCL ·
Immigrant Justice Clinic Helps Holocaust Survivor Gain U.S. Citizenship
Holocaust Survivor Finally Becomes U.S. Citizen After 73 Years
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On Campus ·
Reimagined for Real Impact: GGPS
SIS is now accepting applications for a revamped Master’s in Global Governance, Politics, and Security (GGPS) program and a newly-named GGPS: Quantitative Economic Methods (GGPS:QEM) degree program.
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Student Life ·
Student Reflection: Preparing for a Change-Making Career
Edgar Aguilar, SIS/MA ’25, shares a reflection about his experience as a master’s student at SIS and discusses the ways in which his program is preparing him for an impactful career.
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In the Community ·
Faculty Retreat to Airlie
ADVANCE AU’s faculty peer mentorship retreat, held in September, built community and helped tenure-line and term faculty grow their careers.
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Political Science ·
Tracing the Roots of Antisemitism
SPA professor explores the relationship between education and prejudice across countries.
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Criminology ·
"Survivor-Defined Justice"
SPA professor explores the civil legal needs of sexual assault survivors.
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In the Community ·
A Blockbuster Night
AU’s Office of Community and Government Relations welcomed campus neighbors for a free screening of Inside Out 2.
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Athletics ·
CAS Women Soccer Players Shine on Field and in Classroom
Teammates Jordan Mahony and Brooke Steel looking forward to a winning season for AU Women’s Soccer
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