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.

From Trash to Treasure

This May, Project Move Out collected 500 pounds of food and about five tons of clothing from AU students.
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Shamira James. Graphic by Jaylene Arnold.

Eagle Tales: IRL Content Creator

When History Repeats Itself

Airlie Berkshire Farm. Photo by Samantha Jaffe.

Take Advantage of Airlie’s Top Crops

Photo taken from AU's high-altitude balloon shows payload with clouds and ground far below

High-Flying Physics: Students' Balloon Reaches Stratospheric Heights

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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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