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Lehrman, Farsi recognized for dedication to university, achievements in furthering cultural exchange.

Deaf Student Breaks Barriers

Serge Okogo has a very specific—and personal—reason for pursuing a master’s degree in ...

Research Center Focuses on Critical Issues for Latinos

Two-year-old center is working on more than 20 projects to advance the frontiers of knowledge ...

Location Lands Opportunities for AU Students

Studying in DC, AU students enjoy incredible opportunities, ranging from receptions and ...

AU Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Through events on and off campus, the university recognizes its growing Hispanic student ...

The Obese Brain May Thwart Weight Loss

New research finds obesity resulting from high fat, high sugar foods may impair brain, ...

Lights, Camera, Politics

Campaign U, Inside the War Room and the Newsroom gives politically engaged AU ...

Finding Humor in the Art World

AU’s Fall Art Colloquia buck the “stiff and serious” stereotype by diving into the lighter ...

Seven Earn Virtual Master’s in Disability Policy

Seven students recently completed the world’s first virtual master’s program in disability ...

85%

of graduates with bachelor's degrees are employed, in graduate school, or both

92%

of graduates with master's degrees are employed, pursuing an advanced degree, or both

3.42

overall student-athlete GPA for Spring 2012

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AU Alumnae Featured in Most Powerful Women List

A look into the accomplishments of AU alumnae Hazangeles and Smith, two of the Washingtonian's 100 most powerful women.
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Sign Language and Culture

Audrey Cooper wins best dissertation for Vietnamese deaf education research.