Research ·
The Mystery of a Lost African American Burial Ground in Georgetown
PhD student Delande Justinvil on mission to excavate and commemorate human skeletal remains
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Science ·
Rapping for Biology
JC White produces rap video for Essentials of Biology class
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Announcement ·
CAS Introduces Thirteen New and Revised Programs and Degrees this Fall
Programs to prepare students for changing world and workforce
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Research ·
When a Single Tree Makes a Difference
A single tree along a city street or in a backyard can provide measurable cooling benefits.
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Research ·
Study Shows Links Between Youth Emotional Distress and Stigma Around Sexual Orientation
LGBTQ youth report negative feelings in connection with the daily stresses they experience because of their identity.
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Communications ·
Emmy Award-Winning Journalist and Professor Bill Gentile Releases Memoir
New book explores family, self, love, and loss against a backdrop of adversity and warfare in Central America.
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In Remembrance ·
Honoring Emeritus Professor Charles R. Larson
Scholar of African and African American literature passed away on May 22
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Alumni ·
Neuroscience Research Offers Key to Addressing Critical Cognitive Disorders
For decades, scientists have worked to develop treatments for drug addiction, obesity and dementia. Now, highly original research by American University Distinguished Professor Terry Davidson suggests a transformative approach to these problems.
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Announcement ·
Sara Clarke Kaplan Is New Executive Director of Antiracist Research and Policy Center
Sara Clarke Kaplan is the new executive director of American University’s Antiracist Research and Policy Center. Prof. Kaplan will join AU on Aug. 1.
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Announcement ·
AU Museum Reopens with Limited Hours, Timed and Ticketed Entry
Patrons and university community members can now experience three shows on display, as the museum welcomes visitors back and reopens June 1.
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