On Campus ·
Kwame Alexander on the “Life-Giving Breath” of Poetry
The award-winning poet and 250+ at American Sine Institute Fellow reflected on the beauty and resilience of language on April 8.
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Game On: AU Student’s National Cathedral Game Nearing Completion
Computer science student Joseph DeNavas, CAS/BS ’26, is bringing the DC landmark to life in the virtual world, leading a collaborative to launch a Lego-inspired quest through the Gothic church by August 2026.
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Student Life ·
Student Reflection: Responding to Simulated Cyber Catastrophe
Three SIS master’s students offer reflections on their participation in this year’s Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge in Washington, DC.
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SIS Students Present Research at National Conference on Undergraduate Research in Richmond
A five-member delegation from American University’s School of International Service shared original research at the 2026 National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
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Meet Graduate Student Speaker Wisdom Zotor
Leading up to the Spring 2026 Commencement, we sat down with Wisdom Zotor, SIS/MS ’26, to hear about his journey to SIS and his career path.
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Meet Undergraduate Student Speaker Melia Hawthorne Klingler
Melia Klingler, SIS/BA ’26, shares reflections on her time at SIS ahead of Commencement.
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A Commencement Nine Years in the Making
After nearly a decade of balancing a full-time career at AU with her studies, Chandni Ramwani, Kogod/BSBA ’26, director of strategic initiatives and special projects in the College of Arts and Sciences, will walk across the graduation stage next week.
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“Never Bet Against America”: Almar Latour on the Radical Reinvention of Media
The Wall Street Journal publisher and Dow Jones CEO returned to AU on April 22 to urge the next generation of “media barons” to embrace accountability and AI.
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Student Life ·
A Letter for the Incoming SIS Student
Ruchel Limbos, SIS/BA ’28, shares her reflections after completing the first year of her SIS undergraduate degree.
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