New Game Highlights the Challenges of Reporting Sexual Harassment
American University“Hurl the Harasser” provides interactive metaphor for the challenges, triumphs victims of sexual harassment encounter.
“Hurl the Harasser” provides interactive metaphor for the challenges, triumphs victims of sexual harassment encounter.
With the Paradise Papers dominating headlines, research by a professor in American University’s Kogod School of Business suggests we’ve been getting tough on tax avoidance all wrong.
New graduate certificate in Islamic finance offered at American University prepares professionals for the growing Islamic capital markets.
"Hurl the Harasser," created by the American University Game Lab, tackles the issues sexual harassment victims face, and what happens when women come together to speak out.
From preparing for college to tackling the tough conversations that come with parenting, Professor Chris Palmer's new book offers easy to implement parenting advice for the 21st Century.
New research suggests a strong dollar may hamper investment in emerging economies.
The American University Center for Innovation became the second entrepreneurship center to earn the "Oases of Excellence" honor by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni’s (ACTA) Oases of Excellence Network.
Progress pics, before and after selfies and public declarations in virtual communities are helpful for reaching weight loss goals, new study finds.
American University Experts Available to Discuss Tax Reform and Related Issues
Political and Foreign Policy Experts Available to Comment on President Trump’s U.N. Speech
New Report Assesses Scope and Status of Innovation in U.S. Schools and Colleges of Journalism, Media and Communication
Fall shows at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center will open Sept. 5. Opening Reception: Saturday, Sept. 9 from 6-9 p.m.
Next month's eclipse is a rare and unique opportunity. An American University professor is available to discuss the upcoming eclipse, and what scientists can learn from it.
Politics and comedy. Although the two seem like night and day, comedy has proven itself as a powerful tool, prompting people to take action. An expert at American University is available to discuss the intersection between comedy and social justice, and the future of comedy as a change agent.
The new craze in cooking? It's chemistry. An expert from American University is available to discuss the new cooking and chemistry trend, and the science behind our food.
New Madison Prize Rewards Efforts of Bipartisanship
New survey reveals surprising findings
Although the 2016 presidential election spurred an upsurge in political activism, a news report, “The Trump Effect,” finds that Donald Trump’s victory and early presidency has not generated a substantial increase in women’s interest in running for office.
U.S. and Global Senate Elections Results Now Available Online
The second annual Kogod Greater Washington Millennial Index covers how well D.C. is doing in relation to other top cities at attracting and retaining the largest workforce and living generation as residents.
As part of the Dean’s Discussions Series at American University’s School of International Service, Former United States Senator of Wisconsin Russ Feingold – and now a distinguished executive in residence at SIS -- and James Goldgeier, dean of SIS, will discuss a wide range of issue relating to American political campaigns, federal elections, the Supreme Court, and the dangerous role of corporate and private money in politics.
American University Experts Comment on the Inauguration of the 45th President and Related Issues
Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden to Deliver American University Fall Commencement Address
AU Experts Available to Comment on U.S.-Russia Relations
American University experts are available to comment on the passing of Fidel
“Veterans Treatment Courts are relatively new,” said Kim Ball, Director of JPO. “We hope that this report, the most in-depth on this topic to-date, will help courts continue to improve and meet best practice standards.”
Late fall exhibits at the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center are open Nov. 12 through Dec. 18.
American University is proud to host the 2016 Reach Higher convening on Oct. 28-30, Connecting the Dots: Cultural Competence, Counseling, and College and Career Readiness of Underserved Youth.
American University Experts Offer Analysis of Presidential Debates
EVENT ADVISORY: Secretary-General of OECD to Meet with AU Students
Prof. Ziv is available to discuss the legacy of Shimon Peres
The report "Top U.S. Business Leaders and Experts Weigh in: What Should the Next President Do to Grow the Economy?" lays out recommendations business leaders across the country have for the next President.
Senator Warren (D-MA) will speak to American University students about the historic engines of American economic growth and the causes of the economic challenges that working families are facing today.
First Lady Michelle Obama and former First Lady Laura Bush were joined by historians, former staff members, and White House-insiders for the “America’s First Ladies: In Service to Our Nation" conference.