American University’s international student population increased by 39 percent over last year, adding 903 new students, according to a new report on the impact of international education on the U.S. higher education sector.
Participation in veterans services organizations make vets less likely to experience social isolation, a new study finds.
Ambassador Susan E. Rice to Receive American University’s Highest Honor as The 2018 Cyrus A. Ansary Medal Recipient
A fake news fighting game that became an unexpected viral hit continues to provide teachers with a useful classroom tool to help students spot the real from fake.
Using machine learning techniques, American University Computer Science Professor Nathalie Japkowicz and her colleagues designed a way to detect unusual activity in a car’s computer system. Unusual activity could signal a cyberattack.
Midterm Elections 2018: New Experts and Events Resource Guide Now Available to Reporters
New Report Outlines Steps to Govern Solar Radiation Management Technologies
First of its kind survey of the documentary filmmaking industry offers insights into the state of the industry for racial and ethnic minorities, women, and the changing economics of the business.
Critically acclaimed documentary filmmaker Maggie Burnette Stogner has been named executive director of American University’s Center for Environmental Filmmaking (CEF)
As tariffs and trade wars engulf business headlines, American auto companies continue to manufacture the majority of their cars in the USA, according to the 2018 Kogod Made in America Auto Index.
The nation’s most famous home will be the focus of a new undergraduate course at American University this fall. In partnership with the White House Historical Association, American University’s Department of History will offer "A History of the White House."
Involvement in veterans service organizations an lower post traumatic stress and can lower the stigma of accessing medical care, according to new research from an American University professor.
Low-Income entrepreneurs need a great story and solid financial backing for the best chance at funding, according to research from a pair of American University professors.
Celebrating the career of one of Britain’s most important graphic artists of the last 50 years, the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center will feature “Ralph Steadman: A Retrospective,” a collection of more than 100 original art works that will take viewers on a journey through the artist’s wide-ranging career, from sketches created in the 1950s, to book illustrations, to present-day work.
American University experts are available for comments on June primaries.
American University and Special Olympics Collaborate to Advance Research on Disability
Sherri Williams, assistant professor of race media and communication at American University teams with Wake Forest University professor Melissa Harris-Perry and The Nation to launch "Black On Campus," a new effort to train the next generation of black journalists.
New research from an American University professor finds that teen attitudes towards drinking can be changed with the help of a short public service announcement.
American University President Sylvia M. Burwell announced today she has appointed Traevena Byrd as vice president and general counsel, effective April 9, 2018.
A new report by InSight Crime and American University’s Center for Latin American & Latino Studies (CLALS) reveals new details about MS13 and the way this gang operates. The report also provides policy recommendations for eradicating MS13.
American University President Leads a Conversation on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with Government, Academic Leaders
American University President Sylvia M. Burwell today launched AU’s Plan for Inclusive Excellence, a far-reaching effort to build a truly inclusive community at the University.
An American University professor finds a weak dollar may be good for more than just the United States
The Race in the Marketplace (RIM) Research Network will focus its efforts on filling the void of scholarly research on race in marketing to impact public policy and nonprofit advocacy decisions worldwide.
A new study co-authored by an American University professor found that job seekers who share their ups and downs with family and friends are more active than job seekers who don't.
New Dean Announced for the American University School of Public Affairs
New book highlights the three drivers of failure with 'interesting' and 'amusing' stories to help everyone make better decisions from the boardroom to the classroom and everywhere in between.
New research from American University finds interactive games can increase reader engagement with and understanding of news.
Research shows that talking about the highs and lows of job hunting can aid a job search.
Iconic movie character helps make professor’s book about 200-year history of Western archeological finds accessible.
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