Areopaguristes tudgei is a new species of hermit crab recently discovered on the barrier reef off the coast of Belize by Christopher Tudge, a biology professor at American University in Washington, D.C.
The Institute of International Education chose American University to be part of the 2012 Myanmar Initiative of the International Academic Partnership Program. The IIE launched the Myanmar Higher Education Initiative in New York earlier today.
New national poll conducted by American University/GfK Research reveals high school and college students overwhelmingly prefer Obama over Romney. Gender gap in place even among young voters.
The Comeback America Initiative (CAI) $10 Million a Minute, Speak Out, Don’t Freak Out Tour is coming to American University on October 9 to engage area university students in the growing $70 trillion debt IOU being passed along to them and all Americans.
New research by American University professor Terry Davidson indicates obesity resulting from high fat, high sugar foods may impair brain, fuel overeating.
American University Criminologist Ed Maguire’s first phase of research examines how Occupiers view police and legal authorities.
American University experts are available for comment
American University professor says vote against same-sex marriage soes not indicate Romney will win NC.
Minority enrollment for AU in communications, journalism and related programs ranked ninth in nation.
USC Annenberg School for Communication’s East Coast Director to Lead AU’s First New School Since 1984.
American University professor’s research looks at media portrayals of ethnic terrorists and mass shooters.
American University Grad Student’s Film “Dying Green” discusses new sustainable burial method.
American University professor says unusually dedicated comic book fan base helps drive film genre’s popularity.
Professor’s tell-all book breaks silence for achieving success in college. Award winning professor Jon Gould explains what many professors fail to tell their students. Gould's tips, strategies, and insider information make it a must read for students and parents.
Masters in Media Entrepreneurship program combines new business school and communication courses.
Survey by American University communication students shows youth vote still supports Obama, shows concern about economy
American University’s EU and business experts Matthias Matthijs, Stephen Silvia, and Robert Sicina are available to discuss the current state of the Eurozone economy, risks associated with plans to rescue the EU economy, the impact of the three events coming up later this month, and the impact the euro crisis is having on the U.S.
American University Professor Cristel Russell presents research on re-consumption.
What is the future of NATO? Can the Europeans or the Americans continue to fund NATO capabilities? Will the Alliance commitment to Afghanistan operations decline as European nations withdraw? Experts from American University are available to discuss the isues.
AU is one of only nine universities chosen to receive Sony’s digital media technology.
While the U.S. is drawing down significantly and turning over operations to the Afghans, it’s a mistake to say the war is ending. The war will continue beyond 2014 for the Afghans as well as for those U.S. service men and women who comprise the residual force that remains in country.
Just in time for the 2012 elections, two American University School of Public Affairs Department of Government professors published new books. Candice Nelson is the author of Grant Park: The Democratization of Presidential Elections 1968-2008 (Brookings 2011) and Jennifer Lawless is the author of Becoming a Candidate: Political Ambition and the Decision to Run for Office (Cambridge 2012).
American University’s Investigative Reporting Workshop launches visual history project of journalism’s most significant reporting of the last 60 years
Honorees to include Valerie Jarrett, Erskine Bowles, Wayne Clough, Rajiv Shah, Barbara Krumsiek, and Tom Curley
Jeff Rutenbeck, Champlain College dean, to lead one of the top schools of communication in the nation.
American University’s Latin America, and U.S. foreign policy experts are available to discuss the Summit of the Americas taking place in Cartagena, Colombia, and what will be taking place officially and on the sidelines April 14-15.
American University tax experts available for tax commentary.
American University U.S.-Brazil, foreign policy, and Latin America experts are available to provide analysis of Brazil's Rousseff’s White House visit on Monday, April 9.
American University has named Barbara Romzek, an expert in the area of public management and accountability,to be the new dean of its School of Public Affairs (SPA). Dr. Romzek will assume leadership of SPA on July 1, 2012.
Robert Pastor is available to discuss the importance North American Leaders' Summit (NALS) hosted by President Obama. "While many focus on China's rise and Europe's fall, few seem to realize that our first and second largest markets in the world and largest sources of energy imports are Canada and Mexico," Pastor said.
American University Professor explores growth in this $25 billion a year industry.
Whether the old or new Putin emerges the victor seems to be the real question in the five way race to win the Russian presidency. American University experts are available to provide analysis.
American University’s Kogod Tax Center experts David Kautter and Don Williamson are available to analyze and discuss the Obama administration’s corporate tax reform and small business tax reform proposals.
A group of American University students fascinated by the scandal produced a website: Nixon Detached for “Watergate: A Constitutional Crisis,” a class offered at American University’s School of Public Affairs each fall, taught by adjunct professor Don Fulsom, a former White House correspondent and a Washington bureau chief for United Press International who covered the Watergate scandal.
President Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, and first popularly acknowledged wonk to occupy the Oval Office, has been named American University’s inaugural Wonk of the Year.
The FY 2013 defense budget request will raise many questions about the ability of the U.S. to protect its national security interests abroad. American University Prof. Gordon Adams, former associate director for national security and international affairs at OMB in the Clinton administration is available for analysis and reaction.
New report from American University, "Men Rule: The Continued Under-Representation of Women in U.S. Politics," identifies why even with the emergence over the past ten years of high-profile women in politics, the gap between women and men’s interest in running for office is the same today as it was a decade ago.
Communicating the 2012 Election class goes into the field in search of New Hampshire primary stories. Students learn from veteran media faculty leaders.
Findings may present important implications for brain degeneration in humans.
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