Beto O'Rourke on Voting Rights, Gun Control and Immigration at Online Campus Event
At an online event, Texas politician Beto O’Rourke offered American University students his perspective on some of the most hot-button...
Kathryne McCann (American ‘22)
Kathryne McCann (American ‘22)
Kathryne is an undergraduate at American University currently studying Journalism with two minors in Spanish and Literature. In her free time she loves to read fantasy novels, dance, and eat ice cream.
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Looking for a New Book to Read? Try One of these Greek Mythology Retellings
Check out my top picks for new Greek mythology books!
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Biden’s Treasury Moves to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 Bill After Efforts Were Paused by the Trump Administration
Efforts to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill have been revived by President Biden’s Treasury Department after the initial Obama-era push...
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Preliminary Trials Show Two Potential Covid-19 Vaccines About 90% and 95% Effective, Still Many Unknowns
As Covid-19 cases surge around the nation, the future is looking hopeful with promising results from the data of two phase III vaccine...
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Andrew Yang Defends His Role as an Asian American Representative
In the days leading up to a historic presidential election, Andrew Yang virtually visited American University and spoke with students about the election, his “Freedom Dividend” and his relationship with the Asian American community.
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2020 Nobel Prize Laureates: A Major Win for Womxn in S.T.E.M.
Womxn in S.T.E.M fields are making history and winning awards. Read more to find out!
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Embracing Twilight in My Twenties
Why am I obsessed with Twilight this late in the game? Read more to find out!
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Time for Change: Anti-Blackness in the Latinx Community
How has anti-Blackness in the Latinx community affected our inclusivity? Read more to find out!
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Your Quarantine Boredom is Solved: Club Penguin is Back and Better than Ever
Remember how you would come back home from school and immediately play Club Penguin as a kid? Well now, after your online classes you can do the same thing as you did as a kid!
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A Guide to Supporting Each Other During COVID-19
During these scary and uncertain times it's important to know how to take care of one another and how to fulfill the community's needs. Read this article to learn how to do exactly this!
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Scotland to be the First in the World to Make Period Products Free
Scotland will become the first nation to provide free pads and tampons- a big win for the global movement on "pink" or "tampon" taxes, so what will this mean for their economy? Will this push the U.S. to do the same thing? Read all about it in this article!
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MotorMouth: Creating an Artistic Community Through Sustainable Fashion
The art community at American University just grew bigger with the introduction of a new student-run sustainable fashion brand club that brings artists and creators together called MotorMouth.
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HCAU Tours the White House
Her Campus at American took over the White House on Feb. 22, so read this article to see how it went!
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My Chemical Romance is Back Together and ‘I’m Not Okay’
Want to learn more about My Chemical Romance's return? I promise you do!
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How to Shop Sustainably on a Budget
When shopping on a college budget, taking time to consider how the clothing is being produced is not always a top priority, especially when...
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Chuck Todd: Advice from a Television Journalist
Chuck Todd recently spoke at American University, and he had plenty of thoughts to share on journalism and politics alike.
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What’s the Deal With Plant-Based Meat?
In recent years there has been an increase in the number of vegetarian and vegan-friendly restaurants, and supermarkets have taken the hint...
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Juuling Has Been All Over the News This Week- Here's Why
It is no secret that electronic cigarettes have taken over schools and colleges around the nation. Juuling has ingrained itself into youth...
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Eight Skin Care Tips to Begin Immediately
As someone who has struggled with acne for most my life, finding a good skin care routine has been a constant battle. From washes and...
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Brett Kavanaugh to Teach at George Mason, Sparking Outrage Among Students
George Mason University has hired Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to teach this summer in Runnymede, England at the university’s...
