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Gallery: Alyssa Campbell returns to Reardon for EP release

May 1, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

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Dr. Brian Dirck presents at conference in South Korea

May 1, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

On his office door is a name plaque that reads “Professor Bred Birk.” Dr. Brian Dirck’s name was translated from English to Korean and then back to English, and this was the result. To students in his department, it is a funny reminder of the professor’s recent visit to South Korea.  The Civil War and Lincoln presidential scholar traveled to Seoul, South Korea, upon an invitation to attend the 2019 Social Design Conference from Apr. 11–15, hosted by the Korean Abraham Lincoln Society, or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture

Gallery: Spring into Dance brings variety to the stage

April 17, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

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Gallery: Gospel Choir students celebrate Heritage Week

March 13, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

ImageFest is an event hosted by Gospel Choir during Heritage Week. … [Read more...]

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TWLOHA’s Love Groove concert photo gallery

February 27, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

To Write Love on Her Arms is a interest club that strives to spread hope and fight the stigma surrounding mental health and suicide. Photos by Nouhad Melki II … [Read more...]

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Nicholson Library hosts book signing with Dr. Dirck

February 6, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

Beneath him were thousands of dead Americans. Their bodies were scattered across the Civil War battlefields during the darkest years of the American experiment. President Abraham Lincoln, who suffered a tragic death much like his soldiers, led a deadly and divided America. Four years turned America’s glorious plains into mass graves. Dr. Brian Dirck, both a Civil War and Lincoln presidential scholar, is releasing a new book titled The Black Heavens: Abraham Lincoln and Death. The book … [Read more...]

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A cultural and political perspective on Lebanon

January 23, 2019 by Nouhad Melki

While the U.S. began her longest government shutdown in Dec. 2018, Lebanon was limping away from nine years without a president, two years without a government and 12 years without a federal budget. In order to compare American and Lebanese culture, it is key to understand how their politics compare. The forging of American independence came at the help of the French allies in the 18th century. However, Lebanese independence was conceived in opposition to French colonial rule in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture

Fall play, “Rose and the Rime,” premieres tomorrow

December 5, 2018 by Nouhad Melki

Rose and the Rime is a play that casts a shadow into the 1960s, a time when the Cold War chilled the nation, as civil rights and opposing generations fought in an arena of cultural and political differences. Meanwhile, in the fictional Michigan town of Radio Falls, residents struggle against the mystical spell that has frozen the world around them.  The fall production will debut in Byrum Hall, on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 p.m. The show is recommended for an audience of children and adults, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture, Campus News

Visual communication senior show opens this weekend

November 14, 2018 by Nouhad Melki

When she was a sophomore at AU, Shania Bishop was told that her artwork would be featured at the Wilson Art Gallery for her senior year.  Like the other visual communication design majors who wait to be featured at the gallery for their senior show, Bishop was excited. She has since been anxiously awaiting this moment. The seniors do not have to wait much longer, because the Wilson Art Gallery will be celebrating their creativity on Saturday, Nov. 17, from 3-5 p.m.  The gallery opening … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Arts & Culture

Former White House aid to speak at AU

October 24, 2018 by Nouhad Melki

From around the globe, every passing moment, the U.S. faces terror threats to its national security infrastructure. Defending the security interests of the U.S. republic is what AU promotes in preparing its national security students. Defending the U.S. from national security threats is exactly what Dr. Michele L. Malvesti took seriously in her five years on the White House National Security Council as the Senior Director for Combating Terrorism Strategy from 2002 to 2007.  When the Obama … [Read more...]

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Raven Watch 2020-12-07

On this episode of the Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan is joined by former Big Ten Player of the Year and Indiana Pacer Clark Kellogg as they discuss displaying your faith in sports, Clark’s career as a player and broadcaster and his game of “H.O.R.S.E.” with President Obama.

Raven Watch 2020-12-03

On this episode, Jordan Yaney sits down with senior soccer player Drew Sonnefeldt to discuss his soccer career, trips to Europe, hobbies, and dreams of playing professional soccer

Raven Watch 2020-09-24

In the third Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan Yaney talks with Hannah Hawkins, a senior basketball player, about starting her freshman year 0-25, becoming more of a leader on the team and facing their one-on-one battle on the court freshman year. Thanks to our sponsor, the Folgate Agency. Please contact Steve Folgate for Allstate insurance and […]

Raven Watch 2020-09-18

In the second-ever Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan Yaney talks with Kennedy Parker, a senior baseball player, about finding out last season was canceled while the team was in Florida, why he decided to come back for a fifth year and play and what he expects out of this year’s team.

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Check out the new Raven Watch Podcast with former @Pacers forward Clark Kellogg (@ClarkKelloggCBS). Tune in as Clark and @jordanyaney discuss faith in sports, his career as a player and broadcaster, and his game of H.O.R.S.E against President Obama.

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