DSU is hosting accessible weekly gatherings for students to connect and enjoy programming such as crafts, games, and media promoting disability justice!
We’ll transition from E-Board business to community fun at 1 PM.

The Office of Inclusive Excellence is hosting an event titled “Designing for Neurodiversity: Creating Environments Where All Students Thrive.” This will be a panel discussion and workshop,

Meeting for the Wednesday Accountability Group

Linguistics Club

Semesterly Alpha program for all students to have open discussions on life, faith, meaning, purpose, and God.

Guess the Tune is a social event where students can sing songs by Black artists, and other students will guess what they're singing. I a way for students on campus to enage with each other.

This is a dinner event for AU students and professor who are interested in Korea.

The AU Institute on Disability and Public Policy is organizing its 3rd Navigating Differences Symposium which focuses on discussions on approaches to facilitate support for students with learning differences.

Join us for a guest talk by Benjamin Stokes, a leading AU scholar at the intersection of multimedia, games, and community engagement. His research explores how creative technology such as games and storytelling can foster social impact, preserve culture, and connect neighbors.

ACLU at AU will be hosting another GBM to introduce our new freshman fellows and bring in ACLU of DC staff to discuss current events and opportunities.