
On Campus ·
The Thyme Is Now to Visit AU’s New Companion Garden
CAS professor emerita Roberta Rubenstein made a gift to fund a community herb garden in memory of her late husband, CAS professor emeritus Charles Larson.
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CAS professor emerita Roberta Rubenstein made a gift to fund a community herb garden in memory of her late husband, CAS professor emeritus Charles Larson.
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Alumni ·
The annual Golden Eagles weekend tradition brings together AU alumni celebrating 50 or more years since graduation.
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Alumni ·
The event marked the first for AU alumni at the historic property, with farm-fresh food, an AU Athletics panel, and a fundraiser directly benefiting current AU students.
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Announcement ·
The $7 million campaign has already secured $4 million through the generosity of AU alumni, parents, faculty, and friends.
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Alumni ·
Reflecting on his study abroad in Japan and all that came after, Jason Cohen, SIS/BA ’92, believes the value of international education is more relevant than ever.
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Achievements ·
The annual Celebration of Scholarships brought together AU donors and students in shared community.
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Alumni ·
Matthew Warshaw, SIS/BA ’94, sees the impact of his AU education throughout his life. It's a source of strength, pride, and inspiration for him and his wife Cynthia Borges Warshaw, SIS/BA ’93, CAS/MFA ’20, to pay it forward for today's Eagles.
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On Campus ·
Renovations to the second and third floors of AU's Mary Graydon Student Center (MGSC) have created highly functional community spaces and streamlined access to vital student services.
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In Remembrance ·
Boul’s legacy of teaching and artistry—celebrated through the Jack Boul Collection—will live on at AU and the AU Museum.
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Humanities ·
Through her estate gift, Mary deLimur Weinmann entrusted a rare 1853 edition copy of Herman Melville’s novel to AU’s University Library. Its ink markings make it an extraordinary resource for new scholarship.
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