@AmericanU's College of Arts and Sciences offers more than 150 degrees in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
Washington, D.C.
Joined February 2010
- Tweets8.4K
- Following509
- Followers2.6K
- Likes4K
Only 9 hours left to show up for CAS during #AUGivingDay. Every gift counts, and every donor makes a difference. Join your fellow Eagles before time runs out: bit.ly/4aWhcA3
#AUGivingDay is in full swing, and Eagles everywhere are showing up for CAS. Every gift helps support our students and strengthens the AU experience. Be part of the momentum. givecampus.com/s/mjutjy
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Kick off the weekend with @AUArtsDC!
Dec 5: AU Music Program Holiday Concert
7:30 p.m. at Katzen Arts Center, Abramson Family Recital Hall
Free and open to AU students, faculty, and staff and their families. No RSVP required.
Dec 6: AU Chamber Music Concert
3 p.m. at Katzen Arts Center, Abramson Family Recital Hall
Free and open to all. No RSVP required.
Learn more: american.edu/arts/events.cfm
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Ready for tomorrow? @AUcollege faculty share tips for a Thanksgiving that’s delicious, affordable, low-waste, and grounded in gratitude. bit.ly/4pxSUCa
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
This fall, as part of our @Core_AU, every first-year and new transfer student at AU will experience Disarming Girls — a powerful new play that sparks reflection on ethics, identity, and the choices that shape who we become. @AUcollege american.edu/cas/news/disarm…
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Science doesn’t happen in labs alone. It also happens because of dedicated people like Bernadette who work behind the scenes to make it all possible.
👉 Read about Bernadette Storey-Laubach, Associate Director of Facilities Operations for @AUCollege: american.edu/news/we-r1-au-s…
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Meet @AUcollege's indispensable associate director of facilities operations, Bernadette Storey-Laubach—herself a trained organic chemist—whose behind-the-scenes work helped AU achieve R1 status earlier this year. bit.ly/3VqRzzK
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
🚜 Thanks to @AmericanU’s farm grants, Deep Roots Farm cut harvest from 4 days to 1—growing a 2nd crop + getting more fresh food to Wards 7 & 8! 🌱Helping to build a stronger, more resilient DC food system. AU in DC: Presence with Purpose. @AUcollege
More fresh, local produce from Deep Roots Farm is available to DC neighborhoods that need it most thanks to an American University grant. See the full story from @wusa9. bit.ly/3HVQdtV
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
How is generative AI is reshaping learning? Should AI tools be used for peer review, grant writing, performance assessments, and more?
@AUcollege Professor Naomi Baron shares her thoughts on these questions—and more—with @ConversationUS and Sustainability Matters podcast.
The Conversation: bit.ly/45iqdSr
Sustainability Matters Podcast Pt. 1: bit.ly/45J1NQQ
Sustainability Matters Podcast Pt. 2: bit.ly/4mOHEzE
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Appearances are deceiving: Expats and Immigrants are Development more than Gentrification.
Paper by two Sociology MA students, an @Immigration_Lab intern from Tec de Monterry, Mexico and Professor Castañeda @AUcollege
Expats in Mexico City, despite recent protests, All Immigration is Good for Cities read this blog to see why: theimmigrationlab.org/blog/f…
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
A new article co-authored by SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad and Jack Spehn, SIS/MA ’25, for the @Immigration_Lab (@aucollege) explores the role of the private sector detention industry in immigration enforcement.
Check it out here ➡️ bit.ly/4lZxVq7
What is it like to be a teen right now? "The Teen Experience" is a powerful, immersive exhibition @AUMuseum_Katzen showcasing artwork and installations by teen artists from Montgomery County Schools. Through 8/10, visit Wed.-Sun., 11AM-4PM. Learn more: bit.ly/467bJpm
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
In the latest @AUcollege Conversation, economics professor Gabriel Mathy offered his two cents on the fascinating history of the penny, which the US Mint will stop producing next year. bit.ly/4kt1ccp
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
Mya Williams, CAS/MS ’25, wrapped up her zookeeper internship at the Smithsonian National Zoo’s newly renovated Bird House. From feeding delicate shorebirds to prepping meals for powerful owls and kori bustards, she got hands-on experience with some of the world’s most fascinating, biggest, and most dangerous birds.
Read more about her unforgettable experience: bit.ly/3Ht90vY
@AUcollege
We hope your summer evenings are this enchanting. 🌻 One of four new exhibitions on view @aumuseum_katzen, "David A. Douglas: Intersections" features large-scale works that explore memory and place. On view through 8/10. Learn more: bit.ly/4ejUd2Z
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
“The computer itself is not a problem solver. People are the ones with the ideas, the drive, the passion, and the vision.” says @DrRubidium @AUcollege american.edu/research/news/f…
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
.@AUcollege award-winning poet and literature professor David Keplinger will take up residence at the American Academy in Rome as a 2025–2026 Rome Prize Fellow in Literature. american.edu/cas/news/poetry…
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
More than 50 years after she earned her master’s from AU, Pamela Higgins Harris, CAS/BA ’72, MEd ’73, SOE/EdD ’25, was back on the stage at Bender during the 149th commencement, May 10.
Her doctoral hooding at age 75 marked the completion of an incredible trifecta for the lifelong educator and activist. Read on as the Alumni Board member reflects on her academic journey and the importance of lifelong learning. bit.ly/43GHB12
AU College of Arts & Sciences retweeted
American University's Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Matriculate, a national nonprofit that connects high-achieving high school students from limited-income backgrounds with college advisors, are proud to announce a new partnership to help students navigate the admissions process.
Sade Goodridge, American University ’27 and Matriculate High School Fellow ’23, shared: “This is incredible news, especially at a time when college can feel increasingly out of reach for many students. It not only demonstrates the university’s dedication to supporting students from all financial backgrounds but also reinforces its reputation as an institution that invests in student success. By removing financial barriers, AU is giving more students a real opportunity to thrive.”
Read the full press release and learn more about our partnership: matriculate.org/2025/06/02/a…
