Talk:American University

message: See
https://www.thefire.org/news/victory-43-days-later-american-university-finally-ends-investigation-pro-choice-law-student
Could be worth adding in. 2001:171B:2274:57E1:74E6:B5A0:E71B:A76D (talk) 00:20, 26 February 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Suppression of pro-choice speech 

message: There are a handful of relevent incidents at American University including hazing, strikes, and sexual harassment allegations going uninvestigated. There are, of course, a laundry list of further articles that are worth linking, but I wanted to hear opinions about adding a controversy section. A couple of these articles focus on student actions specifically, and not that of the University, however, many focus on the university themselves.
Some examples:
*'Change can’t wait’: Sunrise Movement demands Green New Deal at campus rally  
*Forced Removal of Student Prompts Protest
*American University boosts patrols after report of sexual assault in dorm
*Obscene Phone Calls Are Traced to AU President
*American University Staff Begins Strike Over Equitable Pay
*F.B.I. Helping American University Investigate Bananas Found Hanging From Nooses
*Student Sues American University over Unlawful Use of Force, Seizure and Institutionalization by University Police Motivated by Racism and Ableism
*Law student didn't harass classmate in abortion discussion, probe finds
*American University Expels Students Linked to Underground Fraternity
*Why Russian Spies Really Like American Universities 
*American University hit with federal complaint over 'persistent' antisemitism
Ajstahovec (talk) 17:46, 27 September 2023 (UTC)
replies: text: I recommend that you first try to work this information, assuming that it meets WP:DUE, into the existing history section where it can be contextualized. ElKevbo (talk) 22:46, 26 January 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Controversy Section? 

message: I know it's important to avoid bloating this page into crazy proportions, but I think it may be worth adding the following folks. I'm sure I missed a couple, but this emphasizes that perhaps it's worth breaking the "notable alumni" section into occupational field? The number of politicians/US Representatives who come out of AU's undergrad or graduate programs is substantial enough to support it.
- Susan Wild (US Representative, D-PA-07, current)
- Stacey Plaskett (Delegate for the Virgin Islands, current)
- Julia Brownley (US Representative, D-CA-26, current)
- Ken Bentsen (US Representative, D-TX-25, former)
- James Collins (US Representative, R-TX-03, former)
- Gwen Graham (US Representative, D-FL-02, former)
- Tim Huelskamp (US Representative, R-KS-01, former)
- Chris Jacobs (US Representative, R-NY-27, former)
- Don Manzullo (US Representative, R-IL-16, former)
- Betsy Markey (US Representative, D-CO-04, former)
- A. Donald McEachin (US Representative, D-VA-04, former)
- Esteban Torres (US Representative, D-CA-34, former)
- Robin Tallon (US Representative, D-SC-06, former)
- Bill Shuster (US Representative, R-PA-09, former)
- Bud Shuster (US Representative, R-PA-09, former)
- Edward Schrock (US Representative, R-VA-02, former)
- Loretta Sanchez (US Representative, D-CA-46, former) Ajstahovec (talk) 18:43, 27 September 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  More Notable Alumni