Although the new academic year at AAU greeted students and faculty with fresh innovations, such as the change of the school logo and name, it also has marked the beginning of the final year of President Joseph Drew's presidency. Drew said he would leave in June 2004, when he will have been at his position for three years.

Anglo-American University will get badly needed growing room this fall.

Diplomas received in AAU's legal studies program may soon be validated by the University of Wales, a British institution of higher learning that has campuses in Swansea and elsewhere.

AAU's fall enrollment is up, with 344 students signing up for classes, compared with 325 for the same semester last year.

Mirka Klenova, new head of the AAU Student Council, says the group hopes to restore the council's former image by focusing on students' academic needs while continuing to organize social events.

The brand new chair of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences is looking forward to the challenge of developing a program that can take its place among other universities in the European Union.

What's in a name? "Anglo-American University" is sweeter than "Anglo-American College" to many ears at our newly re-named institution. In the United States, college and university are almost interchangeable terms.

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