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American University Pride’s Queer American Sign Language Night taught students about the intersection between LGBTQ+ identities and the Deaf community.
American University’s Fall Symphonic Band Concert featured a beautiful program of lively music and passionate instrumentalists on Nov. 20.
The U.S. Botanic Garden (USBG) rang in the holiday season with its annual “Season’s Greenings” exhibit, which includes a massive outdoor G-gauge train display and scaled down D.C. landmark replicas surrounded by plants and flowers.
Food safety inspection reports obtained by The Eagle show additional recent health code violations in the Mary Graydon Center and the campus Starbucks.
During the holiday season growing up, my mother would make pumpkin bread for all of our neighbors. Just before Thanksgiving, she would spend a weekend with our worn metal tins, baking for the whole neighborhood. When she was finished, she would hand me the loaves and give directions to which neighbors I should deliver the treats to. Still, no neighbor or in-law has ever gotten their hands on our family’s pumpkin bread recipe.
The Washington National Cathedral unveiled a portrait of Matthew Shepard, a young gay man who was murdered in 1998 in an anti-gay hate crime in Laramie, Wyoming.
American University Women in Audio está creando un espacio seguro para mujeres de todo el mundo, donde puedan unirse para disfrutar de su pasión por la producción musical. Aunque AU es ampliamente reconocida por su programa educativo de ciencias políticas, también tiene un programa de producción audio muy respetado. La Presidenta de Women in Audio Ivana Rasch Chinchilla, explica que el programa de audio en AU es uno de los mejores en los Estados Unidos.
Students and a registered dietitian, Alex Raymond, who specializes in eating disorder treatment, discussed challenges with navigating body negativity and “toxic diet culture” during the upcoming holiday season on Nov. 15 in Mary Graydon Center.
The hit broadway show “Hadestown” is packed with memorable scenes, songs and music. Whether you’re an avid fan or discovering the world of musicals for the first time, “Hadestown” is a true must-see for anyone interested in theatre.
The Miami Marlins recently promoted Caroline O’Connor to the organization’s president, making O’Connor the first woman to hold both the president and general manager positions.
Before I began attending American University, I was ecstatic to study at a school that so proudly claimed to condemn discrimination and advocate for its minority students. As a current sophomore and member of AU’s minority population, however, I have come to recognize that the prideful advocacy by the administration is often more performative than helpful. AU’s anti- discrimination policies and the Office of Equity and Title IX often fail to take action for students, as they shelve accountability and make empty promises to implement spaces for students of color.
Safety should be a basic right on campus. When that right is violated, the administration should not only listen to students’ demands, but act. On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 10, a new wave of discontent was initiated amongst the American University community against the administration’s handling of sexual violence cases.
The Washington Commanders (7-5) defeated the Atlanta Falcons (5-7) at home 19-13 on Nov. 27.
Construction is underway on another massive mixed-use development on Wisconsin Avenue, this time a $295 million combination of apartments and retail space.
In a crosstown matchup, the American University women’s basketball team (0-6) lost to the Howard Bisons (2-5) 70-83 on Nov. 30.
On Nov. 14, the Washington Commanders visited the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field for a Monday Night Football contest.
In classic DOC fashion, Spenser, Koz and Tristan go off the rails and tackle the hard, pressing questions of our time. Why is the plot of “Don’t Worry Dealing” a mashup of “Ready Player One” and “Get Out”? Why does Taylor Swift randomly show up in movies? Why is Ramy on Hulu one of the best shows of the year? And finally, what’s up with the rooster sauce rebranding at Roaming Rooster?
Ravyn Lenae and Omar Apollo, breakout artists of 2022 and two of the most promising voices in R&B today, returned to D.C. this fall to warm up the room with their undeniable charisma and impressive vocal chops.
With the holiday season on the horizon, many people want to make an impact in their communities. It can be difficult to know where to start, but D.C. has plenty of organizations committed to fighting hunger. Food pantries work year-round to provide services to millions of people and depend on volunteers and donations. The Eagle has compiled a list of just a few of those food pantries to get you started.