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Each week in UnWired, columnist Sophia Barnes will bridge the gap between Silicon Valley and AU, exploring issues of technology as they intersect with the AU community.
Your parents are here for the weekend and after all the ups and downs of the semester, you’re probably really excited to see them again. But after the reunion hugs and kisses, you’re left with the question: what do I do with them for an entire weekend?
All throughout October, The Synetic Theatre in Crystal City will perform “The Island of Dr. Moreau,” a dazzling play about compassion, ethics and the dangers of tinkering with biological science. Based on the H.G. Wells book, this play leaves a haunting warning to audiences that has already resonated throughout generations.
Midterms are looming, but there’s still a little light in the horizon – it’s the weekend. There will always be studying to do, but these events don’t come around every day. Besides, isn’t going out in D.C. considered part of your education here at AU?
“Driving Miss Daisy” at Ford’s Theatre is as authentic as it is delightful.
Correction appended.
One more week without classes – what could be better? As tempting as it’ll be to stay in bed and watch Netflix all week, save that activity for when the weather gets colder. You’ve got a whole city to explore and seven days to do it.
Pop duo Karmin and R&B singer JoJo will kick off this year’s Student Union Board concert lineup in Bender Arena on Aug. 23.
The Gilbert C. Eastman theater at Gallaudet University presented the opening night of William Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus” on May 30. Faction of Fools Theatre Company adapted Shakespeare’s original play “Titus Andronicus” in a way that twisted the gruesome, murderous lines of the script into a straight-up crude comedy. The play is still as tragic as Shakespeare had written it to be, yet with everyone in the audience smiling and giggling as they gleefully make their way past the dark, blood-soaked stage.
It’s easier to get in touch with nature in an urban setting like D.C. than you might think. Here are some of the most scenic places to take a walk or a hike when the weather gets nice.
AU’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) is bringing back the 90s with its largest event of the year, the “Big (A**) AU Party,” in the Tavern on April 12.
Fraternities have existed almost as long as the residential college experience has. In 1825, a group of young men decided the best way to rebel against their administration was through the formation of a secret club—the Kappa Alpha Society. College life used to be quite different from what we experience now. As Caitlin Flanagan explains in an article from The Atlantic, the idea that “pursuing a bachelor’s degree might be something other than a deeply ascetic and generally miserable experience was once preposterous.”
Chance the Rapper will be performing at AU on April 10 at 8 p.m. in Bender Arena.
Starting out trying to find an apartment can be tough, especially in the D.C. metro area, where potential buyers and renters can run into the problems of vague listings and a vast array of apartment possibilities.
If you’re familiar with assembly-line style dining of Chipotle, then you’ll be comfortable here. ShopHouse offers a similar experience of customizing a bowl to fit your cravings and dietary needs. You’ll have the option to grab tofu with rice noodles, salad or rice, then add uniquely flavored toppings to the mix. Though the only vegan and vegetarian sauce available is the Tamarind Vinaigrette, it hardly matters – it’s a delectable mix of sweet and zesty that you won’t want to miss. Georgetown: 2805 M St. NW Bethesda: 4820 Bethesda Ave. Dupont Circle: 1516 Connecticut Ave. NW
Films have the capacity to make an emotional impact, enrich the human experience and entertain.
Ticket distribution for Founder’s Day will begin Feb. 3 at 4:30 p.m. in the hallway next to the lower level of the bookstore, according to a Student Government email.
Update: 4:00 p.m.
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) will roll out safer, more comfortable railcars to improve service in a few months.
Comedy Central premiered the first episode of “Workaholics” star Adam Devine’s new comedy hybrid show “Adam Devine’s House Party” on Oct. 24.
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