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Following the final list of American University’s 100 Favorite Films, I’ve taken it upon myself as the Silver Screen Editor to sift through the results and find what was missing. There’s no doubt that we Eagles have great taste, but here are a few more films you might like.
Over the week of Thanksgiving, the American University men’s basketball team (6-4) won three of their four home games. The Eagles defeated the Division III Marywood Pacers (4-1) 113-53 on Nov. 24 ahead of the inaugural Capital Thanksgiving Classic hosted by American. During the tournament, American beat the Maine Black Bears (0-10) 74-61 on Nov. 28, lost to the Siena Saints (7-2) 59-55 on Nov. 29 and beat the Longwood Lancers (5-5) 92-66 on Nov. 30.
The American University men’s basketball team (1-2) lost to the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (2-1) on Nov. 3 by a score of 88-74. This game took place at Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and was both teams’ season opener.
A “90-day sprint” to reimagine the American University Core curriculum is going to the Board of Trustees this Thursday and Friday for approval after professors voiced concerns during three discussions last month.
The American University men’s basketball team is the team to beat as the reigning Patriot League champions. But in October the Patriot League preseason poll predicted the Eagles would finish fourth. The Colgate Raiders, who were champions in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024, have been consecutively ranked first in the preseason poll after a championship.
American University rose three spots to #88 in National Universities in the new 2026 U.S. News Report college rankings published on Sept. 24, while dropping in many individual categories.
On a day meant to celebrate service and sacrifice, the streets of the nation’s capital became a battleground of symbols, slogans and ideology.
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When American University’s men’s basketball team clinched its first Patriot League title in over a decade, it was more than a championship for Elijah Stephens: it was a promise kept.
May means the final stretch of the school year! What better way to finish the semester off than with a new book? Learn something new going into the summer; whether it’s about innovative technologies, philosophies, habits, romance or queer explorations, these books are sure to pique your interest.
With just a quick trip on public transport, American University students and the D.C. community can catch a flick on Embassy Row and immerse themselves in South Korean film.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's April 2025 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's April 2025 print edition.
Thousands of participants marched to the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement headquarters in Southwest D.C. on April 5 to protest recent arrests of pro-Palestine activists under the Trump administration’s direction.
The internet’s latest obsession, Formula One racing, has a chokehold on the minds of people across the world, drawing in many new fans.
The American University men’s basketball team (22-13) was eliminated in the First Four round of the NCAA Tournament after being defeated 83-72 by the Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers (23-12) on March 19.
The 2024-25 American University men’s basketball team could be the one to make history. This season marks 11 years since their last NCAA Tournament appearance — can they break through and make it back?
Four laps down and a few meters to go, freshman Catherine Hany scrunched her face in persistence as she drove her feet across the finish line to secure first place in the women’s 800-meter run. Accompanied by fellow freshman Kara Langbaum, the two were paced by teammate and distance veteran junior Grace Kirk.
The American University lacrosse team (3-3) defeated crosstown rival George Washington Revolutionaries (5-1) 13-7 on Feb. 26 at Jacobs Field.
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