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2D Noodles, an Asian fusion restaurant, opened its first D.C. location in Tenleytown on May 28, creating a new spot for American University students.
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I arrived on AU’s campus at the age of 17 in August 1989, having recently graduated from a high school in rural Nebraska. I’d soon learn the sons of Vidal Sassoon and Ted Koppel were in my class, along with the grandson of former Vice President Hubert Humphrey. My classmates arrived with something called Advanced Placement credits; AP classes weren’t even offered at my high school. This was decades before “imposter syndrome” was a thing. I was determined to make the most of my experience; I was soon elected president of the freshman class, thanks in large part to painted “Vote for Ann” old bedsheets — that my mom and dad sent from their hotel in Salina, Kansas — hanging from the windows of Anderson and Letts Halls.
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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We all know the District was built on a swamp, but am I the only one feeling like it was built on Venus? Is that even possible? Every time I step outside, it’s so hot I feel like I'm being vaporized into ash and bone, and I just don't know what to do. So, what the heck can I do to stay cool this summer?
American University women’s soccer (0-1) lost their home opener to the George Washington Revolutionaries (1-0) by a score of 1-0 on Aug. 14 at Reeves Field.
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The American University men’s basketball team is poised for a significant financial boost after their 74-52 victory over Navy in the Patriot League Championship game which earned them a berth to the NCAA Tournament. However, University administration is tight-lipped about how much money is coming in and where the incoming funds will go.
The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
The following piece is an opinion and does not reflect the views of The Eagle and its staff. All opinions are edited for grammar, style and argument structure and fact-checked, but the opinions are the writer’s own.
Despite being such a diverse genre, animated movies are often written off as ‘immature’ and ‘for children.’ This is a limiting perspective because animation actually allows for boundless storytelling opportunities, with many animated films pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the medium of filmmaking.
Nairobi, Kenya, also known as the “City in the Sun,” is the home to what can be considered the love child of hip-hop and dancehall music.
American University was one of 24 public and private research universities to file an amicus court brief on June 9 in support of Harvard University’s lawsuit against President Donald Trump administration’s rollback of federal research funding.
Lee Ayres, the founder of D.C. Citizens, had begun planning a rally and picnic at Fort Reno Park in Tenleytown 10 days before the event. She never thought “in a million years” she would organize an event like this, complete with live music and food trucks.
American University laid off around 40 staff in various schools and offices across the University in the first two weeks of June without notifying students or faculty, according to two people with direct knowledge of the layoffs.
Sherri Berglund visited D.C. for the first time this June. As any first-timer in the nation's capital, Berglund, a San Diego resident, spent time completing the typical D.C. itinerary: memorials, the Eisenhower Building and the Capitol building.
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