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Our weekly search for restaurants that probably aren’t on your radar. As young, broke college kids we will bring you our honest reviews of affordable restaurants in dope neighborhoods.
Wearing the proper athletic gear is important when it comes to safe and efficient exercising. Sometimes that means having a lucky pair of running shoes or the right pants that are sure to let your thighs breathe, keeping the sweat down there to a minimum. If you manage to look a little fashionable while doing it, it’s a plus! Whether you’re willing to go all out with the big athletic brands or you are looking for something simple that you can find locally in D.C., we’ve got you covered. Here’s a list of some places to look during your next athletic wear hunt.
Take your mind off of the inauguration and the traffic it’s bringing this weekend with these events happening in and around D.C. There may not be much going on on-campus or downtown, but the rest of the D.C. area has plenty to offer, including musical and theatrical performances, a museum tour and restaurants serving up some great deals.
On paper, AU’s on-campus nutrition is golden. AU dining services offer nourishing salads at Freshii, an assortment of vegetables in the Terrace Dining Room and rotating vegetable-centric dishes at Global Fresh. And yet, students don’t seem pleased.
Hundreds of culinary enthusiasts attended MetroCooking D.C.’s 11th annual food festival at the Washington Convention Center on Dec. 3 and 4. Attendees had the chance to meet celebrity chefs and get a taste of local restaurants.
Staying in D.C. for Thanksgiving break? Don’t worry- there are plenty of festive events to keep you occupied over the next few days, including a free dinner, holiday market and tree lighting celebration.
Take some time to care for yourself and feel inspired this weekend with events supporting Native American veterans, local artists and girls’ education.
This article originally appeared in The Eagle's print edition on Oct. 21.
If last weekend’s extravagant costume purchases and bar crawls left your bank account looking a little worse for wear, never fear. All of The Scene’s recommendations for this weekend are entirely free, including a student-run performance, Christmas market and film screening.
Thousands of spectators gathered between P Street and S Street NW on Tuesday to witness hundreds of participants take on the 30th annual 17th Street High Heel Race.
This article originally appeared in The Eagle’s fall 2016 special edition.
Whether you’re savoring the lingering warm weather or daydreaming of crisper October days, check out the festivities taking place in D.C. this weekend. Celebrate all things pumpkin with an autumnal festival, or venture to a one-of-a-kind craft show.
If the newly brisk weather and influx of pumpkin-flavored items haven’t gotten you in the autumn spirit yet, check out one of the many fall festivals happening in the D.C. area this season. With recommendations ranging from a Renaissance fair to a cider fest, there is sure to be an event appealing to everyone.
Even though AU’s fall break may only include one day off, it’s a chance to kick back and relax. If you are staying in D.C. for the long weekend, here are six suggestions to have you booked solid and help avoid impending midterms.
An array of colorful mats spread across the lawn beneath the Washington Monument this past Sunday, marking the 11th annual National Yoga at the Mall event. Over 50 of Maryland and Virginia’s most talented instructors participated in the day’s yoga extravaganza, leading and helping hundreds of D.C. locals and yogi die-hards in different (and sometimes complex) poses.
When I became vegan a few years ago, the hardest part was going out to dinner with my friends. No one wants to repeat themselves everywhere they go “This dish doesn’t have any animal products, right?” or “Are you SURE this is vegan?” Well, if you're trying to be vegan (or want to help out a vegan friend) you're in luck! The Scene has put together a guide of the best vegan places to go in D.C. And the best part? All of these restaurants label their vegan options!
Gilmore Girls fans rejoice: You can finally get your caffeine fix just like Lorelai and Rory do at Luke’s Diner. On Oct. 5, three northwest D.C. cafes will transform into the Stars Hollow hangout. Flying Fish Coffee & Tea, Qualia Coffee and Three Fifty Bakery and Coffee Bar will serve free coffee with custom Gilmore Girls themed coffee sleeves from 7 a.m. to noon (while supplies last). Oct. 5 marks the 16th anniversary of the Gilmore Girls series premiere, and signals just over a month and a half left until Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life”premieres on Netflix on Nov. 25.
Just like every September for the past six years, Apple is back at it again with a new flagship version of its best-selling device, the iPhone. This year, it’s the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. As long-time Apple fans and newcomers to the platform argue about whether this phone is a true innovation or even more repetitive than the last version, the fact still remains that there is a strong population of customers around the world forming lines around the corners of Apple Stores.
Cinephiles, history buffs and arts and crafts connoisseurs should have no problem filling up their calendars this weekend, as festivals and exhibits covering all of these passions are at the forefront of events in the city.
Working out in college can be hard. Sure, we have the Jacobs and Cassell Fitness Centers, but after awhile running and weightlifting can seem pretty dull. Plus, once it’s dark and cold outside the trek from your dorm to the gym can seem like a marathon in its own right.
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