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Fans of the musical will not be disappointed with “Wicked: For Good.” Jon M. Chu’s expansions on the existing material were fantastic, and for fans of the musical, the film felt close to perfect. It’s rare for a movie adaptation of such a beloved Broadway show to feel both reverent and ambitious, but both “Wicked” movies have managed that quite successfully.
Nota de la editora: Debido al clima migratorio actual, algunas de las personas entrevistadas decidieron no compartir sus apellidos.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
Evie Hall, a sophomore in the Kogod School of Business, once avoided artificial intelligence at all costs. Ever since the Institute for Applied Artificial Intelligence launched in April, Hall not only uses AI for studying; her professors encourage its use in class.
About every other week, the Birders of American University go birdwatching at Battery Kemble Park.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
This season has been a stark transition for senior field hockey goalie Pauline Gineste, going from 63 minutes of playing time in the 2024 season to now playing more than 1,000 minutes in 2025.
Fans from all over rallied in Battelle atrium on Nov. 7 to see Vellichor and Lady Heroine at Capitol Boogie, hosted by WVAU Radio, to engage in some Friday night punk mischief.
The American University wrestling team (2-4) fought hard to earn a victory over George Mason University, ending in a 20-18 win on Nov. 20.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
From the Newsstands: This article appeared in The Eagle’s December 2025 print edition which can be viewed here.
Nestled between imposing buildings on American University’s campus lies what many students would consider a staple of their campus life. Visitors could easily miss it if it weren’t for The Bridge Cafe’s booming stereo, hum of student chatter and beloved reputation.
When the Puerto Rican women’s lacrosse team stepped onto the field against the Haudenosaunee Nationals lacrosse team at the Atlas Cup, American University assistant coach Jo Torres wasn’t on the sideline: she was in the goal. Competing internationally for the first time and playing her first-ever sixes game, Torres was thrown into an unfamiliar, but exhilarating challenge.
“Disarming Girls,” a new play created by Sarah Caroline Billings and Kallen Prosterman, recently debuted at the Greenberg Theater from Oct. 16-26.
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued as actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
American University Communications condemned recent social media posts by College Republicans at AU in a statement released Nov. 7, calling them hurtful towards AU's Muslim community.
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