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American University Professor Dara Padwo-Audick uses her platform as a documentary filmmaker to inform viewers on issues like women’s empowerment, media literacy and disability rights. An adjunct professor in the School of Communication, her current project, titled “Climate Changemakers,” profiles the youth climate justice movement in both the U.S. and Egypt.
The Jungle Giants, an indie rock band from Brisbane, Australia, performed an exciting setlist of 13 songs at the Black Cat on Nov. 13.
Local small businesses and district residents alike had an opportunity to come together to celebrate the start of autumn at the Georgetown Fall Harvest Festival on Oct. 15 and 16.
It’s the middle of summer and there’s never been a better time to update your wardrobe. The D.C. humidity is at its peak and light, breathable and stylish outfits are exactly what’s needed as the heat rises. Luckily, the Eagle has a fashionable lookbook perfect for the occasion.
The first fully in-person Capital Pride Parade in D.C. since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic took place on June 11, with thousands in attendance.
A new D.C. initiative aims to raise the minimum wage for tipped workers from $5.05 an hour plus tips to the districtwide minimum wage of $15.20 an hour plus tips.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in our December 2021 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
Metro shortages were initially expected to last only a couple of days, but the latest update has pushed their resolution until later this month. In the meantime, American University students have had to adjust their daily commutes to the current limited schedule.
Days before the “Justice for J6” rally, a printed flyer with a QR code appeared around campus at American University.
