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(08/24/22 4:00am)
Shopping small is an important part of supporting your local community. The DMV offers a wide variety of locally owned boutiques, consignment shops and small businesses ideal for revamping closets for the approaching school year. Though choosing from all the small businesses in the area can be difficult, The Eagle has five recommendations with a wide variety of style and price ranges that are perfect for a fall shopping spree.
(08/24/22 11:00am)
The following piece is satire and should not be misconstrued for actual reporting. Any resemblance to a student, staff or faculty member is coincidental.
(08/23/22 7:56pm)
From Aug. 22 to 26, members of American University’s Staff Union are striking, demanding higher wages and a fair labor contract.
(08/23/22 12:00pm)
Editor's note: This story contains references to Suicide
(08/23/22 12:00pm)
In July, three D.C. cyclists were killed in separate accidents. Now the Washington Area Bicyclists Association is demanding the city enact new laws to keep bikers safe.
(08/22/22 11:00am)
Ten days after the Nationals traded Juan Soto, the outfielder returned to Nationals park in a brown and yellow uniform, this time playing for the San Diego Padres.
(08/22/22 12:00pm)
I remember it like it was yesterday. My father carried me on his shoulders and my mother and I carried homemade signs. Together we marched through Chicago’s famed Daley Plaza, protesting then-Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker’s anti-union policies and providing a midwestern sense of solidarity with our neighbors to the north. Under the watchful eye of City Hall and the Picasso statue, Chicagoan workers, from plumbers to truckers to teachers, of all races and creeds stood together that 2011 morning in unified defense of the value of our work. My eight-year-old self was filled with pride and a spirit of togetherness.
(08/18/22 5:53pm)
American University announced the launch of the Center for Well-Being Programs and Psychological Services as a new addition to community wellness, University officials wrote in an email to the AU community on Aug 18.
(08/17/22 11:00am)
Editor’s note: This story contains references to sexual assault.
(08/16/22 11:00am)
This summer's reading list brings to light four Indigenous leaders, activists and scientists. This collection of environmentally focused books introduces remedies to the current climate crisis using generational Indigenous practices that are often overlooked or marginalized in today’s westernized society.
(08/15/22 6:41pm)
In 2015, 16-year-old Juan Soto signed a $1.5 million deal with the Washington Nationals. At 16 Soto was considered to have an “above-average offensive tools and a graceful swing,” Jesse Sanchez, a national reporter for the MLB, reported after the Nationals acquired Soto.
(08/11/22 9:26pm)
On Thursday, members of American University’s Staff Union announced they are planning a strike to protest what they alleged were unfair labor practices by the University.
(08/11/22 5:49pm)
American University will require masks in class for students during the fall semester, the University announced in an email to the AU community on Thursday with other COVID-19 protocols for the fall semester.
(08/11/22 11:00am)
Graphic novelist Robin Ha makes cooking complex recipes look easy. What started as expressing her passion for cooking by posting one recipe comic a week on her Tumblr blog became a New York Times best selling graphic novel cookbook.
(08/11/22 11:00am)
D.C.’s Ward 5, a predominantly low-income and black community, contains 1,030 acres of industrial zoned land. For decades, these industrial facilities within this area have been known to cause air pollution and subsequent health issues, but residents of one neighborhood, Brentwood, have decided to challenge this.
(08/10/22 11:00am)
The Citi Open has been one of the most anticipated D.C. events this summer. The annual tennis tournament takes place in the district’s very own Rock Creek Park.
(08/09/22 9:43pm)
American University has identified its first presumptive cases of monkeypox in the AU community, Student Health Center Director Dr. David Reitman announced in an email on Monday.
(08/05/22 11:00am)
As the summer season continues, there’s no better time to get on the grill and barbecue. Whether you’re cooking a full meal or making an appetizer for your Friday night, there’s plenty of foods to choose from that will ensure a filling and refreshing meal for you and your friends or family.
(08/05/22 11:00am)
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.
(08/03/22 1:05pm)
Picture this scenario: imagine a multi-country outbreak of a zoonotic disease occurring and case numbers starting to rise in the city where your college is located. You await an official University response that at least acknowledges the presence of said disease, only to receive emails thanking another million-dollar donation and negligence in drafting a contract with the AU Staff Union. No need to close your eyes to imagine this. This is our current reality.
