Kendall Fuller interception seals home victory for Commanders
The Washington Commanders (7-5) defeated the Atlanta Falcons (5-7) at home 19-13 on Nov. 27.
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The Washington Commanders (7-5) defeated the Atlanta Falcons (5-7) at home 19-13 on Nov. 27.
Construction is underway on another massive mixed-use development on Wisconsin Avenue, this time a $295 million combination of apartments and retail space.
In a crosstown matchup, the American University women’s basketball team (0-6) lost to the Howard Bisons (2-5) 70-83 on Nov. 30.
On Nov. 14, the Washington Commanders visited the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field for a Monday Night Football contest.
In classic DOC fashion, Spenser, Koz and Tristan go off the rails and tackle the hard, pressing questions of our time. Why is the plot of “Don’t Worry Dealing” a mashup of “Ready Player One” and “Get Out”? Why does Taylor Swift randomly show up in movies? Why is Ramy on Hulu one of the best shows of the year? And finally, what’s up with the rooster sauce rebranding at Roaming Rooster?
Ravyn Lenae and Omar Apollo, breakout artists of 2022 and two of the most promising voices in R&B today, returned to D.C. this fall to warm up the room with their undeniable charisma and impressive vocal chops.
With the holiday season on the horizon, many people want to make an impact in their communities. It can be difficult to know where to start, but D.C. has plenty of organizations committed to fighting hunger. Food pantries work year-round to provide services to millions of people and depend on volunteers and donations. The Eagle has compiled a list of just a few of those food pantries to get you started.
This article was translated by Daniella Jimenez
On this week’s episode of Beyond the Byline, host Lydia LoPiccolo sits down with Eagle staff writer, Abigail Turner, to discuss her story about a campus walkout on November 10, in response to sexual violence.
The American University League of United Latin American Citizens, AU Latinos en Accion, Puerto Rican Student Organization and Caribbean Circle hosted a multicultural Latin American and Caribbean cuisine tour on Nov. 16 to unify students at AU and promote the importance of community. The afternoon was enriched with laughs and music from all different regions.
“Haiti Is a Nation of Artists” was a powerful 50-minute documentary shown at the Embassy of Haiti earlier this November.
From farm to table, the USDA Farmers Market on the National Mall provides a venue for local vendors and farmers to sell to D.C. residents.
The combined bachelor’s/master’s degree program is confusing. It’s a program offered between American University’s undergraduate and graduate schools, and it has many great perks. However, the process of understanding the rules and regulations required for undergraduate students to participate in the program is far more difficult than it should be. This is due to a lack of clear communication between advisors and students on rules surrounding undergraduate credit limits.
American University’s Art Club held a Mosaic Painting Event in the Tavern at Mary Graydon Center to raise money for Ngoma Kenya, an organization providing arts opportunities to underprivileged students in Kenya.
Following reporting from The Eagle showing multiple violations of food safety regulations at its dining facilities, American University announced plans for increased transparency and information-sharing with the community regarding health and safety for food services.
The Jungle Giants, an indie rock band from Brisbane, Australia, performed an exciting setlist of 13 songs at the Black Cat on Nov. 13.
Bender Arena watched the American University men’s basketball team (5-2) take on the University of Albany (3-6) in a Tuesday night matchup.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's November 2022 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
From the Newsstands: This story appeared in The Eagle's November 2022 print edition. You can find the digital version here.
The Eagle issued a reader engagement survey Oct. 27 to collect feedback on and improve its coverage. The survey, which was available for two weeks online, included questions about where readers receive their news, how The Eagle can improve our coverage, level of trust in The Eagle and how staffers can improve readers’ trust.