Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, November 29, 2021
Set amid a public health crisis and economic instability, ‘Rent’ offers modern audiences an opportunity to reflect on current times
From reenacting the ‘Bee Movie’ to helping a pastor find true love, AU Improv creates community through comedy
A comedy show not for the faint of heart
The all freshman-produced show demonstrates how overcoming hardship is a team effort
The exhibit is part of the Lee and Juliet Folger Fund Collection of Seventeenth-Century Dutch and Flemish Paintings
Liane Moriarty touches on multiple social issues within this murder-mystery
The latest offering from American University’s Department of Performing Arts is performed to cheeky perfection
‘The Art of Reimagining Scientific Discovery’ and ‘Traversing US Colonialism’ bring spectators into new perspectives
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage year round by picking up a book from this list of works by Hispanic-American authors
A poetic portrait of our disappearing landscapes
The travel photography show, delayed by the pandemic, brings viewers to intimate moments in faraway places
‘Reckoning: Protest. Defiance. Resilience.’ shows the power of Black artists and stories
Students are welcomed back to the museum for the fall to experience new exhibits
Lawrence’s ‘The American Struggle’ serves as an important reminder of the biases evident within storytelling
After over a year of the AU Museum’s doors being closed, it reopens with new vigor and determination to make its presence known on campus
Helene Schmitz’s photographs communicate the need for environmental awareness and climate action
The “POSE” actress talks creative journey, representation and identity
Mixing pre-recorded and live performances, AU dancers reflect on their experience with the virtual show
The musical theatre and theatre programs work toward greater diversity and accountability
Here are the titles that you can go lay in the sunshine with
