Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Two different series bring together one powerful story of African-American history
The show has its final performances this weekend at the Greenberg Theater
Celebrate South Asian art and culture at Jalwa.
The SNL cast member will perform Oct. 29
Annual art festival filled the District with creativity
The Anatomy Fashion Show was hosted by AU’s medical fraternity, Phi Delta Epsilon, on Oct. 1 in MGC 2-5.
“Dystopia” provides viewers with a contemporary look at five Shakespearean scenes.
To understand black women, we must look beyond seeing
Department of Performing Arts’ “Overture” presents heartfelt stories
The Daily Show correspondent will be the first joint KPU and SUB event of the year
As several members of the original cast of Tony Award-winning Broadway musical “Hamilton” move on to new projects, we reflect on what brought this musical its enduring legacy.
More than seventeen years of crying a river over Nicholas Sparks movies that we all love to hate are coming to an end.
Rana Attia examines how different platforms choose to cancel TV shows
Director Callie Trawick’s punk-rock version of “Romeo & Juliet” breathes new life into Shakespeare’s most well-known play
AU cinema fraternity’s second annual film festival is a night of creativity
Sophomore Ray Uyeda’s project raises awareness about eating disorders and encourages women to love themselves.
AU Players and director Kimberly Rothberg presented “Rumors,” a farcical comedy about high society.
The Columbia Heights bar offers a community feel without alcohol
Director Lucette Moran said “Titus,” despite being hundreds of years old, is still relevant and important today
The Eagle reviews Michael Reese’s documentary “I Fear Regret: A Personal Transformation”
