Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, December 1, 2022
William Keiser on the concept of popularity and vulnerability in queer communities
Play addresses many contemporary struggles through a historic lens
It’s impossible not to be swept away by this endearing musical revival
New complex plans would provide more studio space and affordable living for DC artists
Jonathan Koven explores the painful and enlightening aspects of growing up in his award-winning novella
Through altering images and text, artists shed light on unseen perspectives
Play examines the concepts of feminist ideology and true freedom
Inside the Woolly Mammoth Theatre’s approach to the Omicron variant
Walls’ unconventional re-telling of her upbringing emphasizes how family is forever
Jon Ronson’s book captures the mercy and redemption unique to the 21st century
Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family or a partner, there are plenty of things to do around the city
Dustin Thao’s debut novel discusses the five stages of grief in a literary sense
The Kennedy Center and the Chinese American Museum host a vibrant winter lantern display and cultural activities
Disco DC brings joy to the DC art scene by showcasing local, interdisciplinary art
Romance and politics feature in the author’s latest work
On a Sensual Note, Dime a Dozen, TenLi Tunes, Treble in Paradise and Pitches be Trippin’ reflect on an in-person semester of performing
The senior capstone comments on navigating personal and systemic struggles in the workforce
Artists reveal their artistic mediums through carefully crafted pieces, from authentic wood sculptures to deeply emotional art narratives
Art of veterans displayed in Honfleur Gallery distills the difficulties of life after the military
Reckoning with the internet as a place of creation and commiseration
