Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, October 22, 2020
Director Giuseppe Capotondi’s take on Charles Willeford’s 1971 art-world crime novel is filled with electric and noirish performances
Singer talks about his generation, love and limitations
Events coordinator Harvey Fitz discusses his inspiration behind the event
Concert showcasing the work of black composers took place Feb. 22
Lead singer opens up about honesty, social media and connecting with fans
Art enthusiasts experience six unique exhibits for free
Two-day mini-series showcased writers with a non-Western perspective
Filmmakers and historians strive to preserve District’s independent film scene
Performances tackle climate change, humanity, space and more
Enchant dazzles guests with festive strolls through sparkling scenes
Sid Balman, Jr.’s historical fiction examines the radicalization of the United States
The group works to make ballet a financially accessible art form for students
AU Players puts on a show with a talented cast of actors
Play provokes audience to think about relationships between marginalized groups and power
The indie pop singer will bring unique melancholy, techno sound to U Street Music
Indie-pop musician previewed unreleased songs from his upcoming debut album
A playlist perfect for AU students to get their fall music fix
The brand-new STABLE Artspace offers community-based approach to visual art
The one-day music festival in Northwest DC celebrates healing power of music
Host Miranda Baumann talks to Beth Casey from local band Cirls
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