Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, January 21, 2021
Giorgio Citarella II’s “Willie’s Way,” is up to win a monetary prize
Art exhibit at Katzen Arts Center highlights local artists’ interpretations of music and their personal lives
From AU to the Grammy Awards, the music industry is changing
Four D.C. artists demonstrate the different forms that protest art can take
Various stores have started book and gift packages and have expanded virtual seminars as they struggle to maintain business during the pandemic
Museums in the District are featuring Black artists to educate visitors on history and culture
AU community finds meaning in this year’s theme amid the COVID-19 pandemic
While you’re making a ‘to-do’ list for when D.C. reopens, jot these theaters down
Rock legend delivers performance for hundreds of fans
Junior Stephen Okonkwo speaks about his growing music career
A24’s newest film is a deceivingly quiet Western about two friends and one cow
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
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