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Review: AU Rude Mechanical’s “The Tempest”

By Naomi Zeigler · Friday, Dec. 2, 2016

“Tempest” provides a thought-provoking look at misogyny, colonialism and racism in Shakespeare’s beloved play

Preview: Winter musical and theater performances

By Naomi Zeigler · Friday, Dec. 2, 2016

Check out what performances AU students have in store this month

Review: AU in Motion’s “Get Down with AUIM: Annual Fall Dance Festival”

By Emily Martin · Monday, Nov. 28, 2016

Hip-hop numbers are the shining star of the night

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Student media organizations meet for fall open mic

By Cordilia James | November 7

The American Word Magazine welcomed the autumn season with open arms during its Fall Open Mic Night on Oct.

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Mission: Improv-able masters conscious comedy

By Emily Martin | October 27

AU’s improv troupe discusses the clash between PC culture and comedy

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Narratives of Black America: Lawrence and Lovell at the Phillips Collection

By ANTHONY HOLTEN / THE EAGLE | October 27

Two different series bring together one powerful story of African-American history

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Review: AU's “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”

By Kimberly Rothberg | October 27

The show has its final performances this weekend at the Greenberg Theater

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Preview: SASA’s Annual Culture Show

By Alix Mammina | October 20

Celebrate South Asian art and culture at Jalwa.

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Aidy Bryant to perform at SUB comedy show

By Arielle Weg | October 16

The SNL cast member will perform Oct. 29

Art

Art All Night unites DC neighborhoods, residents and artists

By Hannah Reavis | October 13

Annual art festival filled the District with creativity

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Phi Delta Epsilon’s anatomy fashion show

By Elise Moore | October 7

The Anatomy Fashion Show was hosted by AU’s medical fraternity, Phi Delta Epsilon, on Oct. 1 in MGC 2-5.

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Review: AU Rude Mechanicals variety show

By Naomi Zeigler | October 6

“Dystopia” provides viewers with a contemporary look at five Shakespearean scenes.

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Review: Art exhibit “Public Displays of Privacy” raises questions about women, race and society

By Naomi Zeigler | October 5

To understand black women, we must look beyond seeing

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Review: Newest AU Students Showcase Talent

By Kimberly Rothberg | October 4

Department of Performing Arts’ “Overture” presents heartfelt stories

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Hasan Minhaj to speak at AU September 14

By Arielle Weg | August 29

The Daily Show correspondent will be the first joint KPU and SUB event of the year

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When history has its eyes on you: Hamilton album review

By Naomi Zeigler | August 3

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.

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Nicholas Sparks’ movie era comes to an end

By Rana Attia | July 13

More than seventeen years of crying a river over Nicholas Sparks movies that we all love to hate are coming to an end.

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Are streaming networks a safety net?

By Rana Attia | June 29

Rana Attia examines how different platforms choose to cancel TV shows

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AU Rude Mechanicals present a compelling contemporary and gender-bending production of “Romeo & Juliet”

By Adena Maier | April 21

Director Callie Trawick’s punk-rock version of “Romeo & Juliet” breathes new life into Shakespeare’s most well-known play

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Delta Kappa Alpha’s film festival showcases hidden talent

By Alix Mammina | April 21

AU cinema fraternity’s second annual film festival is a night of creativity

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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