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Flo Milli illuminates Bender Arena

By Evianna Hall · Friday, Nov. 1, 2024

Iconic rapper featured in this year’s Kogod School of Business Veloric Concert

Daniel Caesar hosts surprise show at DC park

By Grayden Miller · Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024

Artists share music and poetry with followers

Review: Department of Performing Arts Presents ‘As You Like It’

By Alia Messina · Friday, Oct. 25, 2024

The musical adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedic play is full of love, music and laughs

News

Folger Theatre presents ‘Romeo and Juliet’

By Alia Messina | October 24

The refreshed take on Shakespeare presents relevant themes for today’s politics

Art

Genre Deep Dive: The Evolution of Art Pop

By Grayden Miller | October 17

Has the mainstream music scene adopted alternative artists?

Arts

Genre Deep Dive: Hyperpop brings social commentary with a high-speed kick

By Alia Messina | October 16

The origins of this democratic music culture

News

Review: ‘Overture’ tradition remains strong with the class of 2028

By Evianna Hall | October 15

DPA presented new talent at the Katzen Studio Theater

News

AU alum joins Love Is Blind DC cast

By Faith Starchia | October 11

Washington Post social media editor and SOC alum Nina Zafar on her dating show experience

News

OSGEMEOS: Endless Story premiers at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

By Sophie Milner-Gorvine | October 11

Identical twins Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo present their largest US exhibition

News

Katzen Arts Center brings a vibrant addition to Tenleytown Main Street’s Art All Night 2024

By Jessica Ackerman | October 7

Music and visual art by the AU community added homegrown element to the night’s events

News

Katzen Art Museum displays eight new fall 2024 collections

By Alia Messina | October 4

Exhibition to host gallery talks with featured artists

News

The soundtracks of the summer

By Amelia Fortunato | October 1

From classic TikTok hits to new releases, here’s The Eagle’s Summer 2024 wrapped

News

Genre Deep Dive: Jersey Club is more than a TikTok trend

By Alia Messina | September 30

Jersey Club is viral, but has been growing out of New Jersey since the 1990s

News

Department of Performing Arts presents Fall 2024 music performance program

By Ridha Rayani | September 27

Seven featured music ensembles to see this semester

News

AU Department of Performing Arts presents extensive Fall 2024 performance lineup

By Jessica Ackerman | September 24

The department blends classic and original works at the Greenberg Theater and Katzen Arts Center

Arts

Kurtis Conner’s ‘Goodfellow’ World Tour Comes to D.C.

By Alia Messina | September 18

The ‘Mayor of Kurtistown’ presented a raucous evening at the Warner Theater

News

AU’s Jazz Orchestra serves up ‘Some Spring Swing’

By Kyle Galvin | May 3

The ensemble’s spring performance included special guests from Georgetown

News

Chamber Singers foster connection through music

By Sydney Hemmer | May 3

Vocal group aims to share its music locally and abroad

News

Review: Moveius Contemporary Ballet’s ‘Glacier: A Climate Change Ballet’ incorporates policy and art in graceful performance

By Jessica Ackerman | May 3

Ballet filled the National Portrait Gallery’s Kogod Courtyard with contemplative chill

Music

Taylor Swift can’t make up her mind

By Sara Winick | April 29

‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is a confusing grab bag of synth-pop whose backend outshines the main album

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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