Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, October 22, 2020
Limited course selection, lack of narrative filmmaking opportunities are among the complaints
New theater group’s performance ran from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2
Photographer visited campus to discuss work that explores gender, identity and community
Competition brought together students from across the District
Folk-pop musician Noah Kahan will open the show
In a year full of snubs and controversy, disappointment may be looming
Meet the artist whose work explores identity, gender, sexuality and community
The play runs Feb.14-16 and features an all-female cast
Performance was part of CapitalBop’s monthly showcase of local musicians on Jan. 25
Crowds from D.C. and beyond experienced fashion, sculptures and paintings for free
Concert created a space for love and acceptance at The Anthem on Jan. 24
The funny yet tragic historical timeline unfolds at Arena Stage through Feb. 24
“The Daily Show” correspondent talks performing on college campuses, role of comedy in society
Student Union Board and Kennedy Political Union will host The Daily Show correspondent on Saturday
Overcoats opened for Mitski at the 9:30 Club on November 17th.
Ewing addresses racism of Chicago school closings in "Ghosts in the Schoolyard"
Conductor James Blachly talks about new experiences with sound
“I don’t think I’ll ever not enjoy doing stand up.” Despite gaining fame through radio, podcasts, books, television and film, Jim Norton still thinks of himself as a stand-up comedian.
Department of Performing Arts wraps captivating production of musical
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