Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Thursday, February 20, 2020
The first solo exhibit for the Turkish studio Ouchhh drew massive crowds
Claire Handscombe, a 2015 graduate from the MFA Creative Writing Program, is crowdfunding her first novel with London-based publisher Unbound. Handscombe’s novel, “Unscripted,” is a realistic fiction book following the relationship between Libby, an aspiring British novelist, and Thom Cassidy, an actor whom Libby is fixated upon. Handscombe began writing as a child while growing up in Belgium.
Black History Month originated from a week-long celebration in February known as “Negro History Week.” It was established by historian Carter G.
Event to cater to environmentalists, documentary lovers
Performances to showcase students’ experiences with identity and their bodies
Caleen Jennings chosen to share personal work at local theater festival
Fourth Exhibition introduces depth with every image
The organization that entertains has more to come with AMFest in the spring
Take a study break and go see a film
The comedian’s uses technology in a new form of humor
Devised piece tackles issues of race, active allyship
John relayed his experiences and advice to student entrepreneurs
Katzen Studio Theatre was the last stop in their 2017 tour
The night before the African Students’ Organization Renaissance Pageant, sophomore Amanda Nyang’oro was anxious.
Legendary music mogul Jay-Z is slated to hit Washington, D.C.’s Capital One Arena with fellow Roc Nation label mate Vic Mensa on Nov.
Beginning their set at 12:30 a.m., Brooklyn-based dream pop band Beach Fossils faced the challenge of performing for a crowd of droopy-eyed, impatient D.C.
Department of Performing Arts shakes the dust off heart-wrenching classic
Event celebrated South Asian music, dance, fashion
New monthly poetry slam features poets vying for spots on the competitive team
The EP features new and returning artists, ranging from urban to alternative
