Arts and Entertainment
LVL UP performs final show in D.C. at DC9 Club
By Brit Abrams | 10/01/2018Mannequin Pussy and Yowler opened for the group in September
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Mannequin Pussy and Yowler opened for the group in September
Sivan’s latest album reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200
Jim Sanborn’s new exhibitions shines light on looting of Khmer sculpture
WVAU will curate music during event in SEOULSPICE
LVL UP is set to play DC9 Club on Sept. 21
The band will play at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland
The four-time Grammy winner will play songs from his 2018 album “Raise Vibration”
AU's a cappella groups kick off fall season with preview concert
The show also featured performances from rapper Kelow LaTesha and DJ Shiva
The Pepperoni Playboy is set to play The Anthem on Sept. 5
Find a community of performers, artists or writers to join this semester
Drake combines new and old sounds on his latest double album
Professors, students discuss why Lamar’s milestone hits home
When Sabrina Ortiz Vázquez arrived at AU’s Center for Language Exploration, Acquisition and Research, or CLEAR, with an eight-page arrangement of Luis Fonsi’s “Despacito” in hand on April 8, she didn’t know what to expect.
Capstone project combines themes from Homer’s epic poem with students’ journey through life
“Let’s play some Hillbilly music!”
Rapper Aminé headlined music and arts festival in the Tavern
If you walk through the hallways of the Katzen Arts Center, you may hear familiar lines of Shakespeare’s works.
On a Sunday morning in the Cassell Fitness Center studio, the American Bhangra Crew rehearses their routine for their upcoming performances this semester.
Beginning in 2002, a professor and Ph.D. student scrutinized documents, sifted through mounds of dirt and employed modern dating methods.
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