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AU Department of History’s inaugural book exchange connected students to faculty

By Katy Edwards · Monday, Nov. 3, 2025

The exchange offered free books for student feedback on the department

Genre Deep Dive: Gengetone

By Lakeisha Waichungo · Thursday, July 3, 2025

Tracing the roots of the revamped music genre taking Nairobi by storm

Books of the Month: Bring on those May flowers

By Mina O’Dell · Monday, May 5, 2025

Start the month of May with one of these intriguing reads

Lifestyle

Recommendations for places to study in DC

By Mina O’Dell | May 5

Check out some of these unique study spots

Lifestyle

Art Around DC: Mural of Parkland shooting victim in Chinatown

By Keirah Chen | May 2

The large vertical mural sits outside a popular metro stop

Lifestyle

Genre Deep Dive: Britpop

By Sydney Schurz | May 2

The British kitchen sink of rock, pop and punk

Arts

REVIEW: Department of Performing Arts stages ‘9 to 5: The Musical’

By Alia Messina | April 3

The musical challenges workplace misogyny, but not without a few laughs along the way

Arts

Books of the Month: The best reads for April

By Megan McNamara | April 2

Five reads to welcome spring and beat the April showers

Arts

Deborah Rutter offers message of hope and resilience for the arts in open forum

By Jessica Ackerman | April 1

Former Kennedy Center president featured in a fireside chat hosted by the Kogod School of Business and Department of Performing Arts

Arts

REVIEW: Bad Bunny’s latest album is not just a modern salsa rhythm

By Jeronimo Freydell-Cristancho | March 31

The Puerto Rican singer’s new creation is a window to explore Puerto Rico’s culture, history and reality

Arts

The National Museum of Women in the Arts presents ‘Uncanny’

By Mina O’Dell | March 26

Museum’s latest exhibition explores the psychological phenomenon of uneasy familiarity through a feminist lens

Arts

Woolly Mammoth Theater displays ‘Demand’: a memorial protesting gun violence

By Mina O’Dell | March 7

A tribute to his son, Manuel Oliver’s story of the 2018 Parkland Shooting

Arts

The Kennedy Center’s ‘In Your Neighborhood’ concert series brings National Symphony Orchestra to DC communities

By Alia Messina | February 24

Brass quintet from the Orchestra played fanfares, fugues and more at Busboys and Poets in Takoma

Arts

Review: Department of Performing Arts presented ‘Dance Nation’ at the Greenberg Theater

By Alia Messina | February 19

The production followed a preteen dance team grappling with puberty, periods and perfectionism

Arts

Genre Deep Dive: Bomba, sounds of resistance in the Caribbean

By Victoria Rivera | February 19

Tracing African rhythms and roots

Arts

A perfect playlist for those winter blues

By Emma Taylor | February 13

Songs to keep you warm and cozy

Lifestyle

Books to cozy up with this February

By Keirah Chen | February 4

These good reads will distract from the cold

Art

Kennedy Center hosts 21st annual ‘Let Freedom Ring’ concert

By Sasha Dafkova | January 31

Concert co-hosted with Georgetown University honors Martin Luther King Jr.

Arts

The holiday music debate: how early is too early?

By Alia Messina | December 10

The controversial yet jolly discourse continues

Arts

Review: ‘Wicked’ is a magical masterpiece on belonging

By Maria Tedesco | November 26

The power of friendship is the star of the show

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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