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Looking for special dinner plans for your significant other or gals this Valentine’s Day?

By Kathryn LaLonde · Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023

The Eagle has got you covered with the best restaurant deals in DC

Dining discrepancies: How cuts, changes and overall dissatisfaction with food options have affected students during the fall semester

By Jensen Bird · Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022

Students with dietary restricitons voice frustration with food selections, availability at dining locations

Comfort Foods: Pumpkin bread that has incited a family competition

By Sydney Hsu · Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022

Life staff writer Sydney Hsu explores how a family pumpkin bread recipe has created competition and companionship

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AU Body Neutrality Coalition hosts event to educate students about intuitive eating

By Maria Tedesco | December 7

The coalition hosted an expert to answer questions about intuitive eating

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Want to help combat food insecurity this holiday season? Check out these DMV organizations

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | December 5

Five local organizations to get involved in

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Buen Provecho: AU LULAC, AU LEA, PRSO and Caribbean Circle collaborate in food tour in the heart of AU

By Sara Winick and Daniella Jimenez | December 2

Latino and Caribbean organizations at AU united in enriching the lives of students with diverse dishes from each culture to strengthen community

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AU’s South Asian community celebrated food, music and fashion at Jalwa

By Hannah Langenfeld and Samantha Myers | November 9

South Asian Student Association hosted its annual cultural event spotlighting student talent

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With spring semester class registration around the corner, explore AU’s fitness classes

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | November 3

From dance improvisation to fencing, there are plenty of exercise classes to choose from

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Community Couture Gala brings AU together

By Jensen Bird | October 12

Unlikely organizations and artists come together for a one of a kind event

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Curious about AU Kitchen? We are too

By Kathryn LaLonde | October 3

The Eagle has compiled a list of all of the changes that have been made to AU dining for the fall semester

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A trek through Czech: The Czech embassy hosts Mountaineering Day

By Maria Tedesco | September 27

Attendees gathered to celebrate and learn about European culture

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Too much time off? How to balance relaxation and reflection between seasons

By Samantha Myers | September 20

The time between summer ending and school beginning is stressful and often unstructured, so strategies can be necessary to manage freetime

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Roundup: Ways to stay active on the water

By Hannah Langenfeld | August 30

A fun list of various games and sports to enjoy as the summer wraps up

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The best things to barbecue

By Sara Winick | August 5

All the recipes you should be trying out on the grill this summer

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Looking for an easy beach day? Here are some essentials

By Kathryn LaLonde | July 18

Summer is often filled with days of lying in the sun underneath cool sand, jumping into the ocean and tossing a volleyball with friends. Whether you’re traveling far distances to tropical beaches, or spending time at a beach near home, The Eagle has compiled a list of essentials for your perfect beach ...

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AU’s food pantry hopes to increase student outreach, provide healthy options and destigmatize food insecurity

By Hannah Langenfeld | June 13

Advertising and attaining more funding from the University would significantly help The Market, students and officials say

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The Eagle’s guide to spring picnics in DC

By Kendall Thompson | April 15

As the weather becomes warmer and the flowers begin to bloom, picnicking is a pleasure to enjoy the spring

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Food for Thought: Roaming Rooster brings family tradition to comfort food

By Maria Tedesco | April 13

How Roaming Rooster owners are changing traditional food

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Wellness Wednesdays: The key to finding a calling over a career with professor Omékongo Dibinga

By Kylie Bill | April 6

Dibinga reflects on his journey to cultivating happiness as a lifestyle

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Sunny and 60 in DC: Best outdoor activities for an unseasonably warm day

By Lucas Burgard | March 30

How to make the most of a warm day in the district as spring arrives

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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