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‘Let’s Throw a Party’ with Sammy Rae & The Friends

By Olivia Kozlevcar | October 8

Bandleader Sammy Rae on making music and moving forward

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Music

REVIEW: Kacey Musgraves dives into the world of heartbreak with her new release 'star-crossed'

By Sarah Flakus | October 7

 Through lyrics that evoke confusion, pain and nostalgia, Musgraves journeys through the many emotions she felt in processing her divorce

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Music

DC music roundup: Concerts to check out this October

By Olivia Barclay | October 7

Artists are returning to DC stages this month; here’s what you don’t want to miss out on

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News

Peace advocate Bernice King talks family legacy, activism and political strategy

By Maeve Fishel | October 7

Kennedy Political Union holds virtual event featuring the minister and daughter of Martin Luther King Jr.

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Features

Double eagle Bronté Burleigh-Jones joins Burwell’s cabinet as chief financial officer

By Jake Schlanger | October 7

Her predecessor, Doug Kudravetz, departed Monday

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Podcast

District of Cinema Episode 5: The Team on Tearjerkers

By Olivia Kozlevcar , Tristan Au and Spenser Hoover | October 6

Tristan, Spenser and Olivia share the movies that make them sob uncontrollably. 

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News

Three AU wellness clubs that can bring back the sense of community on campus we’ve all been missing

By Audrey Barnett | October 6

Clubs with fun activities if you’re already feeling burnout from school and are looking to keep yourself active and healthy

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News

‘Accept this challenge’: American University staff demand fair wages and safe working conditions in a labor protest on campus

By Mina Allen | October 6

Protest was organized by union representing staff, adjunct faculty, graduate students

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Sports

Smith’s goal lifts women’s soccer to victory against Army in highly-anticipated battle

By Sara Campbell | October 6

The Eagles defeat the Black Knights for the first time in 12 years

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Columns

Column: Mystic’s injury-plagued season prevents team from returning to title contention

By Annie Erickson | October 5

Despite the success of newcomer Tina Charles, injuries and absences led to a disappointing season

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Sports

Competition runs in the Zouantcha brothers’ veins

By Lee Clarke | October 5

Men’s soccer’s latest set of siblings hope to bring home another championship

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Features

AU research team compiled initial data on Afghan refugee crisis

By Michele Wong | October 5

While the Afghan crisis remains relevant, SIS professor says many other crises require the attention of the AU community

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Sports

Lorenzo Donadio is unfazed, unafraid and undeterred: he just wants to play basketball

By Ben Morse | October 4

The sophomore guard from Italy looks to soar in his second season as an Eagle

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News

AU to lead $15 million research network on wasted food

By Mary Kett | October 4

Five-year project is largest research grant in the University's history and first research network on wasted food in the country

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News

Protesters mobilize for DC Women's March

By Ellie White | October 4

Thousands march nationwide to defend reproductive rights, abortion access

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News

New DC law requires all riders to lock scooters and dockless bikes after use

By Zoe Bell | October 1

Effective today, riders must lock scooters to bike rack, signpost or bike/scooter corral

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News

Project Pengyou welcomes new and returning students during its first in-person event since the pandemic

By Mina Allen | October 1

Members said they were excited to see high engagement among over games of Jenga and cultural exchange

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