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Podcast

Beyond the Byline, Episode 1: Welcome to The Eagle's Podcast

By Sasha Jones and Evan Margiotta | October 19

On this week's inaugural episode of Beyond the Byline, host Evan Margiotta talks with Eagle reporters about their print stories on AU's alcohol culture, changes to Dining Dollar policies and the special relationship between AU's women's basketball coaches. Plus, Evan discusses the University's construction projects with columnist Samantha McAllister.

Opinion

Opinion: AU has $19 million invested in fossil fuels

By Fossil Free AU | October 19

This investment threatens the futures of AU students, says Fossil Free AU

Music

Minnesota’s Hippo Campus To Rock A Sold-Out D.C. Crowd’s World

By Julia Wunning-Zimmer | October 18

As the sixth stop of their Bambi tour, Hippo Campus will play a surely energetic sold-out show Oct.

Opinion

Opinion: Domestic violence takes many forms for college students

By Steph Black | October 18

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is the time to discuss the prevalence of abuse on college campuses

Opinion

Opinion: Inclusive excellence must be about the desegregation of power

By Nickolaus Mack | October 18

Black AU students are heirs of racial inequity

Features

In Trump era, more students are being drawn to journalism program, student media

By Evan Margiotta | October 18

Attacks on fake news and the media galvanize a new wave of student journalists

News

#TheFoodMove: Tenley Bar & Grill

By Zak Bedrosian and Aylon Berger | October 17

A college town sports bar with elevated dishes

News

AU alumni win five Cannes Festival Lions

By Morgan Bluma | October 17

Pair worked with Kesha for same-sex marriage music video

Opinion

Satire: New Green Route shuttle will take you to hell and back

By Bobbie Armstrong | October 17

Have fun trying to get to your internship on time

News

‘Festival of India’ took over the quad through food and performance

By Grace George | October 16

While organizers promoted vegetarianism and spirituality, some students said they were “appalled” by the event

Opinion

Opinion: ‘India Day’ festival and Viva Kultura performance shows that AU’s administration forgets their South Asian students

By Maya Krishnan | October 16

Administrators have to begin overseeing what’s occurring on its campus and how these events affect student body

Opinion

Opinion: We believe Dr. Ford and Anita Hill, but they are not the same

By Sophia Brill | October 16

I came to American University because it houses the most politically active students in the nation, but it was not until the Kavanaugh hearings that this title upgraded from a mere rumor, spread by campus-tour guides and proud convocation speeches, to a personal reality felt in my first-year orbit. The Brett Kavanaugh-Christine Blasey Ford hearings properly expunged any distrust in my new community’s capacity for political awareness, activism and attention.