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UDC Farmers Market back for the summer

By Anusheh Khan | June 3

As summer begins in the district, so does one of our favorite summer traditions: farmers market season. Now until Nov. 25, the University of the District of Columbia will host a farmers market each Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside the David A. Clarke School of Law.

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News

Taste of Peru coming to D.C this summer

By Anusheh Khan | June 2

Enjoy Peruvian food, culture and a fashion show at Taste of Peru 2017

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Guest Columns

Mental illness isn’t romantic

By Julia Gagnon | June 1

Society’s misconception of mental health is unhealthy, Julia Gagnon writes.

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Lifestyle

Where to find athletic wear in D.C.

By Cordilia James | June 1

These stores carrying athletic wear are sure to get your heart racing

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Music

Concert Preview: Feist

By Griffin Rowell | June 1

Feist, the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter, is back with her first solo album in more than six years. She will be playing dates throughout the summer, including a stop at Washington, D.C.’s Lincoln Theatre June 7 and 8. 

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News

Public Safety building will be demolished in June

By Haley Samsel | June 1

World War I munitions are likely buried beneath the building

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News

Review: Mission: Improv-able final semester performance

By Cordilia James | May 31

Mission: Improv-able, AU’s improv troupe, sent off two of their seniors on April 21 in a final show filled with laughs, debates and a Swedish milkmaid. Although the event’s Facebook page promoted the show to run from 8 p.m.

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Opinion

Including men in your feminism

By Julia Gagnon | May 27

Julia Gagnon wants you to understand how patriarchal systems affect men

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News

Anti-racist research and policy center coming to AU

By Anna Donohue | May 27

Acclaimed historian Ibram X. Kendi to lead center

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News

U.S. Attorney’s Office now involved in hate crime investigation

By Gabe Bichinho | May 24

President's memo states D.C. branch will join other law enforcement agencies in investigation

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News

The Russia-AU connection: University's Russian cultural institute stirs controversy

By Katherine Saltzman | May 23

Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak — a key player in the investigation into the president's national security adviser, Michael Flynn — is an honorary co-chair of a CAS institute. 

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Opinion

Op-ed: American University faculty and staff sign solidarity statement in response to racist hate crime

By AU Faculty and Staff | May 11

Faculty and staff urge administration to address academic needs and safety of Black students

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Sports

Straight from print: Transfers leave men’s basketball in tough spot

By Matt Holt | May 11

The class of 2019 was supposed to lead the Eagles to Patriot League glory. Now, they’re all leaving the program

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Guest Columns

Straight from print: Staff editorial: We need answers, Public Safety

By The Eagle Editorial Board | May 10

Students deserve a safe ride home

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Guest Columns

Staff editorial: In support of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated

By The Eagle Editorial Board | May 10

On May 1, the campus awoke and a new American University Student Government president, Taylor Dumpson, began her first day in office.

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Sports

Straight from print: AU Athletics lays out future plans

By Gabe Bichinho and Vincent Salandro | May 9

How the University department is gearing up for its next phase

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Features

Straight from print: AU is leader in Peace Corps participation

By Sarah Katherine Dolezal | May 9

AU alumna Katherin Sibel spends her days speaking Guarani, the national language of Paraguay. That’s where she’s stationed as a Peace Corps volunteer, managing several women’s agribusiness projects and social development programs within the Latin American community.

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