JM Eats: Favorite places to find on foot this spring
Columnist Jordan-Marie Smith offers brief reviews of her favorite places to go when the sun’s out and the air’s warm.
Columnist Jordan-Marie Smith offers brief reviews of her favorite places to go when the sun’s out and the air’s warm.
Columnist Danielle Green examine a student’s bumbleebee tattoo.
Eesha Bhave explores her own heritage as an Indian-American during AAPI Heritage Month.
AU must handle the ‘EI problem’ with a zero-tolerance policy toward the perpetrators, writes Seth Yates.
Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell discuss “The Grand Budapest Hotel” with special guest Chloe Johnson.
Military veterans with published creative work will discuss their experiences at Writings of War on April 19.
Kirk Bloodsworth spoke about his fight against the death penalty and his life in prison.
As a mixture of rain and sleet fell the night of April 15, many of D.C.’s young music followers found themselves seeking shelter and the sounds of 21st century punk at the Black Cat.
Leaked documents included emails and text messages mentioning illegal behavior of EI brothers.
Thievery Corporation – “Suadade” (ESL Music) With the group’s large genre-crossing discography, the D.C.
In a phone interview with The Eagle’s Zach Ewell, Brad Rhodes, lead vocalist and guitarist of rock band Melodime, shared his thoughts on his band and on being an artist in the D.C.
Jonathan Glazer’s “Under the Skin” goes below skin deep tendencies and eschewing dialogue for a truly meditative film.
Several weeks ago, a man named Dan Joseph from MRCTV came to AU and shot a video where he asked students whether or not they could name a single U.S.
Mirror, mirror on the wall. Is Mike Flanagan’s “Oculus” the fairest movie about a killer mirror of them all?
Lindsay Zoladz speaks about her beginnings as a writer and writing for Pitchfork on Apr. 13.
KPU and Political Theory Institute event featured Washington Post writer Barton Gellman and Gen. Michael Hayden.
The event, hosted by Treble in Paradise, featured Pitches Be Trippin’, GW MotherFunkers and more on Apr. 11.
Although most of the sketches fell flat, Seth Rogen and Cecily Strong carried this week’s SNL in their faux commercial for “Blue River Dog Food.”
Wloszczyna joins Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell to talk about her career in entertainment journalism and share stories of her many celebrity interviews.
Blue Sky Studios’ “Rio 2” tries to spread its wings but tried to do so under the heavy constraints of being absolutely unnecessary.