U Street Music Hall celebrates anniversary in typically trendy fashion
The well-known and liked club celebrated its fourth anniversary by bringing diverse talents.
The well-known and liked club celebrated its fourth anniversary by bringing diverse talents.
The young British singing phenom brought high energy and genuine appreciation to U Street Music Hall.
Heather Mongilio joins Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell to discuss the year’s highest-grossing movie and one of the best shows on TV.
Nick Regan’s 1,500 meter win leads AU men’s track to a fourth place finish in the Navy Spring Invitational as the women’s team finished fifth.
The Eagles break their three-game losing streak by beating Old Dominion
AU wrestlers Herrin, Mitchell and Terao competed at the NCAA Championships with Mitchell making it through the third session Terao making it through the fourth session
Pixar is bringing back “The Incredibles” and “Cars,” Sony is reviving “Ghostbusters and more in this week’s entertainment update.
President Pat Kelly approved the $4,000 fund to support multicultural programming for next seven weeks.
The actor made his directorial debut with raunchy spelling-bee comedy “Bad Words.”
Jason Bateman’s “Bad Words” is a foul-mouthed, sometimes problematic debut from the first time director.
The AU women’s basketball team falls to Seton Hall at the first round of the Women’s National Invitational Tournament.
It will be the AU community’s responsibility to sustain school spirit and build off of this year’s success.
One play dazzles with a story of heartbreak and loss while the other is an underwhelming adaptation of a small scale political thriller.
More than your average burger joint, Burger, Tap & Shake gives chuck-fans something new.
Wes Anderson’s “The Grand Budapest Hotel” checks in with an impressive cast of characters and tight direction.
Danielle Green’s tattoo spotlight column examines an evil eye and the word “LUZ.”
Advocate discusses her experiences with gender discrimination in the second KPU event of the semester.
Longer operating hours and new personnel are part of what SHC Director David Reitman calls “Health Center 2.0.”
The Eagle sat down with Kennedy Political Union speaker Lilly Ledbetter to chat about equal pay, women in the workforce and advice to students.
DJ duo Divided by Zero and AU rapper Lyrx to showcase their talents before Chance the Rapper takes the stage April 10.