Men’s basketball struggles in second half, loses to Lafayette
After leading throughout the first half, the AU men’s basketball team collapsed in the second, giving up 47 points en route to a 74-62 loss.
After leading throughout the first half, the AU men’s basketball team collapsed in the second, giving up 47 points en route to a 74-62 loss.
Shana Feste’s “Endless Love” doesn’t last as long as its title suggests and that’s a good thing.
Career-high games from George and Holmes help AU beat Lafayette and secure its fifth straight victory.
An adaptation of a classic 1980s film gets an update in with Kevin Hart and Regina Hall.
Teller’s documentary “Tim’s Vermeer” is a compulsively watchable and humorous look into the life of Tim Jenison.
From best selling novel to the screen, “Winter’s Tale” is left out in the cold.
The director of “The Broken Circle Breakdown,” nominated for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language category, spoke with The Eagle about his film.
Bleeding Rainbow impresses a relaxed crowd despite the snow.
Actor Kit Harington of “Game of Thrones” chats with The Eagle about starring in his upcoming film “Pompeii.”
Valentine’s Day is set to be icy. The Scene Weekender has some chilly suggestions for you.
How to be an individual on Valentine’s Day alone or with someone else.
AU’s services will be limited during second snow day.
The University will offer limited on-campus services due to the snowstorm on Feb. 13.
The Kennedy Political Union hosted candidates looking to gain the Democratic Party’s nomination.
Senior guard Alexis Dobbs finished one rebound short of a double-double, ending the night with 19 points and nine rebounds.
A strong defensive effort propelled the Eagles to a 64-44 victory over the Mountain Hawks.
See what the critics have to say about this week’s offerings at the cinema with The Reel Scene.
In her first column JM Eats (A Lot), Jordan-Marie Smith shines a spotlight on a little-known ramen bar in Adams Morgan.
Acceptance is the new black for the Women’s History Month Speaker.
Columnist Tom Xiao says feminists should embrace men and women’s gender roles today.