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A view of the McKinley Building in March 2013.

McKinley to open for classes next semester

By Chloe Johnson · Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013

New features of the McKinley Building were discussed at a town hall on Nov. 13.

American health insurance requires a single-payer system

By John Foti · Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013

Columnist John Foti states that a single-payer system would solve many of the current problems with American health care.

Op/ed: Bring a student lounge to MGC

By Katlyn Hirokawa · Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013

Quick Take columnist Katlyn Hirowaka argues that a student lounge is the perfect fit to replace SOC on the third floor of MGC.

News

Classes in SIS to be moved or cancelled for Kerry visit

By Suzanne Gaber | November 20

Classes held in SIS will be moved or cancelled due Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to campus.

David Brown (left) and Dylan Stuntz (right) pose before a show.

News

Mission: Improv-able welcomes two new members

By Mark Lieberman | November 20

AU’s improv troupe invited two freshmen to join their ranks this semester, and they’ve embraced the challenge.

News

Q&A: Kevin Barry, author of ‘City of Bohane’

By David Kahen-Kashi | November 20

Author of the acclaimed “City of Bohane” took some time with The Eagle to chat about novel writing and reading habits.

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Have a seat: Joel D’Orazio’s fantastical world of chairs

By David Kahen-Kashi | November 19

Artist Joel D’Orazio gave a talk at Katzen’s Museum of Arts about his funky chairs for his gallery entitled “Pull Up a Chair.”

Music

Q&A: Charli XCX

By Sydney Gore | November 18

The Eagle interviews the U.K.’s pop sensation prior to her show at U Street Music Hall this past weekend.

News

Gabe Menchaca wins IFC presidency

By Amber Cohen | November 18

New Greek life officials will focus on building community at AU, organizing events

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AU ranked No. 49 for “Best Value Private University”

November 18

Factors such as graduation rates and student debt were taken into account when the magazine created the ranking

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Ron Paul talks about his time as a politician, personal liberty

By Suzanne Gaber | November 18

Former congressman and doctor spoke to students about his career and American politics

Sports

Wrestling team loses first dual meet to No. 17 Virginia Tech

By Zach Leciejewski | November 18

The AU wrestling team lost its first dual meet to Virginia Tech 30-9.

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Early Bird Review: “Lone Survivor”

By Mark Lieberman | November 18

Peter Berg’s war thriller “Lone Survivor” arrives in theaters in January. It may not be for the faint of heart, but the film pulls few punches.

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DC Council considers change to pot possession penalty

By Lindsay Sandoval | November 18

A new proposal puts D.C. on the fast track for marijuana decriminalization.

Ryan Sabot (left) poses for a picture with Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson (right).

News

AU student runs for DC Council

By Michael Berger | November 18

Ryan Sabot recently announced his candidacy for the Ward 3 representative in the Council of the District of Columbia as a part of the Libertarian party.

Sports

High powered offense leads AU women’s basketball to victory

By Caleb Vinson | November 18

Eagles shot 45 percent from the field to defeat UMass Minutewomen by a score of 82-59.

Music

DeMarco, Shark Week energizes crowd at on-campus show

By Kendall Breitman | November 17

More than 200 students attended the Nov. 16 show, dancing and even a few crowd surfing that night.

News

SG vice president resigns

By Simbi Ntahobari | November 17

Student Government Vice President Julia Reinstein resigned on Nov. 17, citing personal reasons.

Sports

Volleyball wins Patriot League regular season title

By Kara Avanceña | November 17

AU swept Colgate at Bender Arena to end the regular season. The Eagles to Patriot League tournament this next weekend.

Sports

Eagles field hockey season ends with loss to Maryland

By Alex Romero | November 16

The Eagles field hockey season comes to a close in their NCAA first-round playoff loss against Maryland 4-1.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

Solutions by The State News