Movie Review: Blue is the Warmest Color
Abdellatif Kechiche’s “Blue is the Warmest Color” follows the life cycle from its initial temptations to the sorrowful end.
Abdellatif Kechiche’s “Blue is the Warmest Color” follows the life cycle from its initial temptations to the sorrowful end.
Getting it Together: advice columnists Jaylen and Grace offer suggestions for trying anal sex and how to solve roommate problems in this week’s column.
Farewell to music innovator Lou Reed and more in this week’s Take 5 entertainment column.
Your guide to finding condoms, dental dams and personal lubricant on campus, all free of charge.
SUB Director Noah Gray aims to expand SUB’s reach by opening concert to public and using Metro advertising.
Director John Krokidas portrays the background of Allen Ginsberg and the Beat Generation in his latest film “Kill Your Darlings.”
The Eagle’s new satirical columnist American Wonker takes a different look at issues concerning AU students.
Men’s soccer in danger of missing Patriot League championships with 3-1 loss to Loyola.
Halloween traditions in the District for college students have drastically changed from husband-hunting parties to trick-or-treating on Embassy Row. However, the embassies still don’t give out free alcohol.
Film screenings, popcorn and activities brought students together at “SOC Spooktacular” on Oct. 29.
The Scene compiled a list of new and old treats to add to your Halloween playlist.
The Scene counts down some essential horror films to watch for Halloween.
WVAU DJs review rock, rap and everything else in between.
After performing in a professional production of “Cabaret” at D.C.’s Keegan Theatre, AU senior Matthew Rubbelke dreams of making it to Broadway.
Reach for the Sky with this week’s Reviews Brew and ‘Reflekt’ on some good music.
Full disclosure on Disclosure’s sold-out gig at 9:30 Club on Oct. 28.
The Eagle caught up with The Orwells about the living the life of rockers as teenagers before their gig at the Rock and Roll Hotel last weekend.
Monroe Street Market hosted special guest Scott Schuman as well as art walks.
Sir Sly nearly put a hole in the wall at the Rock and Roll Hotel
For their first collaboration, the student organizations will be bringing the indie-rock artist and a local band to the SIS Founders Room