AUDIOPHILE 11.13
WVAU DJs review Shy Girls, Mac DeMarco, Jel, Black Books and The History Of Apple Pie in this week’s Audiophile.
WVAU DJs review Shy Girls, Mac DeMarco, Jel, Black Books and The History Of Apple Pie in this week’s Audiophile.
Student Government elected four senators to head committees and began the process of garnering support for its new student rights report.
This week’s batch features big names like Lady Gaga and local hometown heroes such as Bromar x PunkProper.
The Scene recaps the highs and lows of television in The Rewind.
If she could go back, columnist Sarah Harvard would not have gone to college.
Eagle swimmers were led by a strong performance in the women’s 200 yard medley relay in a meet against Lafayette, Navy and Bucknell
AU’s Habitat for Humanity will live on a food stamp budget to raise awareness about the program and poverty
The annual show will spotlight women’s experiences and feature a cast of AU students.
First-year women’s basketball head coach Megan Gebbia brings a new system of defensive and offensive style play for the Eagles.
The AU Student Health Center will have a new director in time for the spring semester
Israeli artist Tsibi Geva talks in the Museum at Katzen Arts Center about his new exhibition.
Quick Take columnists discuss whether or not unpaid internships are fair to college students.
With the arrival of Aramark as AU’s dining services provider, Registered Dietitian Jo-Ann Jolly was brought on board to address students’ concerns about nutrition.
Student Government President Patrick Kelly discussed increasing allotments to student activities in his “State of SG address” during the first meeting of the 9th Undergraduate Senate.
Bryan Paz, a current Senate member, wants more women to apply for Senate positions.
Jean Marc-Vallee’s “Dallas Buyers Club” ushers in two memorable performances from the cast.
Frontman Michael Moon chats with The Eagle about becoming the next Captain Underpants when he goes for a world record on Nov. 16.
Student duo CJ Posey & Nick Neighbaz gear up for their first album release this December.
The return to Asgard is a lighthearted and fun follow-up.
Danny Dubin chats with The Eagle about his upcoming performance benefiting Invisible Children.