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Paul Tergat (third from right) competes in a race for Kenya.

Olympic medalist to speak at AU

By Alex Greco · Friday, Oct. 4, 2013

Olympic medalist Paul Tergat will speak in the School of International Service Founder’s Room on Oct. 10.

Q&A: Peter Landesman, director of 'Parkland'

By David Kahen-Kashi · Friday, Oct. 4, 2013

The Eagle speaks to the director of a new film about the events that took place immediately after JFK’s Assassination

Q&A: Noah and the Whale

By Trent Burns · Friday, Oct. 4, 2013

The Eagle converses with Noah and the Whale about life on the road before their 9:30 club debut.

Music

Q&A: Atlas Genius

By Kara Avanceña | October 4

The Eagle catches up with Atlas Genius before they stop at The Fillmore on Oct. 13

College of Arts and Sciences sophomore Brian Rhoades (center) plays Father in the play.

News

‘Six Characters’ explores drama’s absurdities

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 3

In a modernized version of Italian play, first time director tries to find the distinction between fiction and reality.

Opinion

Escaping the college bubble

By Alison Pease | October 3

Eagle columnist Alison Pease now understands the idea of going to college in a bubble after experiencing the sharp contrasts of Indian life.

The cast for the “Measure for Measure” scene poses for a photo during their dress rehearsal.

News

Insults fly in the Rude Mechanicals’ annual variety show

By Mark Lieberman | October 3

AU Rude Mechanicals kick off their season with a raucous, dynamic bang.

Opinion

Staff ed: Metro proposal could disrupt service for AU community

October 3

If WMATA changes the 96 bus route it will only further complicate the commute for AU employees.

Music

Album Reviews Brew 3.0

By David Kahen-Kashi , Sydney Gore , Mark Lieberman and Teta Alim | October 3

The Scene staff takes a stab at this month’s hottest releases including Lorde and Justin Timberlake.

The students of Zooville School meet Sandy Spider (far right) played by Linda Bard.

News

‘Steam Mystery’ sees the world through children’s eyes

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 3

The mystery of steam is revealed in Caleen Jennings’ play about friendship and learning.

News

'Two-Sided Story' creates an honest and empathetic discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

By Kara Avanceña | October 3

“Two-Sided Story” creates a deeper understanding for people on both sides of the contentious and ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Sports

D.C. United wins U.S. Open Cup

By Charles Clayton | October 3

D.C. United defeated Real Salt Lake 1-0, earning the historic trophy.

Sports

AU sweeps Loyola, stays tied for first in the Patriot League

By Kara Avanceña | October 3

AU improved their conference record to 3-0 upon beating Loyola in straight sets. The Eagles extend their winning streak to seven games.

College students regularly consume large amounts of caffeine daily.

News

Fact or fiction: caffeine addiction on college campuses

By Rain Freeman | October 3

The term addiction, as opposed to dependence, is incorrectly used to describe students’ use of caffeine.

Music

The Dodos overcome sound flukes at Black Cat

By Alejandro Alvarez | October 3

The Dodos recovered from a shaky start during their set at Black Cat.

Aaron Paul (Left) and Bryan Cranston (Right) as Jesse Pinkman and Walter White.

News

The Rewind: Breaking Bad, Parks and Recreation and Elementary

By Mark Lieberman and Kara Avanceña | October 2

The Scene recaps the best TV episodes in this weeks Rewind.

Sports

Men’s soccer falls to No.12 Georgetown

By Jennifer Reyes | October 2

AU allowed a late goal in their 1-0 loss to Georgetown.

A view of the Westgate mall from AU students’ apartment complex in Nairobi, Kenya on Sept. 23.

Opinion

Making sense of the Nairobi mall shooting

By Julia Greenwald | October 2

Eagle columnist Julia Greenwald recounts her experience waiting for information about the well-being of her family and friends on the day of the Nairobi shooting.

Owner Josh Levin (left) and Director of Programming Renee Tsao (right) stand in the lobby of the West End Cinema.

News

Local theater offers ‘off the beaten path’ programming

By Ana Srikanth | October 2

West End Cinema seeks to tell stories about the world and its own backyard.

Sports

Men’s soccer falls to No.12 Georgetown

By Jennifer Reyes | October 2

AU allowed a late goal in their 1-0 loss to crosstown Georgetown.

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