In the debate about the Student Activity fee on campus, the allocation of the money is the problem, not the lack of it.
Owner of haunted house Jon Libbesmeier describes the frights and thrills of the new D.C. attraction.
The week’s biggest pop-culture headlines include the return of Cumberbatch, new pop music and more.
“Bad Grandpa” displays all the wild stunts and lowbrow pranks, but is a distinct departure from the series.
Watching Wild Belle perform was similar to the experience of a dehydrated person envisioning a sensational mirage as they aimlessly wander through the desert.
Undergraduate Joe Ste.Marie began his tenure as “student trustee-elect” this fall, a position that gives him training to become a full Student Trustee.
The Eagles women’s soccer team secures a playoff spot despite a 2-0 loss at Loyola.
Recent construction has made getting practice time on AU-owned fields a challenge for most club sports teams.
After a 10-day trip across Southern India, columnist Alison Pease learned that sometimes you have to trust the process.
The Eagle talks to club baseball player Alex Shaw about the team’s season and his favorite things to do around D.C.
The Eagle profiles Magician Max Major, who is performing a show in the District until Dec. 29.
WVAU Wednesday features new artists including Kings of Leon, The Preatures, Lily Kershaw and Grooms.
Featured skating actress Sonia Spence in “Disney on Ice” speaks to The Eagle about her life on the road.
Columnist Andy Wallin explains what he learned from his backpacking experience throughout Jordan, the West Bank and Israel over the summer.
The Eagles went through two overtimes but failed to register a goal in a tie with West Virginia.
Columnist Marshall Bornemann discusses how the government shutdown will have lasting ramifications for AU students.
Aaron Carter’s “The After Party Tour” stops in Silver Spring, Md.
Victoria DeKepper registered three assists in the Eagles 4-3 upset victory over the Huskies
Quick Take writers comment on the implications of AU divesting its endowment from fossil fuel companies.
Senior Danielle Ortiz-Geis is only able to graduate this year because of a personal fundraising campaign. She argues that AU’s promotion of unpaid internships is hypocritical and led her to this dilemma.
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