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Q&A: Jonathan Goodman Levitt

By David Kahen-Kashi · Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013

The Eagle talks with documentary filmmaker Jonathan Goodman Levitt about his new film “Follow the Leader.”

Unpaid internships, are they worth it?

By Julia Greenwald · Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013

Columnist Julia Greenwald speaks from personal experience about unpaid internships. She questions whether they really bring the benefits that they promise.

Dress to impress, not distract at internships

By Jordan-Marie Smith · Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013

Career advisors warn students not to overdress for jobs or internships.

News

Porcelain Raft stimulates small crowd at Rock & Roll Hotel

By Annie Regan | September 9

Despite a low turnout, Porcelain Raft gave attendees at the Rock & Roll Hotel their full money’s worth

Actors perform in the Department of Performing Arts’ production of “Wecycling” last year.

News

AU’s Department of Performing Arts to explore science this season

By Mark Lieberman | September 9

Department of Performing Arts kick off news season with a twist: science.

The Griffin’s Vice President Mariel Stratford, President Brendan Williams-Childs and Treasurer Caitlin Friess pose with a sign of The Griffin after its general interest meeting on Sept. 4.

News

AU’s first sci-fi/fantasy magazine rebrands as The Griffin

By Peter Seremetis | September 9

AU’s sci-fi/fantasy magazine, The Griffin, revamps their brand to reach more students.

Sports

D.C. United lose to Chivas USA, 1-0

By Charles Clayton | September 9

Chris Pontius returns, as United’s road struggles continue

Sports

Club Student-Athlete of the Week

September 9

The Eagle recognizes this week AU Club Student-Athlete

Opinion

Don't bomb Syria

By Dave Sweet | September 9

Dave Sweet discusses many reasons why the U.S. should not instigate war with Syria.

Opinion

Letter from the Editor: The Eagle goes digital

By Paige Jones | September 9

Editor-in-Chief Paige Jones describes the changes The Eagle underwent this summer.

AU goalie Billy Knutsen made two saves in the Eagles 2-2 draw against Denver

Sports

Men’s soccer plays to a draw against Denver

By Jennifer Reyes | September 9

AU bounced back from Friday’s loss with a 2-2 tie versus Denver on Sunday

Sports

Field hockey team overpowers Longwood

By Caleb Vinson | September 9

AU defeated the Longwood Lancers 7-1 at Jacobs Field through a balanced, sharp offensive attack

Megan Rosburg was one of two Eagles named to the All-Tournament team at the Sacred Heart Invitational

Sports

AU volleyball team remains undefeated after Sacred Heart Invitational

September 8

The Eagles added three more wins to this season after Sacred Heart Invitational.

Sports

Men’s, women’s cross country teams both record victories at Catholic Invitational

September 8

Nick Regan led all Eagle runners with a first place finish; DeVita notches runner up finish for women.

News

Anderson Cooper to be honored as "Wonk of the Year"

By Suzanne Gaber | September 8

International journalist and CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper will be AU’s second “Wonk of the Year.” The award was first given to former president Bill Clinton in January of 2012.

Sports

Poor first half spells doom for men’s soccer against Binghamton

September 7

A bad start to the Eagle’s home opener ultimately proved costly as AU dropped 1-0 to Binghamton

Opinion

Quick Take: What are the international implications of US military intervention in Syria?

By Katlyn Hirokawa and Rathna Muralidharan | September 7

Every Friday, the Quick Take columnists will offer their views on an issue of significance to AU. Notable members of the campus community will also be invited to contribute to this feature.

Sports

AU field hockey team grinds out tough win

By Nati Bulcho | September 7

Eagles’ goalie leads the Eagles to a 2-1 season after a 2-0 shutout against James Madison University.

Lindsay Muri scored a second half goal against LaSale to tie the game and force overtime

Sports

Despite late rally, women’s soccer falls in overtime

By Eric Saltzman | September 7

The AU women’s soccer team tied up the game late in the second half, but ultimately lost to LaSale 3-2 in overtime

Opinion

No Wi-Fi, no problem

By Caroline Handel | September 5

In her first weeks abroad in Prague, Caroline Handel realizes that being disconnected from social media is not all too bad.

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.

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