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Neon honey creates global health scare

Artificial dyes have caused bees to produce neon honey.

Volleyball battles back from 2-0 hole to defeat Navy at Bender Arena

The Eagles (11-7, 3-2 PL) rallied to win against Navy.

Take 5: 'American Idol,' 'Nashville' grab small screen attention

Adele has a new song, American Idol has new judge drama, Ben Affleck has a new movie and more in this week's biggest entertainment headlines.

TV Pick: Fringe

The cult-favorite sci-fi show is back on air for its fifth season.

AU alumnus accused of murdering wife, defense seeks further psychiatric evaluation

An AU alumnus’ defense attorneys requested Oct. 9 that an independent expert examine their client in the hope that he can be deemed incompetent to stand trial for the alleged murder of his wife in August 2011. The D.C. Superior Court ordered experts from the defense and St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, ...

Rihanna, C2C deliver amped up new tracks

This week's roundup includes songs by Wiz Khalifa, Kid Cudi and more.

Styrofoam use on campus challenges AU's green image

Some campus eateries use Styrofoam despite AU's green policies.

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AU chapter of D.C. Statehood ratifies charter

Students for D.C. Statehood will advocate for equal Congressional representation and autonomy for the District’s budget in its ongoing mission of making D.C. a state.

Soto's strike puts men's soccer atop conference

With a 3-2 overtime victory over Army, the Eagle's claimed the top spot in the Patriot League.

Op/Ed: US drones keep Pakistani people in fear

Between 2004 and July 15, 2,409 civilians were murdered in Pakistan by U.S. drone strikes.

AU ranked No. 10 for famous faculty by online college guide

AU ranked No. 10 in the “Top 10 Famous Faculty” category in the 2013 College Rankings released by Unigo, an online college guide, on Oct. 2.

Documentary about Egyptian Revolution shown in Human Rights Film series

“1/2 Revolution” focuses on the Egyptian uprising in early 2011 through the view of the documentary’s director, Karim El Hakim.

Radio station WVAU back on air with brand new image

AU's student-run radio station is back on the air after a delay for licensing.

Danish artist Per Kirkeby's largest US exhibition opens at the Phillip's Collection

The 26 paintings and 11 bronze sculptures on display at the Phillip's Collection cover the entirety of Kirkeby's 40-year career.

Tennis serves up winning fourth show in the District

Husband and wife indie-pop duo thrilled at Rock N Roll Hotel.

Staff Editorial: Proposed parking law more confusing than helpful

Fraud is a serious matter, but making disabled citizens pay for parking is not the way to prevent abuse.