A capella groups kick off new year with pitch-perfect preview
Dime A Dozen, Blends with Benefits, On A Sensual Note, and Treble in Paradise all showcased their instrument-free ensembles at the a capella preview in Kay on Sept. 7.
Dime A Dozen, Blends with Benefits, On A Sensual Note, and Treble in Paradise all showcased their instrument-free ensembles at the a capella preview in Kay on Sept. 7.
Los Angeles band Kitten has yet to hit it big but deliver a sound worthy of a big break.
Reusable TDR box program was held up by a shortage of the new plastic boxes.
More than 10 AU College DEmocrats attended the Democratic National Convention in Chartlotte, NC.
D.C. looks the best in autumn (I love the spring and its cherry blossoms, but I’m a fall weather person). Fall is the best season for D.C. because every weekend is filled with festivals galore, celebrating all of D.C.’s amazing residents. Here are some of the best fall picks for some prime “D.C. ...
Borrowing a symbol from Quebec students, students of the Coalition of American University Students aims to increase discussion of student issues with administration.
Britpop band Maximo Park will be playing U Street Music Hall on Sept. 15.
Pair of losses over the weekend continue downward slide for women's soccer team.
Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.
A pair of home wins over the weekend push the Eagle's record above .500.
Members of AU Students for Justice in Palestine have pledged to not eat until Palestinian political prisoners are released or end their own hunger strikes.
Another nail biter folks as new Eagle Rants Editor Scrubs McGee posts rants at 11:59, just in the nick of time.
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof sat down with The Eagle before his Kennedy Political Union-sponsored speech at AU on Sept. 10. He talked about the challenges and opportunities he has faced while reporting abroad.