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Howler proves they're the next kings of surf-rock at Red Palace

By Sean Meehan · Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Minneapolis rock band on the verge of superstardom play an intimate set at Red Palace.

D.C. taxi rates set to increase this summer

By Jack Kernochan · Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Higher prices will pay for better driver wages and the option for passengers to pay with credit cards, among other things.

East Coast music festivals to bring the heat this summer

By Sydney Gore · Tuesday, April 17, 2012

With Coachella, Lollapalooza, SXSW and Bonaroo dominating the West Coast, and Midwest and South with epic concert festivals, no one has paid much attention to festivals on the East Coast. This summer, that is going to change with to-die-for festivals starting this May.

News

Audiophile 4.17.12

April 17

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

News

Freshmen fight FDA blood donation ban

By Katie Fiegenbaum | April 17

AU Students have launched a 21st-century attack on the Federal ban on homosexual blood donations. They created a social media campaign that ranges from Youtube to the Huffington Post.

News

AU declared “grand champion” of recycling

By Rebecca Bartola | April 17

AU reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 120 cars' worth, wins 1st place in recycling contest amongst 266 colleges and universities.

Opinion

The "commencement" of our lives

By Francesca Morizio | April 17

Starting and ending our college experience with "commencement."

News

AU Dept. of Performing Arts holds annual spring dance concert

By Casey Brand | April 17

The Department of Performing Arts brought in guest choreographers for this year's spring dance concert and featured experimental dance performances.

News

AU not affected by nationwide salmonella outbreak

By Linda Benesch | April 17

AU students untouched by national Salmonella outbreak; wash your food and your hands to keep it that way.

Opinion

So long, and thanks for all the fish

By Douglas Bell | April 17

This year has seen students get more involved in the issues that affect them.

Ali Tyburski produced one of the top performances for AU over the weekend, finishing second in the 1,500-meter run in the Bison Outdoor Classic at Bucknell.

Sports

Olsen, Tyburski among top runners at weekend tournaments

By Gennaro Farone | April 17

The AU men's and women's teams combined for eight top 15 finishes at the Bison Outdoor Classic and the Patriot Open Invitational.

Sports

Tiger’s on-course antics not a big deal

By Ben Lasky | April 17

The Eagles's Ben Lasky defends the rights of star athletes to vent a little steam.

News

Virus infects 50 Mac computers at AU

By Katie Fiegenbaum | April 17

Virus that takes advantage of out-of-date Java software has infected 50 Mac computers at AU.

Sports

Hinkle joins top seniors at Invitational

By Josh Paunil | April 17

Senior Charles Hinkle played at the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in March to gain more exposure in hopes of playing professional ball.

Opinion

Staff Editorial: Assuring the ability to give

April 17

Demand for blood is high, and to refuse a large, willing group the opportunity to donate may risk the lives of many patients in need of a transfusion.

News

Fraternity suspended, under investigation

By Rebecca Zisser | April 17

AU's Sigma Alpha Mu chapter says it will be back on campus after it disproves allegations of hazing.

Sports

McCutchen leads list of small-market stars

By Samantha Raphelson | April 17

While their teams probably won't win the pennant, a few players are destined to be breakout stars this season.

News

Movie Review: Bully

By Michelle Eider | April 17

Bully tells the engaging tales of five families whose lives have been dramatically affected by school bullying.

News

AU honors LGBT community with ‘Day of Silence’

By Ryan Migeed | April 17

"Day of Silence" event marks AU students' continued efforts to make AU a more welcoming campus for LGBT students.

Opinion

The virtues of individualism

By Conor Shapiro | April 17

Connor Shapiro questions the lessons we learn as children from the most important institutions in our country.

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