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Get to know The Eagle’s Quick Take columnists

This year, The Eagle is introducing the Quick Take. The online-exclusive content features columnists who get together each week to write about one topic from different viewpoints. Read more about each columnists, what they did this summer and what they think this generation should be concerned about. Nick ...

Meet the duo behind The Eagle’s Sports section

Tyler Tomea — Sports Editor Junior from North Caldwell, N.J. Most Heartbreaking Loss: St. Louis Cardinals over New York Mets in Game 7 of the 2006 NLCS Carlos Beltran played six and a half years for the Mets, and he’ll be remembered for one thing: watching a curveball hook over the outside corner ...

Fall music festivals offer something for everyone

DC is brimming with affordable (and sometimes free!) festivals, and the Scene is here to point you in their direction.

Protests to political speakers: spring 2011 in review

From protests to fundraisers, spring semester was packed with news and events.

Dining Dollars offers food discounts to students

Students can now purchase food and receive discounts with a program similar to EagleBucks.

Meet The Eagle’s fall columnists

Each week, The Eagle features columns written by AU students. The columnists come from a variety of backgrounds and have diverse interests and opinions.

Explore the best of D.C.’s student-friendly cuisine

Here's a guide to eating beyond the walls of TDR.

DC: home to range of live music venues

The Scene brings you a guide to the greatest venues in music Mecca, Washington, D.C.

Getting to know AU administration

Freshman, transfer and even returning students can be overwhelmed and confused in the face of AU's large administration.

D.C. hosts indie staples, buzz bands this September

The Scene brings you a guide to the must-see shows going on in D.C. this fall.

Getting to know AU administration branches

For Eagles young and old, the branches of AU administration can be overwhelming. Here are a few campus offices and departments that everyone should know:

Best of the Spring 2011 Police Blotter

Each week, The Eagle prints the best and worst of incidents to which the Department of Public Safety responded. Here are a few fan favorites from last semester.

WVAU DJs give late-night radio an 'edge'

WVAU, located in MGC 256, brings you live DJs seven days a week. Here are a few to listen up for.

Dispelling “as seen on TV” myths about D.C.

Washington, D.C., has the unfortunate tendency to be misrepresented in primetime television. Popular shows feature the nation’s capital frequently, but not always accurately.

Paige Jones

Leigh Giangreco

Julia Ryan