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REVIEW: Olivia Rodrigo has done it again

By Sara Winick · Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2023

‘GUTS’ is an ambitious follow-up to ‘SOUR,’ with all the enthusiasm, creativity and lyricism that put Rodrigo on the map in 2021

Goal-filled finale sees men’s soccer tie with Rams

By Alex Zets · Monday, Sept. 11, 2023

Four goals in the second half made for a riveting 2-2 draw

What’s new with dining at AU?

By Kathryn Squyres · Monday, Sept. 11, 2023

An overview of new dining options and the decisions behind them

Sports

Men’s soccer falls short against the Mountaineers

By Sophia Rocha | September 8

D.C. heat wave takes a toll on Eagles’ success

Sports

Volleyball goes undefeated in weekend tournament

By Connor Sturniolo | September 6

Eagles dropped a single set in three matches

Sports

Men's basketball makes strides on and off the court in Italy tour

By Phillip Kulubya | September 6

The Eagles visited historic sites and faced international competition during their team trip in Italy

News

REVIEW: Top restaurants offer discounted prices for Restaurant Week

By Clair Sapilewski | September 5

Restaurant Week makes upscale restaurants more accessible

News

As her presidency comes to a close, Sylvia Burwell reflects on her time at the University

By Abigail Pritchard | September 1

Burwell reflects on promoting students’ mental health in her time at AU

Sports

Women’s soccer fights hard in draw against Longwood

By Oliver Hinson | September 1

Junior goalkeeper Julia Kato shut out the Lancers as she inches closer to fifth place on AU’s all-time shutout leaderboard

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Sports

Field hockey falls to Penn State in overtime

By Penelope Jennings | August 31

Eagles battled hard against #5 team

Sports

Eagles fall to Hoyas in Bender Blue Out

By Connor Sturniolo | August 30

Georgetown takes five sets to put AU away

Opinion

Opinion: ‘Barbie’ was never anti-men, but was always anti-patriarchy

By Anna Gephart | August 29

‘Barbie’ offers a crash course on the patriarchy, and everyone should learn from it

News

AU alum publishes post-apocalyptic novel with surprising twist of hope

By Eliza DuBose | August 29

Sid Balman releases final installment in award-winning trilogy

News

Resourcefulness and luck: the Class of 2024 talks finding community despite an online start

By Ella Rousseau | August 28

Incoming seniors completed freshman year through a screen. What are the long term effects of such a nontraditional start to college?

Sports

Volleyball rocks George Washington in season opener

By Connor Sturniolo | August 28

Eagles swept the Revolutionaries in 3 sets

Sports

Field hockey hunts Bobcats for win in season opener

By Penelope Jennings | August 28

Three freshmen scored in the first game of the season, securing the victory

News

PLAYLIST: Back to School

By Sara Winick | August 28

Looking for the perfect music to get back into school? The Eagle has you covered with a playlist to start your semester right

Sports

DC locals combine sports and art ahead of the 2023 MLS All-Star Game

By Liah Argiropoulos | August 15

The Carnegie Library Apple Store hosted an art battle to kick off the All-Star week

News

BREAKING: Burwell to step down as University president at the end of coming year

By Abigail Pritchard | August 8

Burwell announced Tuesday that her seventh year as president will be her last

Sports

Mimi Watts represents AU at Phillips 66 National Championships

By Connor Sturniolo | August 3

Swimmer brings Eagle pride to Indianapolis

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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