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Zero Waste expands initiatives for 2025-2026 school year

Before 2024, American University averaged about 50 tons of compost each year. In 2025, that number surged to 214 tons.  Behind that increase is the Zero Waste Department, which has expanded its composting initiatives and sustainability programs during the 2025-2026 school year.  Zero Waste ...




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Lifestyle

REVIEW: 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.'

After a four-year hiatus since his last album, “Harry’s House,” Harry Styles returns to the music scene with “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally.”  “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally” successfully experiments with electronic synth and alternative production unified by a grand ...


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REVIEW: ‘The Romantic’

Bruno Mars released his fourth studio album “The Romantic” in February of 2026, celebrating the month of love.  Featuring nine tracks with a run time of 31 minutes, the album tells a story about love, infatuation and turbulence in a relationship between Mars and his mysterious lover. Rather ...


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Director Deep Dive: A Moment for Richard Linklater

Richard Linklater’s unique approach to cinematic expression solidifies his place as one of the most influential directors of all time.  Linklater’s films are much more in tune with real time and are less focused on fast-paced, conflict-driven storytelling. In his feature releases and short ...


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Franchise slop and the death of something new

There was a time when hearing about a sequel or franchise was exciting. Now it’s merely expected. Another sequel. Another prequel. Another spin-off. Another live-action remake of a movie that’s not even old enough to feel nostalgic.  Welcome to the era of franchise slop.  Franchises are ...




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Celebrity and veteran stylists discuss beauty and barbering culture

Trends, techniques and stories shaping D.C.’s hair and beauty scene were spotlighted on Feb. 9 at The D.C. History Week Hair Show. Vernoln Martins, a celebrity stylist, hosted the event as a part of D.C. History Week, an annual, week-long cultural experience dedicated to celebrating and preserving ...


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Features

How to Eat Your Way Through D.C.

In honor of Black History Month, The Eagle has put together a small food tour of the various flavors of D.C. According to the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Education, over 40 percent of D.C. residents are Black/African-American with ethnic roots varying from East Africa, West Africa and the Caribbean.  Black ...


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Hollywood’s 2026 movie lineup

The year 2025 was full of big movie hits like “Sinners,” “Marty Supreme” and “Frankenstein.” They brought to life stories of grief, love and determination that enamored movie fans across the country.  Film lovers can look forward to the same energy in 2026, with Hollywood already set ...


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REVIEW: Eternity is a refresh to the rom-com Genre

Imagine an afterlife where you can shop in an infinite mall, relax on an endless beach, or stroll through an unlimited museum. In David Freyne’s depiction of the afterlife, all of these can be true. In “Eternity” (2025), when everyone dies they are shuffled through a train station-airport fusion ...




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Who played Superman best?

Few characters in pop-culture history have been reimagined as often — or as passionately — as Superman. Since his screen debut in the 1940s, the Man of Steel has been embodied by a long line of actors whose performances reflect the eras that shaped them. As new actors continue to step into the cape, ...


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REVIEW: Sentimental Value

Set against the Scandinavian isolation of Oslo, “Sentimental Value” follows the Borg family as their world changes upon the return of their absent father. Renate Reinsve leads the ensemble once again after her and writer/director Joachim Trier’s 2021 collaboration in “Worst Person in the World.” ...



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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