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Move over clean girl: there’s a new queen

By Ines Daguillard · Tuesday, March 5, 2024

The over-the top mob wife is overtaking the simple clean girl aesthetic online

After moving house, the Community Garden is here to stay

By Gabby Landis · Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Updates to equipment and location suggest a bright future for this beloved space

REVIEW: Villeneuve strikes gold again in ‘Dune Part 2’

By Bailey Hobbs · Monday, March 4, 2024

This cautionary tale is emotionally charged and visually stunning

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REVIEW: ‘Equinox Flower’ is a quaint, touching tale of marriage and family life

By Alfie Pritchard | March 1

Ozu’s first use of color results in an eloquent evocation of romance within a traditionalist world

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Reads to celebrate women’s history

By Isabelle Kravis | March 1

Four books to commemorate Women’s History Month this March

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Clubes que planean jardines nativos

By Caleb Ogilvie | February 27

El reto de la jardinería para aumentar la biodiversidad comienza esta primavera

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Scenes That Stick: The finale of ‘Call Me By Your Name’ paints a perfect picture of betrayal and heartbreak

By Gabby Landis | February 27

This film ending delivers top-notch emotion through its subtlety

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The Super Bowl debuted movie trailers we’re still talking about

By Connor McCreesh | February 26

In the ad breaks, viewers got a sneak peek at these upcoming blockbusters

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Rock Creek Park’s White House, Civil War and fish ladders history

By Caleb Ogilvie | February 23

A public historian shares anecdotes of the park over the years

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Genre Deep Dive: There’s more to bedroom pop than meets the ear

By Kyle Galvin | February 22

Examining the artists and history behind today’s homemade hits

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Clubs planning native gardens

By Caleb Ogilvie | February 22

The gardening challenge to increase biodiversity starts this spring

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Review: ‘What Happened to the Beach?’ is a synth-heavy fever dream

By Gabby Landis | February 20

Declan McKenna’s third album does too much at once

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Lookbook: Styling leopard print with thrifted pieces

By Gamze Mercan | February 20

Four looks featuring leopard print

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‘My daddy said shoot’: 6 essential songs to help you prepare for Beyoncé’s country album

By Isabelle Kravis | February 19

The queen is taking us back to her roots with Act II

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The National Zoo welcomes Nick the sea lion

By Sydney Hemmer | February 16

Nick’s second-chance at life and finding his temporary new home

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Musicians showcase their skills in Annual Symphony Orchestra Concerto and Aria Competition

By Kyle Galvin | February 16

The boundaries of instrumental and vocal performance were put to the test in Katzen Arts Center last weekend

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AU Improv presents a Valentine’s Day comedy extravaganza

By Jessica Ackerman | February 16

American University’s only improv troupe put on a sarcastic night of Valentine’s-related skits

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Kendall Buster speaks at AU as part ‘Visiting Artists’ series for Studio Art program

By Abigail Hatting | February 15

Students in the program get feedback and critiques from artists

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Valentine’s Day Watchlist: Movies for rival views on Valentine’s Day

By Alfie Pritchard | February 14

Ten great films to watch, whether you’re celebrating the holiday or cursing it

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The perfect date night spots for Valentine’s Day

By Sofia Marcus | February 14

Don’t know where to take your special someone? Let’s talk about some ideas

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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