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New pilot program makes composting more accessible to DC communities

By Caleb Ogilvie · Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023

Participants say the new Public Works program is ‘easy’ and ‘helpful’

A District Cinema Society Production: the newly revamped club combines community and filmmaking

By Clair Sapilewski · Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023

The club takes a relaxed, fun approach to filmmaking

‘Macbeth in Stride’ retells the classic play with music and feminism

By Caleb Ogilvie · Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2023

Audiences praised the local production’s introspective messages

News

Roundup: Halloween costumes for this spooky season

By Kezban Duzenli-Cetin | October 23

Check out some of 2023’s most popular costumes

Silver Screen

Weekend Watchlist: Cozy fall films

By Kristine Renehan | October 20

Movies to watch as the leaves turn

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Artist Spotlight: Mike Oldfield

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | October 19

Oldfield’s compositions serve as the crossroads between many genres

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G Flip is among the new generation of artists proving that rock isn’t dead

By Eliza DuBose | October 18

The singer is building a new place in queer spaces

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World Culture Festival comes to National Mall for three-day celebration of diversity and unity

By Ava Agostinelli and Sanya Bathia | October 17

Festival chooses U.S. capital as host location for the first time, drawing thousands of attendees

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Review: Musical Theatre freshmen make their Katzen debut in ‘Overture’

By Jessica Ackerman | October 16

The production put the Class of 2027’s talent on brilliant display

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Art All Night: A Celebration of DC Art and Culture

By Julia Patton | October 11

American University participates in the annual, city-wide art festival

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REVIEW: ‘Scarlet’ sees Doja Cat explore new frontiers, but not without missteps along the way

By Graham Whitney | October 10

The rapper’s fourth outing delivers a heavy helping of bark, but lacks the bite its spider-centric cover promises

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Beautiful noise: a deep dive into shoegaze

By Alfie Pritchard | October 9

Exploring the hypnotizing brand of alternative rock

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Thank you, places: ‘Moulin Rouge’ dazzles in display of truth, beauty, freedom and love

By Jessica Ackerman | October 9

The breathtaking Broadway hit recently rocked the Kennedy Center stage

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DC Fashion Week showcases internationally-inspired collections

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | October 6

International designers presented their latest collections at DC Fashion Week’s culminating event

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We didn’t start the fire

By Jessica Ackerman | October 5

Gen Z grapples with our new climate reality

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IT GIRL THRIFT hosts pop up shop in Georgetown

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | September 27

The shop featured consigned clothes and accessories from vintage and modern designers

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Little Amal leaves a big footprint on DC

By Samantha Margot | September 26

The 12-foot girl advocated for refugees with local artists in downtown D.C.

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REVIEW: ‘Dumb Money’ is a ‘sort of smart’ dramatization of the GameStop stock scandal

By Charlie Mennuti | September 25

Paul Dano’s standout performance overcomes the film’s limitations

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Groundup: Coffee shops to try in Northwest DC

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | September 22

A guide to diversify your D.C. coffee experience

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Weekend Watchlist: Movies for the back to school season

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | September 22

Movies to watch as you're settling into school

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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