Life

Music

Dime a Dozen brings energy and excitement with ValenDimes a cappella concert

By Soumya Sahay | February 22

AU a cappella groups Dime a Dozen, Treble in Paradise, On A Sensual Note and Pitches Be Trippin’ all performed popular love-themed hits for the holiday

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Music

REVIEW: Relive the 65th Grammy Awards

By Jensen Bird | February 16

This year’s Grammys were full of surprising wins and devastating losses

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News

Book talk series with Black writers highlight their knowledge and expertise through memoirs, biographies and historical novels

By Hannah Langenfeld , Marina Zaczkiewicz and Sydney Hsu | February 16

Multiple authors tell the joy, experiences and systemic barriers faced being Black in America today

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Music

Suki Waterhouse enchants in graceful glow at the Black Cat

By JENNA SCHWARTZ/THE EAGLE | February 15

Waterhouse’s spiritual, echoey vocals brings meaning to the ‘Coolest Place in the World’ 

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Music

Valentine’s Day playlists: Music for those lovesick or sick of love

By Bailey Hobbs and Kylie Bill | February 14

Whether heartbroken or in love, The Eagle has a playlist for everyone this Valentine’s Day

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News

AU athletics department shines light on core values of sustainability at the ninth annual Sustainability Awareness Basketball Game

By Samantha Myers | February 14

Club tabling, trivia games and exciting prizes take to the court as the Office of Sustainability promotes campus sustainable resources.

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News

How to host the perfect Galentine’s Day in a pinch

By Georgina DiNardo | February 13

Here are some ways to celebrate friendship and make lasting memories, even on short notice

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News

Ways to have a memorable, but still sustainable, Valentine’s Day

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | February 13

Celebrate your love for a significant other, friend or the Earth with these tips for having a sustainable Valentine’s Day

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Music

Sam Smith makes an unapologetic reintroduction on ‘Gloria’

By Jenna Schwartz | February 10

On their fourth studio album, Smith delivers on intimacy and dancy celebrations of self

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News

Looking for special dinner plans for your significant other or gals this Valentine’s Day?

By Kathryn LaLonde | February 9

The Eagle has got you covered with the best restaurant deals in DC

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Music

Music streaming services have altered our listening patterns

By Samantha Margot | January 27

Second District Records co-presidents say: “be an informed consumer”

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News

Hirshhorn Museum presents exhibition and conversation ‘Behaving Boldly’

By Kendall Thompson | January 26

Creating a space for women and nonbinary people in museum settings is necessary, according to DC art gallery directors

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News

A Day of Action explores the relationship between art and activism

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | January 24

The summit of the National Portrait Gallery’s ‘Our Struggle for Justice’ initiative unites artists and changemakers 

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News

Students Against Food Insecurity works to educate AU student body on food rescue and importance of combating food waste

By Hannah Langenfeld | January 20

SAFI aims to partner with campus faith and identity-based organizations on advocacy issues, organization leaders said

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Music

Gospel Choir brings faith and community to AU

By Bailey Hobbs | January 17

Members share their experiences and personal ties singing with the group

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News

Whose Land We Live On: How both local and global Indigenous issues intersect in DC

By Kendall Thompson and Kathryn LaLonde | December 16

Students reflect on their experiences of being Indigenous at AU

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Silver Screen

AU professor Dara Padwo-Audick explores global themes through documentary filmmaking

By Riley Gillis | December 15

Through her upcoming ‘Climate Changemakers,’ she educates viewers on topical issues of social justice

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