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Potter Clark releases ‘Tremors’

By Bailey Hobbs · Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022

AU Alum talks sophomore album release

Dining discrepancies: How cuts, changes and overall dissatisfaction with food options have affected students during the fall semester

By Jensen Bird · Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2022

Students with dietary restricitons voice frustration with food selections, availability at dining locations

Collaboration is Key: AU Second District Records is creating the soundtrack to the school

By Maria Tedesco · Monday, Dec. 12, 2022

Student-run record label and artists work together to produce songs and organize performances for the end of the semester

News

Faced with burnout, law students turn to gardening for rejuvenation

By Mary Kett | December 11

Washington College of Law Community Garden provides stress-free environment for preoccupied students

Silver Screen

The Native Cinema Showcase features overlooked stories of Indigenous culture

By Kylie Bill | December 9

The National Museum of the American Indian highlights the importance of Indigenous stories told by Indigenous creators

News

The US Botanic Garden celebrates the holiday season with annual ‘Season’s Greenings’ display

By Hannah Langenfeld | December 9

Two exhibits offer an inside look to how plants and flowers can interpret a story about agriculture and be used as building materials

Music

AU Symphonic Band delivers an impressive performance

By Soumya Sahay | December 8

AU Symphonic Band delivers an impressive performance

News

Comfort Foods: Pumpkin bread that has incited a family competition

By Sydney Hsu | December 7

Life staff writer Sydney Hsu explores how a family pumpkin bread recipe has created competition and companionship

News

AU Body Neutrality Coalition hosts event to educate students about intuitive eating

By Maria Tedesco | December 7

The coalition hosted an expert to answer questions about intuitive eating

News

Thank you, places: Love and tragedy in ‘Hadestown’

By Sara Winick | December 6

Anaïs Mitchell’s hit Broadway show blends jazz and musical theater together to create a Greek inspired tragedy

Music

Omar Apollo and Ravyn Lenae light up the Anthem

By Bailey Hobbs | December 5

The two rising stars showcase their new albums

News

Want to help combat food insecurity this holiday season? Check out these DMV organizations

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | December 5

Five local organizations to get involved in

News

Buen Provecho: AU LULAC, AU LEA, PRSO and Caribbean Circle collaborate in food tour in the heart of AU

By Sara Winick and Daniella Jimenez | December 2

Latino and Caribbean organizations at AU united in enriching the lives of students with diverse dishes from each culture to strengthen community

Music

The Jungle Giants bring Australian charm to DC

By Riley Gillis | December 1

Lead singer, songwriter and producer Sam Hales discusses the process of recording and touring

News

AU Improv puts on a striking and comedic second show of the semester

By Marina Zaczkiewicz | November 28

Donations were collected by the troupe for Everybody Eats DC

News

South Asian Student Association offers a welcoming cultural space on campus

By Kendall Thompson | November 22

Bringing awareness to social issues impacting the South Asian community is a goal, club leadership says

News

Ways to Honor Native American Heritage Month around DC

By Samantha Myers | November 21

Events this November that acknowledge the culture, challenges and history of Indigenous people

News

REVIEW: ‘The Invisible Made Visible’ gave a new voice to underrepresented communities

By Maria Tedesco | November 21

AU Chamber Singers performed music and commentary composed by pioneering artists of the 20th and 21st centuries

News

'Cabaret' tells a necessary story about antisemitism

By Soumya Sahay | November 18

Department of Performing Arts sells out Katzen with a lively performance

News

‘One Life: Maya Lin’ intersects environmentalism and art to expose the intrinsic beauty of nature

By Kylie Bill | November 16

The National Portrait Gallery gives a closer look at the life and influences of Maya Lin, architect of the Vietnam War Memorial

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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