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Powerful Pages: ‘The Glass Castle’ is a memoir of magic and misery by Jeannette Walls

By Kendall Thompson · Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022

Walls’ unconventional re-telling of her upbringing emphasizes how family is forever

The perfect study playlist for cold winter days

By Jensen Bird · Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022

A calming playlist ideal for cozy study sessions

How to stay active despite the cold

By Eliza DuBose · Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022

Tips and advice for staying active and happy during the winter months

News

Powerful Pages: ‘So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed’ explores the misdoings of modern day cancel culture

By Patricia McGee | February 14

Jon Ronson’s book captures the mercy and redemption unique to the 21st century

Music

Valentine’s Day playlists: Songs for the lovesick and the brokenhearted

By Bailey Hobbs and Kylie Bill | February 14

These two clashing playlists capture the perfect love and heartbreak songs for Valentine’s Day

News

Spend a sustainable Galentine’s Day with these gifts and activities

By Patricia McGee | February 11

DIY presents, recycled gifts and tasty treats could be the way to a Wonk’s heart

News

Escape the cold: Best places to eat in DC on a chilly day

By Lucas Burgard | February 9

A one-stop guide on DC’s most creative winter dining options for students

News

Fun events around DC to attend this Valentines Day

By Sarah Flakus | February 9

Whether you’re celebrating with friends, family or a partner, there are plenty of things to do around the city

News

Powerful Pages: ‘You’ve Reached Sam’ is a melancholy tale of first love and loss

By Samantha Myers | February 8

Dustin Thao’s debut novel discusses the five stages of grief in a literary sense

News

Restaurant Week DC: Fine dining made accessible to college students

By Audrey Barnett and Bailey Hobbs | February 4

Restaurant week affords students the opportunity to immerse themselves in DC’s rich culinary traditions

News

Kogod Sustainability Club takes ambitious action to make environmental impact

By Hannah Langenfeld | February 3

Community, skill-building and zero waste are key focus points this spring, members say

News

How DC is celebrating and honoring Lunar New Year during the pandemic

By Hannah Langenfeld and Samantha Myers | February 2

The Kennedy Center and the Chinese American Museum host a vibrant winter lantern display and cultural activities

News

Club Feature: AU Beekeeping Society creates space for students to cultivate sustainability on campus

By Maya Cederlund | January 7

Environmentally-conscious students get their hands dirty to make a difference

News

TV, Films and Food: Lady and the Tramp takes on the ‘veggie ball’

By Patricia McGee | January 4

A lesson from the dogs: They know how to cook

News

DC Exhibit Highlight: ‘Disco to the Go-Go’ highlights the magic and importance of Go-Go music

By Kylie Bill | January 4

Disco DC brings joy to the DC art scene by showcasing local, interdisciplinary art

News

Powerful Pages: Sally Rooney responds to critics in ‘Beautiful World Where Are You’

By Molly Dugdale | January 3

Romance and politics feature in the author’s latest work

News

REVIEW: The best gluten-free bakeries in DC

By Patricia McGee | January 3

DC holds some of the sweetest treats in the land

News

AU’s a cappella groups host in-person concerts to end the semester

By Weslan Hansen , Hannah Langenfeld and Bailey Hobbs | December 17

On a Sensual Note, Dime a Dozen, TenLi Tunes, Treble in Paradise and Pitches be Trippin’ reflect on an in-person semester of performing

News

Office of Sustainability and School of Communication host conversation on fighting food waste

By Elliott Parrish | December 17

Topics ranged from international regulations to everyday life

News

Department of Performing Arts senior capstone ‘[Working Title]’ portrays struggle of entering adulthood

By Kylie Bill | December 17

The senior capstone comments on navigating personal and systemic struggles in the workforce

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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