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D.C. businesses enroll in app to reduce food waste and reach new customers

By Gabby Allen · Tuesday, April 20, 2021

Too Good To Go offers sustainable eats at a low cost

A road trip playlist for a summer of better days

By Olivia Kozlevcar and Siena Maxwell · Monday, April 19, 2021

Coming off of a tough year, this playlist celebrates the good that’s yet to come

Bullfrog Bagels food truck ‘hops’ into Tenleytown

By Eliza DuBose · Saturday, April 17, 2021

Bullfrog Bagels brings its delicious, community-centered bagels close to campus

News

Five book recommendations for every spring mood

By Eliza DuBose | April 14

Here are the titles that you can go lay in the sunshine with

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‘Too Much Unhappy’ is a poignant reflection of life and obstacles during the pandemic

By Annmarie Melsheimer | April 9

Outstanding Zoom production by Aaron Posner feels reminiscent of in-person theater

Music

AU’s record label, Second District Records, will release a brand new EP on April 9

By Pablo Soto | April 8

Three years after their last EP release, Second District Records will release an EP full of quarantine-inspired music made by AU student-artists

Silver Screen

Scenes that Stick: The persistence of humanity in ‘Paths of Glory’

By Spenser Hoover | April 7

Kubrick flouts convention with masterful control of emotion and narrative

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AU Club Feature: Climate and Conservation Policy Club holds virtual meetings and activities

By Annmarie Melsheimer | April 7

Co-presidents discuss why they founded club, collaborations with advocates and nonprofits, goals looking forward

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Rounding up YouTube’s best at-home workout videos

By Weslan Hansen | April 6

We’ve compiled a list of short and easy at home video workouts that don’t require any equipment

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SPA webinar panelists discuss sectoral approaches to decarbonization

By Mary Kett | April 6

Second event of webinar series hosts five guests who share expertise on decarbonization in agriculture, transportation, energy and more

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The making of 'Too Much Unhappy': a hybrid theatre experience that tackles the complex emotions of the past year

By Isabella Goodman | April 3

The show combines filmed, in-person scenes with live acting on Zoom

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Escape the city with walking trails to get you out and about in DC

By Olivia Kozlevcar | April 3

Three destinations relatively close to campus, making for a nice weekend outing

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Comfort Foods: Los tacos de carne asada son un recuerdo de la herencia mexicana

By Paulina Mendoza | April 2

La carne jugosa viene de Sonora, México

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VOICI tells DMV history through streetwear

By Grace George | April 2

The clothing brand, founded by three DMV natives, tells its consumers, ‘this is’ their story

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AU Rude Mechanicals reimagined Shakespeare’s Macbeth as an Iron-Age cult on Zoom

By Stephanie Mirah | March 31

Cast and crew discuss the limitations and successes of crafting the classic tragedy in virtual format

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Katzen Arts Center continues its Museum@Home efforts with three new spring exhibits

By Gabriella Veseli | March 31

The three exhibits can be viewed virtually

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Poetry and the past: two poets keep history alive through their work

By Donal Gannon | March 30

Poets Dioreann Ní Ghríofa and Leanne Howe discuss poetry and history at Folgers Library Event

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The Department of Performing Arts Class of 2021 reflects on four years of performing

By Stephanie Mirah , Clare Mulroy , Emily Walsh and Rachel Sturm | March 29

Triumphs, joys and losses from freshman year “Overture” to their final virtual show

Music

Playlist: COVID-19 in music, one year later

By Thomas Recchio | March 28

Reflecting on the sound of quarantine and moving forward

Music

COVID-19 changes collaboration in individual music lessons

By Thomas Recchio | March 25

Students and instructors weigh in on learning during the pandemic

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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