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The (Com)Post: A guide to zero and low-waste gift-giving

By Mary Kett · Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020

How to choose sustainable gifts instead of Amazon this holiday season

Comfort Foods: Bake and saltfish is a Guyanese dish that reminds Josh Evans of home and his grandma

By Stephanie Mirah · Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020

Student Josh Evans views bake and saltfish as a personal delicacy with family memories and cultural reminders in every bite

University groups to provide free Thanksgiving meals for students in the DC area

By Lizzy Tarallo · Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2020

Students can receive free hot meals in MGC on Thursday

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Five easy dinner and dessert recipes to start the holiday season

By Sara Winick | November 24

Looking for a switch from traditional appetizers and holiday meals? We’ve got you covered!

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CDI and students secure affinity stoles for virtual graduation in December

By Clare Mulroy | November 23

CDI announces pick up and delivery logistics for December graduation affinity stoles after being unable to provide stoles for May 2020 graduates

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AU’s Humanities Truck brings food to DC communities

By Grace George | November 23

Since the summer, two professors have been using the Humanities Truck to alleviate hunger during the pandemic

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The show must go on: AU student performing arts groups go virtual

By Clare Mulroy | November 19

Students in the performing arts adapt to the coronavirus pandemic

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Noodle Kugel is a perfect Jewish dish for a cold winter’s day

By Sara Winick | November 18

There’s nothing that says “home” better than noodle kugel for Life staff writer Sara Winick

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Thrift shops in the District face challenges due to the coronavirus

By Lizzy Tarallo | November 16

While some thrift shops have closed their doors, others are struggling to survive

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Art curators and artists adjust to online museums and creative disruptions

By Stephanie Mirah and Isabella Goodman | November 13

Museums have moved their exhibitions online, but the hard work of curators who create them has not stopped

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Two local artists paint temporary construction barricades at Dupont Circle Metro

By Hannah Shows | November 12

Initiative is a partnership with the Dupont Circle Business Improvement District and the WMATA Art in Transit program

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AU Style Diaries: Finding style at the thrift store

By Tasneem Osman | November 11

AU student Tasneem Osman shares her style evolution from her hijab to her mom’s closet

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Comfort Foods: Naomi Greengold connects to her Nigerian heritage through jollof rice

By Clare Mulroy | November 11

The spicy dish is a reminder of family and childhood

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New language museum had its inaugural opening in D.C.

By Thomas Recchio | November 9

Planet Word opened its doors through a virtual ceremony on Oct. 22

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Comfort Foods: Youvetsi is a Greek dish with remnants of family gatherings

By Annmarie Melsheimer | November 7

American University senior Anastasia Matlin finds comfort in her Greek heritage

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AU professor sells 400 masks through Etsy shop SewJusticeSewPeace

By Stephanie Mirah | November 7

Jane Palmer sews social justice-themed and patterned masks for toddlers to adults

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AU Fashion Society weighs-in on the role of gendered clothing in 2020

By Mary Kett | November 5

As gender-bending fashion trends become popular, AU students share their thoughts on the impact of gender norms in fashion

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How AU students are exercising during COVID-19

By Zoe Bell | November 5

Running, swimming and group workouts are keeping these Eagles in shape

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AU alum self-publishes a book on living an adventurous life with poor eyesight

By Stephanie Mirah | November 4

Ken Brandt’s “Positive Vision: Enjoying the Adventures and Advantages of Poor Eyesight” details his experiences as a person with challenging vision problems

Music

The 2020 election brings to light musicians’ struggles against political campaigns

By Thomas Recchio | November 3

Politicians tend to use music to support their campaigns, but it is often done without consent from the artist

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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