Life

News

Take note of these meal prep ideas for the college kitchen

By Emily Walsh | September 9

Six recipes to get you through the week and beyond

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News

Spoon AU x The Eagle: The unofficial D.C. student’s guide to grocery shopping

By Maya Hettleman, Spoon University AU Editor-in-Chief | September 8

How to shop your way around the district while living without a meal plan

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News

The accessibility of sustainable fashion through upcycling

By Emily Walsh | August 29

How students can make a difference through the way they shop

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News

Students create artwork, music, theater productions and clothing in quarantine

By Thomas Recchio | August 27

Alumni, University club members make new and repurposed art during the pandemic

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Silver Screen

‘Chemical Hearts’ has a fresh approach but a played-out result

By Stephanie Mirah | August 24

The new teen love story is strong in quotable moments but weak in emotional depth

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Music

Review of Taylor Swift’s ‘folklore’

By Thomas Recchio | August 21

Swift surprises fans with the release of her eighth album

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News

‘Another Broken Promise’: Food insecurity in DC

By Kelly McDonnell | August 18

Food activists explain the challenges and inequalities facing D.C.’s food insecure residents

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News

The coronavirus pandemic shook the art world

By Annabel Rustum | August 12

AU Museum’s closure has made exhibitions virtual and has made artists rethink conversations about art

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Silver Screen

Scenes that Stick: Friendship and falling out in ‘Frances Ha’

By Grace George | August 9

The film reminds viewers how hard it is to break up with friends

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Coronavirus

Fitness centers reopen during Phase Two of ReOpen DC

By Thomas Recchio | August 7

Near AU, virtual and in-person fitness classes are available

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News

SOC student nominated for Newcomer Short Award in New York Lift-Off Film Festival

By Stephanie Mirah | July 30

Giorgio Citarella II’s “Willie’s Way,” is up to win a monetary prize

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Music

‘To keep rhythm, to keep momentum, to keep movement’

By Stephanie Mirah | July 30

Music has a centuries-long relationship with Black resistance movements

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News

AU’s Artist Studio Series: Preparators

By Thomas Recchio | July 29

Art exhibit at Katzen Arts Center highlights local artists’ interpretations of music and their personal lives

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News

D.C. local Mary Blackford plans to bring fresh food and opportunity to residents

By Grace George | July 27

Blackford will open a food market to combat food insecurity and employ local vendors

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Music

How the music industry is taking action to support the Black community

By Thomas Recchio | July 20

From AU to the Grammy Awards, the music industry is changing

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News

Black-owned businesses to support during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond

By Annabel Rustum | July 20

A brief guide to Black-owned businesses in the District in light of the Black Lives Matter movement

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Music

Black Music Month: Review of June’s hits

By Angelica Everson | July 18

A list of songs released in June to listen to in honor of Black Music Month

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