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Imogen Heap teams up with University’s Audio Technology Department to host private performance

By Delilah Harvey · Tuesday, June 4, 2019

The Grammy award winner held a workshop and live show as a part of her new project ‘The Creative Passport’

“Kweendom” LGBT comedy show debuts first tour in D.C.

By Clare Mulroy · Saturday, June 1, 2019

Bobby Hankinson’s NYC comedy show brings diverse queer experiences to the stage

D.C. ghost tours give guests a haunted look at the District

By Marc Shapiro · Saturday, June 1, 2019

The bar crawl has spooked visitors to the nation’s capital for seven years and counting

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Center provides resources for students, faculty to produce impactful environmental films

By Delilah Harvey | May 3

Threats posed by climate change have driven its work

The (Com)Post: Hungry Harvest Unboxing with Abbie Veitch

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The (Com)Post: Food Rescue with Hungry Harvest

By Abbie Veitch | May 1

D.C. produce delivery service prevents food waste and supports local farms

Music

Olivia O’Brien shares personal stories of heartbreak and hope at Union Stage

By Lizzy Tarallo | April 30

The concert promoted her new album “Was It Even Real?” released on April 26

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“Women on Weights” empowers women to reclaim the gym

By Clare Mulroy | April 30

Fitness program builds female students’ confidence in weight room

Music

James Bay satisfies D.C. crowd with long-awaited performance

By Fatima Albannai | April 29

The English singer finally made it to the District after rescheduling conflicts

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AU’s health and fitness courses are growing in popularity, University’s Department of Health says

By Lizzy Tarallo | April 29

HFIT courses promote student health and well-being in the classroom

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Playwright brings artistic experience to Sine Institute seminars

By Isabella Goodman | April 29

Karen Zacarías has spent her career championing diversity and inclusion

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Change is on the horizon for AU’s dining scene

By Kelly McDonnell and Dan Papscun | April 29

University likely to consider bids from large companies with mixed histories at other schools

Music

Aaron Lee Tasjan brought genre-defying melodies to the Songbyrd April 7

By Miranda Baumann | April 25

His performance of his latest album interlaced witty comedy and soulful storytelling

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The (Com)Post: The Eagle goes thrifting and shares sustainable shopping tips

By Delilah Harvey and Ziyi Yuan | April 25

Secondhand shopping can be a budget-friendly way to help the environment

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‘Carrie The Musical’ brings forth bullying issues and the importance of having a safe space

By Morgan Bluma | April 23

The play runs April 25-27 at Katzen Arts Center

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Five coffee places to study off-campus this finals season

By Clare Mulroy | April 19

Library too crowded? Want a break from your usual coffee routine? Need to focus on your school work instead of socializing on the quad? It’s easy to feel trapped on campus when you’re spending most of your time studying there. Switching up your surroundings is beneficial for productivity. ...

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Local teens will take on the big screen in AU’s Discover the World of Communication film festival

By Marc Shapiro | April 18

After seeing other universities host film festivals for teens, School of Communication alumna Rebecca Castaneda was eager to host a similar event at American University. She and other festival organizers were looking for a few key elements during the submission process. “Does it tell a story? ...

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Game show host and comedian Ben Bailey to perform at DC Comedy Loft

By Dilpreet Raju | April 18

Emmy-award winning game show host and comedian Ben Bailey will perform at DC Comedy Loft on Friday and Saturday. Bailey is known for his roles as the game show host and executive producer for Discovery Channel’s “Cash Cab,” in which Bailey drives around New York City surprising passengers as the ...

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The (Com)Post: Five simple ways to incorporate sustainability into your life

By Fatima Albannai | April 17

Give wooden toiletries a try, and other tips

Music

Olivia O’Brien to perform at Union Stage to promote new album

By Lizzy Tarallo | April 13

American singer-songwriter Olivia O’Brien will perform at Union Stage Saturday night as part of her national tour to promote her upcoming pop album “Was It Even Real?” O’Brien said she wants to focus on defying her depression and self-hatred through the album, which can be seen in her new single ...

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Pop artist Hayley Kiyoko to headline AMFest 2019

By Dilpreet Raju | April 12

Singer and LGBTQ advocate will take the stage during the fourth annual event on April 20

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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