Students reflect on the 2018 Founder’s Day Ball
Event celebrates 125th anniversary of AU’s founding at National Museum of African American History and Culture
Event celebrates 125th anniversary of AU’s founding at National Museum of African American History and Culture
Claire Handscombe, a 2015 graduate from the MFA Creative Writing Program, is crowdfunding her first novel with London-based publisher Unbound. Handscombe’s novel, “Unscripted,” is a realistic fiction book following the relationship between Libby, an aspiring British novelist, and Thom Cassidy, an actor whom Libby is fixated upon. Handscombe began writing as a child while growing up in Belgium.
Happy Women’s History Month! Whether you’re looking for something to do before the Founder’s Day Ball or are just trying to wait out the high winds, check out these fun activities in and around the District that highlight some of the amazing women of the past and present.
"Happy New Years everyone! Research shows that 80% of people give up on their New Year’s resolution by the 2nd week of February!”, posted life and business coach Tony Robbins on his Instagram the second day into the new year.
Artwork comments on social injustices from the past and present
A successful night of lip syncing for charity
Black History Month originated from a week-long celebration in February known as “Negro History Week.” It was established by historian Carter G.
Founder’s Week is from Feb. 24 to March 3, and there is plenty to do to celebrate. Check out some events happening both on campus and off to get in the spirit of celebration for AU’s 125th Founder’s Day.
Event to cater to environmentalists, documentary lovers
A Chinese New Year Parade will be held to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Chinatown on Sunday, Feb.
With Valentine’s Day magic still in the air, check out these events for fun ways to spend time with those you care about. Frederick Douglass’ BiCentennial The National Park Service is celebrating abolitionist Frederick Douglass’s 200th birthday by hosting a Bicentennial Birthday Weekend.
Performances to showcase students’ experiences with identity and their bodies
Celebrate the holiday with a date or friends
Ideas and deals to make you fall in love all over again
Celebrate Fat Tuesday the right way
Ready to enjoy the second weekend in February by celebrating some amazing people? Whether it’s athletes competing in the Olympics, exploring African American history in air and space or running to support those with neurofibromatosis, DC has plenty to offer this weekend PyeongCheng Thang On Friday, Feb.
Caleen Jennings chosen to share personal work at local theater festival
Whether you’re rooting for the Patriots, Eagles, or even Justin Timberlake, this year’s Super Bowl is sure to be fun for everyone.
Eggs, donuts and avocado toast. Taste these items and more at D.C.’s first Brunch Fest, open Saturday from 11 a.m.