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D.C. Brunch Fest kicks off Saturday at Union Market

By Katya Podkovyroff Lewis · Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018

Eggs, donuts and avocado toast. Taste these items and more at D.C.’s first Brunch Fest, open Saturday from 11 a.m.

Katzen’s winter exhibition features six local artists

By Katya Podkovyroff Lewis · Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018

Artists created work with paint, oil and more

Alexandria Winter Restaurant week opens Friday.

Alexandria Winter Restaurant week starts Friday

By Katya Podkovyroff Lewis · Friday, Jan. 26, 2018

More than 60 restaurants to participate for 10 days and two weekends

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Life After Hours: Jan. 26-28

By Anna Donohue | January 26

If the first two weeks of classes already has you itching to get off campus, here is what you can do this weekend to get out of the Tenleytown bubble. Murder at Midnight at the Renwick Gallery Come to the Renwick Gallery on Friday night for a chance to explore two eerie exhibits: “Murder is her Hobby,” and “The Final Stop” before they close on Sunday.

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AU Photo Collective brings Distressed and Distorted photography to life

By Dilpreet Raju | January 19

Fourth Exhibition introduces depth with every image

Dele Amons performs with 94 Forever at AMFest 2016.

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Student Union Board to grow AMFest

By Georgia Sampson | December 16

The organization that entertains has more to come with AMFest in the spring

Music

U2’s new album is an optimistic plea to a new generation

By Eamon Martin | December 12

The famed Irish band’s new album tackles big themes with an urgent and energetic sound

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University records show decline in number of music majors

By Hannah Holtzer | December 12

Music department aims to change recruitment to improve enrollment

New Tenleytown mural fuses local history and culture

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New Tenleytown mural makes history come alive on Wisconsin Avenue

By Daniella Ignacio | December 11

Civil War, Kermit the Frog are just some elements of mural

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Muslim students struggle to find Halal dining options

By Maria Carrasco and Misbah Farooqi | December 11

Elevation Burger is the only restaurant to offer halal meat at the University

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Zeekit makes shopping online easier

By Cordilia James | December 11

Online shopping can be great: the world of fashion is at your fingertips and can easily be yours with a few clicks of a button.

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Capital Classics film series screens holiday movies to get in the spirit

By Morgan Bluma | December 10

Take a study break and go see a film

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James Veitch transcends comedy by satirizing scam emails

By Morgan Bluma | December 8

The comedian’s uses technology in a new form of humor

Guests can visit exhibits throughout Georgetown during the GLOW event.

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Life After Hours: Dec. 8-10

By Lara Jakiel | December 7

Erase your pre-finals jitters with fun and festive events around D.C.

"Shakespeare is a White Supremacist" opens Thursday.

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Preview: Rude Mechanicals’ ‘Shakespeare Is A White Supremacist’ takes original, racial twist on the Bard

By Daniella Ignacio | December 7

Devised piece tackles issues of race, active allyship

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Entrepreneur Daymond John speaks at first American Dreams Academy Summit

By Misbah Farooqi | December 5

John relayed his experiences and advice to student entrepreneurs

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Letter from the managing editor of Life

By Emily Martin | December 1

Time and time again, I’ve run into the issue of what to cover in “Off Campus,” a subsection of Life.

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Life After Hours: Dec. 1-3

By LARA JAKIEL/ THE EAGLE | November 30

It’s officially December and there’s still a week left until finals, so now is the time to get in the holiday spirit and start daydreaming of winter break.

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Duomuzi delivers emotional truth in powerful adaptation of ‘Antony and Cleopatra’

By Daniella Ignacio | November 30

Katzen Studio Theatre was the last stop in their 2017 tour

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How to stay productive with finals looming

By Meghan Howie | November 29

As the semester is winding down, days are getting shorter and we’re all exhausted from three months of work.

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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