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The Eagle’s guide to Welcome Week for foodies on a budget

By Emily Martin · Friday, Aug. 18, 2017

Satisfy your cravings at events hosted by campus organizations

Santana will play in Columbia, Maryland on August 15.

Famed rock group Santana to play in Maryland August 15

By Griffin Rowell · Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017

The band will continue its lengthy 2017 tour at Merriweather Post Pavilion

Tyler, the Creator turns over a new leaf with “Flower Boy”

By Ali Almutairi · Monday, Aug. 7, 2017

Tyler, The Creator has made a unique name for himself in the hip-hop scene. Since starting out in 2009 with the critically-lauded mixtape “Bastard,” he’s captured the attention of audiences with his signature coarse vocals, offbeat lyrics and eccentric concepts.

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Brunch and breakfast bites around the world

By Cordilia James | August 3

Brunch is one of the most important meals of the day. It’s perfect for when you get a chance to sleep in on weekends, while also giving you the option to eat breakfast or lunch by noon.

Music

Regina Spektor and Ben Folds performed a special one-off show together in Virginia

By Griffin Rowell | August 1

On July 26 songwriting and indie-pop geniuses, Ben Folds and Regina Spektor, treated the audience at the Filene Center at Wolf Trap.

Echosmith returns with their new single "Goodbye".

Music

Echosmith returns with a new sound, strong single

By Meghan Howie | July 30

Echosmith debuted with a fresh sound in their new single, “Goodbye” on July 11, followed a music video on July 14.

Music

Clams Casino has Reached New Heights with “Instrumental Mixtape 4”

By Michael Valenti | July 29

“Instrumental Mixtape 4,” has listeners fully submerged in a world of deep bass and hard drums so they lose track of time as the nebulous harmonies take them away.

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Preview to Newseum Nights: Rock On

By Lara Jakiel | July 26

Looking for a way to explore a famous D.C. museum after hours? Look no further than the Newseum. Following the museum’s sold out cherry blossom event in April, the Newseum Nights series returns July 27 with Newseum Nights: Rock On.

Music

HAIM has “Something To Tell You” with elevated lyrics

By Emily Martin | July 23

The all-female trio HAIM strikes gold again with “Something To Tell You,” a pure pop album released on July 7.

Music

June shaped up to be the month of girl power

By Meghan Howie | July 20

June is the month of new releases, and it’s shaping up to be all about girl power. From veteran singers Katy Perry and Halsey to newcomer Lorde, these women are out to teach fans about women power in the world while each maintaining their unique vibes.

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Toast to wildlife with Brew at the Zoo

By Anusheh Khan | July 17

Support National Zoo animals at annual beer festival.

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Taco, Beer and Tequila Festival coming in July

By Anusheh Khan | July 10

Three guilty pleasures all in one event

Pictured: Jackson Browne recording “Running On Empty” at Merriweather in 1977, Willie Nelson with President Jimmy Carter on stage at Merriweather in 1980, Father John Misty opening for The Decemberists at Merriweather in 2015, and Grace Potter performing at the Merryland Festival at Merriweather in 2016. Photos courtesy of Merriweather Post Pavilion, Dave Barnhouser 13th Hour Photography and Richie Downs. Grace Potter’s Photo by Richie Downs, and Father John Misty’s Photo by Dave Barnhouser 13th Hour Photography.

Music

A look back on the Merriweather Post Pavilion’s 50-year history

By Griffin Rowell | July 10

The legendary Baltimore area concert venue will celebrate its birthday with a star-studded July 15 show.

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Summer eats: Best dishes for a Fourth of July barbecue

By Leanna Faulk | July 4

Fourth of July is here and it’s time to get excited about your next barbecue.

The Smithsonian Folklife Festival kicks off Thursday.

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Preview: Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2017

By Lara Jakiel | July 2

Celebrate 50 years of an annual D.C. tradition at this year’s Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

The Eagle's top contenders for songs of the summer.

Music

Turn up the heat: battle for 2017 song of the summer

By Emily Von Urff | June 29

Who will have the chart-topping, party-hopping single of the season?

Music

The White Man’s Burden: One Love Manchester concert exemplifies white savior complex

By Leanna Faulk | June 27

How these concerts play a role in promoting the white savior complex

Avocado toast with tomatoes, feta and balsamic vinegar

News

Easy and affordable avocado toast recipes

By Jenny Evans | June 26

Before writing this article, I had never had avocado toast before. Sure, I’d heard of it, and had considered making it after reading an article on Buzzfeed that had nine different recipes, but I’d always been turned off by the cost.

Music

Album Review: “Ti Amo” by Phoenix

By Dilpreet Raju | June 21

Pop and summer coincide in the French alt group’s newest album

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2017 Emily’s List gala honors women in politics

By Riddhi Sarkar | June 18

Featured speakers stressed need for political engagement from all

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.

Solutions by The State News