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Review: ‘Hard Truths’ showcases the hardships of mental health and family trauma

By Vaughan Noble · Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025

Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Michele Austin shine as polar opposite sisters

Review: ‘A Real Pain’ depicts a raw and raucous journey through Poland

By Vaughan Noble · Friday, Jan. 24, 2025

Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut excels as an exploration of pain, grief and growth

A Decade in Film: the ‘90s

By Vaughan Noble · Friday, Jan. 24, 2025

Films whose iconic tone and stylized mood defined the decade

Silver Screen

Movies for future journalists: The best stories about the people who share stories

By Vaughan Noble | January 23

Films show the power, struggle and importance of journalists

Lifestyle

Behind the scenes of bakeries in the 2024 Best Baguette D.C. Competition

By Alexandra Valdez | December 13

Dog Tag Bakery and Fresh Baguette both placed in the showdown

Silver Screen

Scenes that Stick: The closing of ‘Past Lives’ illustrates the difficulty of letting nostalgia go

By Keirah Chen | December 13

Greta Lee and Teo Yoo represent the grieving process of letting go of a part of ourselves

News

How one coffee shop builds community sustainably from bean to brew

By Alexandra Valdez | December 13

How one coffee shop builds community sustainably from bean to brew

News

Trendy or timeless: Old money aesthetic

By Ines Daguillard | December 12

Do brands alter to this aesthetic or remain consistent over time?

News

Roundup: Food hall frenzy

By Sabine Kanter-Huchting | December 12

Check out these spaces for good eats and community

News

Students, professors process election tensions through political art

By Alia Messina | December 11

In political epicenter, artists reinterpret national conversations

Arts

The holiday music debate: how early is too early?

By Alia Messina | December 10

The controversial yet jolly discourse continues

Silver Screen

Exploring the growing role of artificial intelligence in filmmaking

By Vaughan Noble and Alfie Pritchard | December 10

As industry experiments with AI, University film department watches from sidelines

Lifestyle

The Black Arts Collective creates outlet for Black students

By Faith Starchia | December 9

From painting to songwriting, organization uplifts mental health

News

Efforts to restore Potomac River gain momentum but obstacles remain

By Conor Gillingham | December 9

Organizations aim to foster culture of environmental restoration in D.C.

News

Trendy or Timeless? How basics remain superior in fashion

By Gamze Mercan | December 3

Playing it safe is better

News

Genre Deep Dive: Indie Folk

By Sydney Schurz | December 2

The modern spin on traditional folk gives listeners a uniquely encapsulating experience

Arts

Review: ‘Wicked’ is a magical masterpiece on belonging

By Maria Tedesco | November 26

The power of friendship is the star of the show

Arts

Review: Department of Performing Arts stages ‘Sometimes the Rain, Sometimes the Sea’

By Alia Messina | November 26

Play explores Hans Christian Anderson’s life and the characters’ struggle for love and understanding

News

Student organization expands excitement about sustainability to law students

By Gabby Landis | November 25

WCstainabL working to reduce food waste, single use plastics

Silver Screen

Weekend Watchlist: Highlighting what this past decade of cinema has to offer

By Alfie Pritchard | November 22

A look back at some of the best 2010s movies

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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