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Dancers gather for the Hispanic Heritage Month Family Day, hosted by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery each year.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in D.C.

By Vanessa Ambrocio · Thursday, Oct. 5, 2017

Though the month is almost over, there's still plenty of chances to celebrate

Life After Hours: Sept. 30-Oct. 3

By Lara Jakiel · Friday, Sept. 29, 2017

Attend a dachshund race, Russian festival and more this weekend

The Eagle’s guide to AU’s best study spots

By Sydney Mclane · Saturday, Sept. 23, 2017

To get your work done on time, you first need a good study spot. It can be hard to focus on tedious readings while in the comfort of your bed.

Guests can visit exhibits throughout Georgetown during the GLOW event.

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Life After Hours: Sept. 22-24

By Lara Jakiel | September 21

Soak up the end of September and the lingering warm weather with an all-night art event, fashion show, food festival and more.

Local street performers lined the block for the H Street Festival to show off their talents.

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Life After Hours: Sept. 15-17

By Lara Jakiel | September 15

We’ve already reached the end of the third week of classes, so take a well-deserved break with a scary movie, street festival, theatre party and more.

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Five ways to explore D.C. without a Welcome Week program

By Leanna Faulk | August 24

Explore D.C. is a two-day Welcome Week program for incoming freshmen and transfer students, designed to help new students get accustomed to the city, while also introducing them to the issues faced by the D.C.

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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

Mitski made listening about the sadness of life, fun at her sold-out DC show.

By Griffin Rowell | July 14

The Japanese-born indie rocker played a tight, emotional set at 9:30 Club.

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Concert Preview: Gorillaz

By Griffin Rowell | July 13

The dynamic, genre blending group comes to Merriweather Post Pavilion on July 15.

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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

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Preview: Capital Pride Week 2017

By Elisabeth Holmes | June 8

Celebrate LGBT identities with featured events from June 8-11

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Life After Hours: April 28-30

By Emily Martin | April 28

Take a deserved study break and venture into the District for a festival, concert or even some delicious chocolate. Georgetown French Market Celebrate French culture this weekend at the 14th annual Georgetown French Market.

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Best 2017 summer festivals in D.C.

By Jack Reilly | April 26

D.C. summers are not the best. The humidity and the feeling of being on an empty campus can be miserable.

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Life After Hours: April 21-23

By Emily Martin | April 21

Take a break from finals by attending festivals or concerts

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Five D.C. bookstores you should check out this weekend

By Caroline Rinker | April 19

In a city that practically runs on high-speed info and quick access to news, a bookstore is the perfect place for a college student to escape from deadlines and due dates.

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Preview: National Park Week

By Elisabeth Holmes | April 18

The National Park Service and National Park Foundation are hosting National Park Week from April 15 to 23.

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Five Hidden Gems of DC

By Jack Reilly | April 15

Every AU student knows about the big places in D.C. that everyone needs to go to like the National Mall, C & O Canal and Smithsonian Museums, but what about the places that only longtime residents know about?

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Life After Hours: April 14-16

By Emily Martin | April 14

Spring has sprung! If you don’t want to tan on the quad or hide in the library, venture off campus for yoga, fireworks, art, a festival or a dance party. Cherry BlossOM Yoga in the Courtyard Start your Saturday by stretching your body and soul at this free event.

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The best stops on the Red line

By Jack Reilly | April 10

A guide to getting the most out of the Dupont Circle, Gallery Place-Chinatown, Union Station and Woodley Park stations

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Life After Hours: April 7-9

By Emily Martin | April 7

While the semester is coming to a close, make sure to check out these festivals, movies or a great house party before finals start.

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