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The Gym Rat Diaries: Work out without leaving campus

By Arielle Weg · Friday, Jan. 23, 2015

Discovering the options at Jacobs Fitness Center and Cassell.

At KPU event, Mary Cheney said challenges lie ahead for GOP

By Kim Szarmach · Friday, Jan. 23, 2015

The Republican Party and the public’s response to same-sex marriage and LGBT rights will play a major role in the 2016 elections, Cheney said.

Out of Northwest: Cava Mezze in Arlington

By Freddy Rodriguez · Friday, Jan. 23, 2015

Tenleytown has Cava Grill, but Arlington has so much more with Cava Mezze.

Music

Concert Preview: Nick Hakim returns to his D.C. roots at U Hall

By Sydney Gore | January 23

Indie singer-songwriter Nick Hakim will stop in D.C. on his East Coast headlining tour.

News

Movie Review: “The Boy Next Door”

By Jack Stringer | January 23

Jennifer Lopez stars in this cliched, unintentionally funny “thriller.”

Music

Concert Review: G-Eazy brings the Bay to D.C.’s 9:30 Club

By Adena Maier | January 22

The sold-out show brought high-energy and shoutouts to G-Eazy’s San Francisco home.

Sports

Men’s Basketball Loses rematch of last year’s Patriot League Championship to Boston University, 59-54

By Matt Holt | January 22

Down by as many as 15 points, the Eagles come up short in their comeback bid.

News

The M&M Report: “Inherent Vice” and “Selma”

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman | January 22

The Eagle’s pop culture podcast returns for 2015 with movie reviews, a returning guest and a special rant from Devin Mitchell.

News

Kiplinger Financial ranks AU 50th best value among private universities in annual list

By Gabe Bichinho | January 21

University rises nine spots in ranking since 2013

Music

Concert Review: DJ Questlove plays eclectic set at Howard Theatre

By Emily Bader | January 20

DJ Questlove connects to his audience in a unique set.

Subway will move into the empty space in the tunnel formerly occupied by TIGI Salon.

News

Preparations begin for new Subway, Kogod anniversary celebration

By Amber Cohen | January 20

Most construction finished over winter break, but two major projects will continue through the spring semester.

About 200 students marched around campus in "The Darkening," a rally in solidarity with the nationwide "Black Lives Matter" movement.

News

Large turnout expected for first AU teach-in on race relations

By Brooke Evans | January 20

Conversations on race to take place in MGC on Jan. 24

Sports

AU Wrestling drops to No. 20 Old Dominion 26-15

By Shannon Scovel | January 19

Eagles battle in spirit of alumnus Brian Sulmonetti during home dual against the Monarchs.

Sports

Women’s Basketball move to a perfect 6-0 in PL

By Jennifer Reyes | January 17

The Eagles dominate the Lafayette Leopards 63-44

Sports

Pee Wee’s second straight buzzer beater downs Lafayette 78-76

By Matt Holt | January 17

Along with his buzzer beater, Gardner’s all around effort gives the Eagles their third straight Patriot League victory.

Sports

Pee Wee does it again: Senior guard hits buzzer-beater three-pointer to top Lehigh 62-59

By Matt Holt | January 16

Gardner's third game-winner, along with junior guard Jesse Reed’s 27 points, give the Eagles back-to-back Patriot League wins

Boulevard Richard Lenoir, where the police officer was shot.

News

AU abroad students safe in Paris following terrorist attacks

By Amber Cohen | January 16

All students currently abroad in Paris have been accounted for and more will arrive soon.

News

New victims' advocate sits poised to make big impact

By Samantha Hogan | January 16

Wellness Center welcomes new advocate for survivors of sexual assault to staff

Music

Concert Preview: Questlove bringing DJ magic to Howard Theatre

By Emily Bader | January 15

The Roots drummer will lead a night of genre-defying fun.

News

Former Kogod professor Donald Brenner passes away

By Aly Seidel | January 14

46-year member of Kogod faculty served as acting Dean, retired in 2003.

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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